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TACOS!!!?!

ZOMG w00t whats your favorite taco(zorz)?

  • beef

    Votes: 33 47.1%
  • chicken

    Votes: 5 7.1%
  • fish

    Votes: 7 10.0%
  • clam ;)

    Votes: 6 8.6%
  • veggie

    Votes: 2 2.9%
  • both beef and chicken

    Votes: 16 22.9%
  • I hate mexican food.

    Votes: 1 1.4%

  • Total voters
    70
Man Bob, you must be like me. Here are some of my previous composition titles:

-"Super Silky Snausages"
-"The City of Clocks and Blocks"
-"Cinnamon Taxi"

Another I'm working on is Joey Versus Gravity. I got the idea a few months ago while watching the DVD of On the Waterfront.
 
That's a good one. My roommate in college managed that restaurant. There's a good one on Bristol too. Also on Main Street in HB. Or so I've heard anyway. :ninja: :p

IIRC, the Placentia restaurant is the original location. I live about a mile and a half from it. It's also really close to QSC's original location, so it's very popular with some of the long-timers here. If my wife liked Mexican food more, I'd be bringing home take-out from there for dinner a couple times a week.
 
IIRC, the Placentia restaurant is the original location. I live about a mile and a half from it. It's also really close to QSC's original location, so it's very popular with some of the long-timers here. If my wife liked Mexican food more, I'd be bringing home take-out from there for dinner a couple times a week.

That's my favorite too. It's about 5 minutes from my house too. QSC is over the hill from Costco right?
 
Let a man have his delusions. :p

Hey, it is southern California.

I used to live in Fountain Valley. I noticed it wasn't a valley, and there was no fountain. It's a very pastoral-sounding name, though; it makes you almost forget that much of the town is paved.
 
Hey, it is southern California.

I used to live in Fountain Valley. I noticed it wasn't a valley, and there was no fountain. It's a very pastoral-sounding name, though; it makes you almost forget that much of the town is paved.

I live in Fountain Valley, right on the border of HB. Ah, Fountain Valley, aka The Land of Walls. :p