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I was two days agoAre you in Texas tho?
that’s what I thought
I was two days agoAre you in Texas tho?
that’s what I thought
I learned that on Yellowstone, another great show, in Texas they don't put beans in Chili. I prefer no beans
I was two days ago
It makes me want to move out west and buy a ranch and horses lol. I just binged all of Yellowstone last monthI literally just finished Season 2. It's great.
Sorry dude. Was just in the Houston area for the weekendAnd you didn’t even call me. ?
Sorry can't concentrate. Too hungry, need something to go with the chile.@dennehy I'm upset with you.
You should be replying with, "chile is a pepper, Chile is a South American country."
Then I would have responded with this:
Sorry can't concentrate. Too hungry, need something to go with the chile.
But should Chili have beans in it is the real question?Chili is chili.
Damn it i just posted about that. I couldn't find the actual video clip of it but found what the others on the show had to say about it.I learned that on Yellowstone, another great show, in Texas they don't put beans in Chili. I prefer no beans
Great show.I literally just finished Season 2. It's great.
Its a hogieBut the intent is one piece. By that logic, if you load up your hotdog with enough fixings that it can become two pieces. Therefore: a sandwich in your eyes.
I'm suggesting the number of pieces doesn't matter. If I order a triple decker BLT it's still a sandwich even though it's more than two pieces.
Its a hogie
hoagie, submarine sandwich containing Italian meats, cheeses, and other fillings and condiments. The name likely comes from the Philadelphia area where, during World War I, Italian immigrants who worked at the Hog Island shipyard began making sandwiches; they were originally called “hoggies” before the name hoagie took hold. Hoagies are similar to the sandwiches known as subs, heroes, and grinders that are common elsewhere around the northeastern United States.
debatableHoagie | Sandwich, Filling, & History
Hoagie, submarine sandwich containing Italian meats, cheeses, and other fillings and condiments. The name likely comes from the Philadelphia area where, during World War I, Italian immigrants who worked at the Hog Island shipyard began making sandwiches. Learn more about the hoagie with this...www.britannica.com
You don't consider a hogie a sandwich?Its a hogie
Grilled cheese taco? Describe this to me.Is a grilled cheese taco a sandwich?
This is one I'll never get. Totally unqualified.