The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Politics & RKBA => Topic started by: twyacht on November 05, 2010, 06:28:01 PM
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Seems with a Republican State Congress, and a Gov. Elect that supports Arizona's Immigration Law, is making some a bit "concerned".
The Lib, appeasing whiners have already come out warning of boycotts to our fragile state economy, "Our yards will be overgrown, who will pick our oranges????" Racial profiling!!!!! Dogs and Cats Living Together,.......Mass Hysteria..... :o
Please,.......
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, aka Pelosi's lap dog, doesn't even acknowledge their ILLEGALLY IN THIS COUNTRY!!!!
If they "migrate" OUT OF MY STATE, and settle in say, a liberal state, like CT, (sorry Timothy)...or Maryland, or anywhere else, maybe it will lead to a more favorable 2012, and get a handle on this.
I'll mow yards part-time, and if I can go home with a bag of oranges, I'm a orange pickin' fool.... 8)
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Yet, here's the really stange thing about all the illegals... You still can't get decent Mexican food anyplace in Florida. The taco-trucks in SoCal had better eats that the best Mexican restaurants in Florida.
Does sneaking into my state make 'em forget how to cook? The Cubans seemed to remember (oh yeah, they were "dry-foot" legal).
Offered as "food for thought" by Crusader who would sacrifice body parts for a decent burrito de chiles verde. Not my personal body parts, but sombody's. Sheesh.
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Yet, here's the really stange thing about all the illegals... You still can't get decent Mexican food anyplace in Florida. The taco-trucks in SoCal had better eats that the best Mexican restaurants in Florida.
Does sneaking into my state make 'em forget how to cook? The Cubans seemed to remember (oh yeah, they were "dry-foot" legal).
Offered as "food for thought" by Crusader who would sacrifice body parts for a decent burrito de chiles verde. Not my personal body parts, but sombody's. Sheesh.
Maybe even a cats. ;D I am howevre right there with. You can't even get decent tex-Mex, which I don't like all that well. No good Sonoran or yucatecan stuff at all. Not even any decent Salvdoran food. I mean c'mon, these guys can't all mow lawns. You''d think their would be a hell of a market for some good LA style roach coaches and mom and pop taquerias selling real mexican food.
FQ13 who is hungry and dissapointed
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Maybe even a cats. ;D I am howevre right there with. You can't even get decent tex-Mex, which I don't like all that well. No good Sonoran or yucatecan stuff at all. Not even any decent Salvdoran food. I mean c'mon, these guys can't all mow lawns. You''d think their would be a hell of a market for some good LA style roach coaches and mom and pop taquerias selling real mexican food.
FQ13 who is hungry and dissapointed
Go west young man ;D
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"Good Mexican Food" is an oxymoron.
;D
Grizzle Bear
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"Good Mexican Food" is an oxymoron.
;D
Grizzle Bear
Not to be disagreeable, but juevos rancheros, carnitas, tacos de pesca, guacamole, chile verde y chile colorado, pollo asado, machaca, carne asado, tamales de cerdo, tamales de dulce, tostadas con pollo o carne, refritos, burritos, salsa fresca and so much more are all elegant examples of fine Mexican cuisine (when properly prepared). These items are prepared differently throughout the various regions and sometimes seem to be totally different dishes. And these are all essentially street food. Haute cuisine in Mexico is truly world class with herb and spice combinations that easily out-do anything the French can claim. IMHO.
I have had the distinct pleasure to have spent extensive time on both Mexican coasts, and even some time inland,and I can attest to the fact that the real thing can compete with the finest cuisine in world. FWIW from a very hungry Crusader.
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I've never had "bad" Mexican food. Not even from a can. Maybe not as good as homemade, but still not "bad" ;D
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Texas too;
http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/news/politics/101107-debbie-riddle-immigration-proposal
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You know its intresting, most of the good food comes from areas of the world that were historicaly poor...