No ketchup?
- Thread starter desertrat
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You've been practicing the new recreational use law? :shrug:
FireBrand
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somdfunguy
not impressed
Sriracha
edinsomd
New Member
Because you are on a Rocky Mountain high in CO!I like my fries with cocktail sauce or tartar sauce. Do you have those? You can make your own tartar sauce with mayo, onion, relish, and pepper.
You forgot the lemon juice and Old Bay seasoning.
mamatutu
mama to two
Yes, I forgot the lemon, and the Old Bay goes directly ON the fries. Yummy!
RPMDAD
Well-Known Member
Excellent, time to break the grill out nice neighbor.
desertrat
0_0
Yep, need to go get some charcoal. This is the guy I bought the little trailer from. I saw he had it for sale and asked how much. He said he didn't know. I came back the next day after looking at new ones and offered $800, he said "how about $700?". I think people in CO are cool in general. They all seem happy, courteous and not in much of a hurry.
RPMDAD
Well-Known Member
I agree 100% that was my experience with people when i was out there.
acommondisaster
Active Member
Are the streets paved of gold out there? Is it the land of milk and honey?
I absolutely love the Colorado Springs area, but I recall the taxes (state, city and county) really added up. I also remember a trip to Denver where the hotel really tried to gouge us on a repair that had to be made, until I spoke with the manager and reminded him that he was spending his tax dollars as well as mine on the repair - he came back with a much more reasonable price for a couple of bags of topsoil to be spread where our truck ran onto the grass of $300. He originally quoted us $700. We went to a home improvement center, picked up 3 bags of topsoil and the rake to smooth it over, did it ourselves and gave him the rake. Colorado's a beautiful place, but it does have its warts.
I absolutely love the Colorado Springs area, but I recall the taxes (state, city and county) really added up. I also remember a trip to Denver where the hotel really tried to gouge us on a repair that had to be made, until I spoke with the manager and reminded him that he was spending his tax dollars as well as mine on the repair - he came back with a much more reasonable price for a couple of bags of topsoil to be spread where our truck ran onto the grass of $300. He originally quoted us $700. We went to a home improvement center, picked up 3 bags of topsoil and the rake to smooth it over, did it ourselves and gave him the rake. Colorado's a beautiful place, but it does have its warts.
TPD
the poor dad
Just Denver for a convention. Trying to add a couple personal days to get out of the big city and see Colorado!