You might be a Californian if...........?

[Unrepresented]

Well, it has been almost 2 months since it's been washed..


Now where's that burrito we've been looking for?

Was that our last solid rain?

 

[gustobassman]

Was that our last solid rain?

Nah, i actually went to the car wash. Pooping birds and trees dropping tree-crap make for a dirty-a$$ ride.

 

[kserg]

Dirty car = they can't see all the dents or scratches on it and dirt protects it from the sun! Natural, free wax job!

 

[Unrepresented]

Nah, i actually went to the car wash. Pooping birds and trees dropping tree-crap make for a dirty-a$$ ride.

I am actually about the same. There's a self-wash place right next to my dentist. I usually hit it up after a cleaning.

 

[SJLee]

This post made this thread worth the read.

Thank you. It was a hell of a trip that makes for a fun story now.

 

[chuck norriss]

Bucket of shampoo-water = car wash. Works really well.

 

[Tommygunn]

They do that here too...for some reason I think it's a BMW thing to do

South park on motorcycles?

Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7C0vd-L5lg

Nailed it!!!!

 

[elgecko]

And just like that, Carl's Jr. introduces the San Diego Burrito.

Carl's Jr./Green Burrito co-branded stores are purporting to offer a Southern California flavor with the new San Diego Burrito.

The burrito features charbroiled steak and the brand's natural-cut French fries rolled up in a flour tortilla along with guacamole, salsa, and shredded Jack and cheddar.

According to John Koncki, director of product development at Carl’s Jr. and Green Burrito: “Down there near the border, many Mexican restaurants offer steak burritos with French fries in them so, of course, we had to try them and they were great!"

While Carl's Jr. is terming the style as a "San Diego Burrito," in San Diego, it's called a "California Burrito" and attributed to the local beach culture.

The burrito is available a la carte for $3.99 or can be had in a combo for $5.99.

If you're looking to try the San Diego Burrito, Carl's Jr. has a "$1 off" coupon on their website here.

http://www.brandeating.com/2013/05/news-green-burrito-new-san-diego-burrito.html

 

[Unrepresented]

And just like that, Carl's Jr. introduces the San Diego Burrito.



http://www.brandeating.com/2013/05/news-green-burrito-new-san-diego-burrito.html

Because nothing says "California culture" like going to Carl's Jr to order a burrito.

 

[elgecko]

To be fair, it's Carl's Jr/Green Burrito, which at one time was a small, mom-and-pop-ish chain.

 

[macaroni tony]

And just like that, Carl's Jr. introduces the San Diego Burrito.

I had one a couple weeks ago. It was waaaayy too small, and not nearly enough flavor. I was so disappointed I purposely didn't even mention it in this thread

 

[SJLee]

That almost sounds Peruvian. The Peruvians have something called Lomo Saltado, which is steak, fries, tomato, red onion, peas, and sauce over rice.

 

[elgecko]

Damn, this thread is making me hungry again!

 

[tastybasslines]

Damn...you made my mouth insta water.

 

[SJLee]

I know. I might have to hit Costa Verde tonight.

 

[elgecko]

The only time I've had Peruvian food, it was some sort of chicken with a green sauce. Delicious!

 

[Unrepresented]

That almost sounds Peruvian. The Peruvians have something called Lomo Saltado, which is steak, fries, tomato, red onion, peas, and sauce over rice.

I want to eat to there.

 

[Ziltoid]

What's the ratio of hippies/other in calif?

 

[SJLee]

The only time I've had Peruvian food, it was some sort of chicken with a green sauce. Delicious!

Peruvian Food is my stand in Mexican food here in the DC area because there are no good Mexican food restaurants out here.

 

[Unrepresented]

What's the ratio of hippies/other in calif?

Depends on how close one adheres to the stereotype.

There are not that many tie-die wearing folks around but there is a good population that smokes weed, a good portion who attends yoga classes, and obviously there's a general progressive base out here.