txst16:
My mother taught me Spanish basics when I was very young. Right around the first grade. I took an interest studying it from about 6th grade up through my junior year of high school. Myself and another kid in our grade were the only two to advance passed a class (starting us in Spanish 2 our freshmen year). I always sat next to Ray (an ESL student I got along with). I helped him with his English and he would help me with Spanish.
WTF - I have never once used a derogatory term about a Latino; ever wished them harm; supported their illegal citizenships; and extended only curious and genuine kindness. So this to me is like fire under my ass.
Our schools require we learn your language and the majority of us are nice if not at least respectful of immigrants and non-english speaking southerners. Yet; they’re types that will pretend to know now english whatsoever; the type to never talk to you or address you in your own language; the ones who really just are lost; and these A$$ holes. They called me names I wouldn’t have expected considering our fist meeting.
Adios way!
Please tell me if I am too “out-of-line”…
¿Qué tiene éste que ver con salsas? El título me dio hambre, y cuando hice click, no hay nadie sobre la comida. ¡Qué decepción!
‘past’
And I, like Colibri , really don’t want to know about a fist meeting that involves A$$ holes.
I think alcohol may have been involved. Somewhere.
FYI, for those of you looking for a satisfying salsa with a lot of heat, but not wanting to go through the trouble to make your own, try Mrs. Renfro’s ghost pepper salsa. It’s hot, without sacrificing flavor. Warning: you will shit fire out of your ass after eating this stuff.
Mango. There should always be mango.
CoastalMaineiac:
FYI, for those of you looking for a satisfying salsa with a lot of heat, but not wanting to go through the trouble to make your own, try Mrs. Renfro’s ghost pepper salsa. It’s hot, without sacrificing flavor. Warning: you will shit fire out of your ass after eating this stuff.
Sounds good.
After my last unsatisfying salsa experience, I closely examined the jar and saw it was made in New York City! Let me tell, Cookie swung for that misstep!
Recipe please? We’re actually having a blind salsa tasting contest at work tomorrow, and I already have the mangos.
andros
May 11, 2016, 6:59pm
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No. Mango belongs in salsa like pineapple on pizza. Which is to say, not at all, ever.
A salsa with mango would be a chutney.
Until this post, I wanted to marry you and bear your children.
Interestingly enough this last weekend I had a really good salsa. They took a simple recipe and added dried chile for heat and fresh tomatos (in addition to the canned stuff) to offset the added heat. I am going to try that next time.
Next thing you’ll be asking about birth certificates to prove that those pizzas are actually american. :rolleyes:
andros:
That ’s the deal-breaker?
Well, there’s probably a few other things we’d have to work out.
andros
May 11, 2016, 7:55pm
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No need. Fruit on pizza is a plot to undermine all that is Right and True in the world. I don’t need a birth certificate to know that while pineapple pizzas are undeniably “American” in origin and manufacture, they are diametrically opposed to all that America truly stands for.
It is known.
andros
May 11, 2016, 7:56pm
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Relationships are about compromise.
There are NSFW videos out there.
I have no experience, but [heh] I would imagine your A$$hole would be burning after a fist meeting.
CoastalMaineiac:
FYI, for those of you looking for a satisfying salsa with a lot of heat, but not wanting to go through the trouble to make your own, try Mrs. Renfro’s ghost pepper salsa. It’s hot, without sacrificing flavor. Warning: you will shit fire out of your ass after eating this stuff.
+1; got a couple jars in the pantry now.
Tomatoes are a fruit.
I have nothing more to add to this thread.
<== salsa tongue!