ITT we keep track of the trolls

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

I think you owe her $250 for that session, XanexAZ.

I don't think he can afford that, not working at Taco Hell. He barely can afford to pay for the chicken quesadillas that he makes.

[Alumiyum]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

I don't think he can afford that, not working at Taco Hell. He barely can afford to pay for the chicken quesadillas that he makes.

Now I want Taco Bell. Dammit.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Alumiyum

Now I want Taco Bell. Dammit.

Speaking of which, thumbs down on the cantina taco. I got one yesterday and it was basically a falling apart tortilla, meat and a lime wrapped in ALUMINUM FOIL. I felt like asking "wtf is this?"

[Alumiyum]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Speaking of which, thumbs down on the cantina taco. I got one yesterday and it was basically a falling apart tortilla, meat and a lime wrapped in ALUMINUM FOIL. I felt like asking "wtf is this?"

Oh good I was going to go try it, thanks for the heads up.

[AlphaFrog]

Dinner for Schmucks may be out in theatres, but this thread might as well be renamed Dinner for Trolls.

Way to feed 'em, guys.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Speaking of which, thumbs down on the cantina taco. I got one yesterday and it was basically a falling apart tortilla, meat and a lime wrapped in ALUMINUM FOIL. I felt like asking "wtf is this?"

Actually, this is the closest thing to ACTUAL Mexican food that TB has ever made. Aluminum foil and all.

[epchick]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

Actually, this is the closest thing to ACTUAL Mexican food that TB has ever made. Aluminum foil and all.

I don't think Taco Bell touts itself as serving "actual" mexican food. Although, some of the stuff they serve is not that far off though.


ETA: From what I understand (from friends) is that Taco Bell menus vary, so some things could be very much similar to something "actual."

Regardless, I <3 Taco Bell.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by epchick

I don't think Taco Bell touts itself as serving "actual" mexican food. Some of the stuff they serve is not that far off though.

You and I know that, but my dad wanted to know why he couldn't get a burrito supreme or a "gordita" when they went to Puerta Vallarta several years ago. Luckily, he'd learned his lesson before we visited the in-laws last Christmas. OMG....talk about some AWESOME eating! And not even the slightest hint of Montezuma's Revenge for any of us.

[epchick]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

a "gordita"

You mean an actual Gordita or a TB gordita (which i'll be honest, i've never even seen, so Idk how different it is)?

It's just like my step-dad's sisters who thought they could handle eating the salsa here because "oh I get the fire sauce from Taco Bell all the time."

[PiKA2001]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

You and I know that, but my dad wanted to know why he couldn't get a burrito supreme or a "gordita" when they went to Puerta Vallarta several years ago. Luckily, he'd learned his lesson before we visited the in-laws last Christmas. OMG....talk about some AWESOME eating! And not even the slightest hint of Montezuma's Revenge for any of us.

Do they have Taco Bells at Puerta Vallarta? I have a friend who has lived in central Mexico for about 10 years now and he was telling me that burritos are non existent south of Monterrey, as are flour tortillas.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

Actually, this is the closest thing to ACTUAL Mexican food that TB has ever made. Aluminum foil and all.

It wouldn't have been as bad if 1) the chicken wasn't dry as hell 2) the tortilla wasn't falling apart.