This is good. And well-priced. TheBradness notes that it's a "tijuana style taqueria." It is, I suppose... but like 60% of the mexican joints in Portland, they use yellow American cheese in their chile relleno. That is not authentic, and, frankly, (while I will still eat it) it is a poor chile relleno.
Also, I often get the feeling that the cooks are making fun of me in Spanish while I wait for my food. My grasp of Spanish is entirely centered around curse words - they say some, they laugh, and then they look at me and start laughing even harder. What's up with that?
My Thanksgivings have all been super awesome. My family is great!
Nex, I think Jason thinks your bait is how you're like, "All you pansy hippies can shut your smelly traps. But also, listen up 'cuz I'm here to offend (hopefully)." It's like you just figured out the key to offending the people who annoy you: you call them names and then say wotwot.
Anyway, I'm with Showstopper.
My 7th grade 1st period teacher gave us the option of abstaining from reciting the pledge for political reasons.
We should have been on the news!
Woohoo!
uh, no, you wouldn't need any increase in actual riders for a majority to state that they would ride more if they felt that the roads were safer.
Anyway, this might be what people are citing:
Dill J. & Carr T., 2003, "Bicycle Commuting and Facilities in Major U.S. Cities: If You Build Them, Commuters Will Use Them", Transportation Research Record 1828
But there might be more recent research...
Damn, I thought this post was going to be for a wack give-away contest.
Mornin' Dan. Hope you enjoyed the coffee.
Thinking outside the bun.