Posted on 06/30/2016 5:06:17 AM PDT by simpson96
LOL!
Here in SC, “packing” means something totally different, so we have to qualify what they are packing. Well endowed men are usually referred to as “packing”.
FMCDH(BITS)
In the mid 1960’s, when I was about 9, my mother bought me the Encyclopedia of Popular Science, an encyclopedia for children. One of the articles was about using rats in an experiment about overpopulation. Rats were placed in a cage. As long as the rats had enough space they behaved normally. As more rats were added they became aggressive. Then they became violent, constantly fighting. The experiment ended when the rats became cannibalistic, even though plenty of food and water was provided.
It appears that humans have reached the violent stage.
Try Tio Leos in San Diego if you ever get down that way.
Great ... Now I'm hungry. ;o)
Couldn't be said better.
The intent wasn’t to be a grammar nazi, just to point out the degradation in the language that has led to this type of lazy inarticulacy.
Are you being serious?
Salsa verde is green ...
Salsa rojo is red. The difference primarily comes from the color (and obvious taste) differences of the peppers and other ingredients used in making it. With some exceptions, red is generally hotter than green. I’ll take rojo every time, love muchp picante.
Agreed.
I imagine Chili’s has made a small fortune over the years by charging for their chips n salsa.
Come to San Diego, America’s Finest City. We have great, authentic Mexican food, including world class chips & salsa/hot sauce. And, too, we’re lovers, not fighters (mostly)!
;)
I totally agree about the degrading of the language. It disturbs me that the vulgarity “p***ed off” has become normal on TV & radio, where `irritated’ or `annoyed’ would convey the same meaning.
It looked to me like the fight was over a couple of fat chicks, who were more likely to be fighting over a boyfriend than salsa.
Because war is peace and freedom is slavery and ignorance is strength. Big brother is watching and he approves. That's why.
Come on now. Get with the twitter culture. You are only allowed 140 characters so dropping of verbs and such is acceptable. :-)
Red salsa is the best!
Green salsa is no good.
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