Red Mosquito

Chicken tenders and fried okra.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Chicken tenders and fried okra.

nice

So as not to nap after work like normal, I’m going to shop for shorts because I want new shorts and will pick up something to eat but not sure what will depend on which direction I go to shop

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:So as not to nap after work like normal, I’m going to shop for shorts because I want new shorts and will pick up something to eat but not sure what will depend on which direction I go to shop

Get your ass to Culver's

tommy wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:So as not to nap after work like normal, I’m going to shop for shorts because I want new shorts and will pick up something to eat but not sure what will depend on which direction I go to shop

Get your ass to Culver's

Probably will later this week. I need to be good for a stretch

Beef enchilada
Chicken soft taco
Small portion of chips and salsa

County fair fare

Torchy’s.

Change of plan. Thai instead. Panang curry

wease wrote:Change of plan. Thai instead. Panang curry

Excellent choice.

had bratwurst

and some pretzels

and dropped a fart that smelled like a dead animal

96583UP wrote:had bratwurst

and some pretzels

and dropped a fart that smelled like a dead animal

Also excellent.

Muthafuckin TACOS beeyatch!

We're going with another couple to an oyster place tonight. I've had a long-held stance on not eating seafood in a landlocked state, regardless of what time of day it was flown in. We've heard nothing but rave reviews about this place (https://www.sedaliasokc.com/), and I'm hoping I can trust seafood that's not fresh off the boat.

I thought you didn’t eat meat anymore

I will occasionally eat fish or shrimp, though it's rare. I don't eat any land animal meat though. Eventually, the goal is to be 100% plant-based.

Every few months, we get Chinese from a certain place because my wife craves a cumin lamb dish they offer. Thing is, it’s always long enough for her to forget his fucking spicy it is, so she has one serving then swears it off.

So here I am, once again, having the leftovers, and my lips and mouth are just fire. It is tasty though.

dad wrote:We're going with another couple to an oyster place tonight. I've had a long-held stance on not eating seafood in a landlocked state, regardless of what time of day it was flown in. We've heard nothing but rave reviews about this place (https://www.sedaliasokc.com/), and I'm hoping I can trust seafood that's not fresh off the boat.

this was so so good, just outstanding seafood.

also, the best gin and tonic I’ve ever had. They make the tonic in-house.

Chicken salad

wedge salad and corn on the cob