This would be funny if they weren't turning around to head back here after vacation, after realizing they made a huge mistake.
"Do you hate the sun? Blue skies? Successful sports franchises? Do you love being around paunchy, miserable people who only go outside to take a break from wrapping their lips around a .357? Do you like a city with the feel of Detroit without it being Detroit? Do you want to live in a city that is the punchline of every American urban joke? One word: Cleveland. CLEVELAND: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is here if you dare."
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I actually just a made a comment about Cleveland to one of my friends who is from there. Just coming back from Pisa where we flew out of after a few days in Florence, it was really underwhelming. Outside of the tower and cathedral, its a pretty generic and forgettable European town that is dirty with a shitty airport. Saying it must be what foreign tourists feel like when they go to Cleveland for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
That video is a classic, it never really loses its humor, I definitely get used to it, but still its on point. One of my good friends lives there, and I've been there recently. For the most part the city is just a generic and meh as it comes. All in all metro Cleveland isn't bad, its clean, its got typical suburban housing, so its not bad or striking but everything about it is average, its all really forgettable. All the restaurants are old chains, all the styles are a bit behind the times, there's nothing wrong with any of this, its all just very meh. So while I don't mind suburban Cleveland downtown does suck. There's not much going on. So you get all the fun of a downtown with the crime and homeless, but with none of the upsides of a trendier city. The one saving grace of that downtown is Great Lakes Brewery. I'd much rather live in Cleveland than some parts of Colorado. Take for example Pueblo or Alamosa, but every state has its less desirable parts I guess.
You're late. Kubla put that up on the engaged roulette thread. But - to answer your question, both. I think, if it's real, that neither of them know how to communicate very well.
To go with my awesome hot peppers, I picked up some pectin, sugar, apple cider vinegar, etc. I am going to make some bomb ass mango pepper jelly and raspberry pepper jelly. I will also be doing some mango pepper wing sauce. We like to do raspberry chipotle sauce over a brick of cream cheese at Christmas for snacking purposes while the wine is being uncorked and maybe this year I'll be providing the sauces!
Don't be terrified, be properly nervous. Nerves help us anticipate and prepare. Fear forces us to lock up, shut down and under perform. Just practice away and continue to do your best. There's no professional musician who plays everything perfectly all the time. If you make a mistake, smile and continue like nobody knows. Cause the truth is, most people won't realize when you make a mistake. Hell, I've been to 5 weddings this summer and I'm convinced that most people have horrible pitch perception based on the special music I've heard. On to wines. I don't give a shit about wine. Personally, I'm a red wine guy. White tends to be to sweet and more than half a glass leads to heartburn. My favorite wine is Call Bigfoot Barley Wine. It's really a beer. It's by Sierra Nevada and it's amazing. Seriously. Go get some right now and thank me later. On the topic of beer. I keep buying a beer called Hoppy Boy from Twisted Pine... It makes me happy.
In all fairness, their whole beard is a neck beard because there is no separation between between the head and torso. What would really look good is if they had a chin strap beard to let us know where they think their jaws are.
This ad sums up how I feel about wine, even though Export Dry is terrible and I never drink it. Spoiler My house is freezing and difficult to heat properly, while the office is toasty and centrally heated. I think they've worked out the trick to making me want to do long hours.
Buying into drink "trends" is as gay as it gets. I hear about it on here with things like dirty martinis but are there really huge masses of people that order drinks they can't stand in order to look cool? Must be why Heineken is so popular.
Or people just like how it tastes. Everyone who doesn't agree with your Niles Crane-like palette isn't necessarily wrong, you know. Just different.
I generally can only drink red wine as an accompaniment to some sort of food. That is where it shines. White wine I can either have with food or have just by itself as a drink, a way to relax. That's my preference, anyway. I think assigning wine preference to a personality type is simplistic. The two things may be part of an overall pattern, but they are not a direct correlation.