NSFW: Super Post Whore Thread v2.0

[ZX9RCAM]

Morning all

What he said...

 

[Cool 'Horn Luke]

Good morning everyone!

 

[karlac]

If you think that's a worthwhile task, it's easy enough to find a good Thai restaurant. When the server asks your preferred spice level, order "Thai hot."

I'll never make that mistake again.

BTDT ... never thought it could be too hot for coonass.

 

[karlac]

Morning

 

[Eastexasrick]

Good Morning

 

[Whistler]

Mornin' y'all!

 

[Charlie]

Yo!

 

[Fishkiller]

Good Morning Texicans

 

[prisondoc]

Mornin

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[benenglish]

Morning.

 

[crystalphoto]

g'mornin' y'all...

 

[Tnhawk]

Good Morning!

If you think that's a worthwhile task, it's easy enough to find a good Thai restaurant. When the server asks your preferred spice level, order "Thai hot."

I'll never make that mistake again.

When I lived in Houston I had a coworker from India. He enjoyed watching me suffer when ne'd cook or we would go to an Indian Restaurant. If it was painful going in, it will be painful going out!

 

[msharley]

Up to a balmy twenty degrees!

With rain in the works for tomorrow! (might get some of that nice FREEZING RAIN)!!

 

[Moonpie]

Mornin y’all

Dreary and miserable here. Foggy, rainy, drippy wet.
No range time today I guess.

 

[msharley]

Mornin y’all

Dreary and miserable here. Foggy, rainy, drippy wet.
No range time today I guess.

What?

Raining on the indoor range? Dang it all!

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

Today is Mark Twain's birthday.

 

[Tnhawk]

What?

Raining on the indoor range? Dang it all!

I've never had a bad range day but that would probably be it.

 

[Moonpie]

What?

Raining on the indoor range? Dang it all!

Says the guy from a frozen Hellscape.
Don’t you have Glock to clean?

 

[msharley]

Says the guy from a frozen Hellscape.
Don’t you have Glock to clean?

 

[General Zod]

If you think that's a worthwhile task, it's easy enough to find a good Thai restaurant. When the server asks your preferred spice level, order "Thai hot."

I'll never make that mistake again.

There's a Thai place in Terrell that's really good. On their menu, they have the little peppers by the name of the meal to indicate how hot it is. One pepper to five peppers is the range. I like Thai food, and I like it kind'a spicy, so when I ordered my Pad Thai and the pretty waitress asked how hot, I smiled and said "three peppers" because mid-range seemed safe.

Turns out their "pepper" scale is calibrated for Thai people who eat Thai food like grandma used to make.

I ate that meal with sweat pouring off of me. The spiciness was that perfect kind of spicy - it didn't interfere with the flavor, it just loomed behind me and smacked me upside the head from time to time while laughing at the white guy who thought he liked spicy food. Subtle, but overwhelming. The waitress managed not to laugh, but I could see how amused she was. She was also sweet enough to keep the tea refills coming fast enough to keep up with my desperation, and when we were done eating she recommended a dessert to give relief from the spiciness that neither my wife nor I would have thought to try, but it's ridiculously delicious - sweet rice with coconut milk and mango slices.

I order "two pepper" spiciness now.