Just Ride it!

[Bruce Herbitter]

Anyone on this list?  Probably lugged steel...

 

 

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/bik/3032517941.html

[Joe K]

Hahaha! Looks like the poster may have been studying BikeSnob.

Funny.

Joe

On May 23, 12:31 pm, Bruce Herbitter <bruce.herbit...@gmail.com>
wrote:

[cyclot...@gmail.com]

I really hate PBR.

[Leslie]

On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 1:25:19 PM UTC-4, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:

I really hate PBR.

LOL!!!

Several friends have been huge Natty Lite fans, I just don't go there...   Bass, Guinness, Fat Tire, 1554, Dead Guy, milk stouts, oatmeal porters, etc., those are the ones I like...   (ie, NOT Blue Moon....). 

But yeah, I get the PBR has hit hipster stereotype... ack....

[cyclot...@gmail.com]

I do like Blue Moon...

[Leslie]

Some people do, which is fine; we don't want to all be identical...   I'm just not fond of the citrus-y orange twinge in it.  



On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 2:01:47 PM UTC-4, cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:

I do like Blue Moon...

[cyclot...@gmail.com]

I'm just glad we can still be internet-friends.

[Peter Morgano]

I love how all of Brooklyn is lumped in as hipster and cool. Hilarious for those of us who live in the thoroughly uncool areas like Bay Ridge where Coors Lite rules, that is in south area of Bay Ridge. I live in an all Muslim area where you cant get beer or wine, or pork products for that matter but Halal stuff is at a higher standard so it is good stuff if you like goat, or lamb products. Mmmm, making me hungry.

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[Rick]

> I love how all of Brooklyn is lumped in as hipster and cool.

And that no amount of misconception will allow Queens to make that
leap.

That craigslist post deserves to go viral, it's a good giggle. Local
(ATL) single speed hipsters have been dramatically de-stabilizing the
local Schwinn market, and that's a fact.

I second the PBR bleh. I'll happily quaff cold Old Swill and the High
Life, but not that PBR bizness.

[Bruce Herbitter]

You mean my old digs of Far Rockaway will never make the grade?

Some Genny Cream would be good right now (not available in the deep South where I pedal these days)

[Philip Williamson]

"Flagged for removal!!" Dangit.

On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:31:33 AM UTC-7, Fullylugged wrote:

[Philip Williamson]

I went to St. Paul a couple years ago, and my boss ordered a Blue Moon in a funky bar famous for its stuffed hamburger. The waiter said, "Yeh, that's real popular... with the ladies."

 Philip

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[cyclotourist]

All those ladies can't be wrong!

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[Liesl]

On May 24, 12:13 am, Philip Williamson <philip.william...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I went to St. Paul a couple years ago, and my boss ordered a Blue Moon in a
> funky bar famous for its stuffed hamburger. The waiter said, "Yeh, that's
> real popular... with the ladies."
>

Hmmm. The original bar famous for stuffed hamburgers in the Twin
Cities is Matt's on Cedar Ave in Minneapolis, "Home of the Jucy
Lucy". Could this be the place? Except a waiter is rare--if ever--
mostly it's waitresses. If it isn't the place, put it on your list
'cause it's the real deal. Total dive bar with 60's era gold vinyl
wall paper and home-made brass-and-wood duck art hanging on the
walls. The cheese is so hot that they refer to it as a "molten core"
and it's standard policy for waitresses to ask if you've had one
before. If you haven't, detailed instructions for how to eat it are
provided so that you don't burn yourself from the molten lava-cheese.
The standard beverage is a Grain Belt Premium–or just "a Premium" but
they recently added Blue Moon in some absurd attempt to class the
joint up. Matt's is in my 'hood and responsible for the 10 pounds I
added the first year I moved to Minneapolis.

Riv content: nope, all my Saluki/Proto communting has not taken off
my year of Juicy Lucys.

Liesl I'll-Have-a-Premium from deep in the heart of South Minneapolis

[Philip Williamson]

This place was famous for having been built on the third base position of a demolished ballpark?
"Juicy Lucy" sounds about right, though. I took a picture of the burger, but it was too pornographic to post anywhere. I do think it was in Minneapolis, not St. Paul, and we did go there with a native guide.
I do have a non-offensive picture of Mickey's Dining Car to share, though: http://www.flickr.com/photos/philipwilliamson/3639639989/

 Philip

[GeorgeS]

There is a Juicy Lucy's in New Orleans. On Carrollton Avenue near
Canal. Great burgers with stuffed meat. My preference is cheese and
jalapaneo. The waitress' wear very tight T-shirts emblazoned with
"I'm Juicy."
GeorgS

On May 25, 3:09 am, Philip Williamson <philip.william...@gmail.com>

[Liesl]

On May 25, 9:36 am, GeorgeS <chobur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The waitress' wear very tight T-shirts emblazoned with
> "I'm Juicy."

The Matt's t-shirts (and it just so happens I'm wearing mine at the
moment, oddly enough) says "Fear the Cheese"