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(Msg. 16) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 5:33 pm
Post subject: Re: Food Vending Hollister or Los Banos [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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LaJolla wrote:
> On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 11:17:21 -0800, DM <fins.TakeThisOut@nospam.bs221.com> wrote:
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>>>> Hey Dennis, I'll be leading a group of about 50-60 riders through
>>>> there myself. Let's meet at the Cajun food vendor.
>>>>
>>>> It'll be nice to get some Cajun food at Los Banos.
>>>>
>>> Cool. I'm assuming he'll be on the east side of town to catch the riders
>>> coming in from Fresno. Say Friday at 3:00pm? I'll mark my calendar.
>>>
>>> Fins BS#221
>> I meant Merced, not Fresno. Most of the Fresno guys trailer their bikes
>> and already have their food in ice chests.
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> What's wrong with having your food in an ice chest?
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Nothing. But since they have food they won't want to stop for Cajun
(unless its really good)
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 7:13 pm
Post subject: Re: Food Vending Hollister or Los Banos [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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snarl DeleteThis @trippin.com wrote:
> On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 12:25:25 -0800, al <al DeleteThis @linux.org> wrote:
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>> George Pollard wrote:
>>> DM <fins DeleteThis @nospam.bs221.com> wrote:
>>> :>
>>> : Go for it. I usually lead a group of 30-40 riders through Los Banos, and
>>> Hey Dennis, I'll be leading a group of about 50-60 riders through there
>>> myself. Let's meet at the Cajun food vendor.
>> You jokers must be countin' the flies on your armpits as riders....
>
> Looks like that red rubber ball went whooshin' right over you n' Irv's
> heads at warp speed. I'm dissapointed.
O ye of little faith. Don't be. I emailed
mailto:phoenix@rainbowpuddle.com and advised them to set up in Mendota.
Far cheaper than either Hollister or Los Banos, and closer to I-5
which means more riders that are further away from Hollister and much
hungrier. Los Banos gets a lot of riders but nobody really stops there
'cept for gas or a beer and they're usually all in a hurry to get to
Hollister.
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:30 pm
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On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 14:27:22 -0800, DM <fins RemoveThis @nospam.bs221.com> wrote:
>LaJolla wrote:
>> On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 11:17:21 -0800, DM <fins RemoveThis @nospam.bs221.com> wrote:
>>
>>>>> Hey Dennis, I'll be leading a group of about 50-60 riders through
>>>>> there myself. Let's meet at the Cajun food vendor.
>>>>>
>>>>> It'll be nice to get some Cajun food at Los Banos.
>>>>>
>>>> Cool. I'm assuming he'll be on the east side of town to catch the riders
>>>> coming in from Fresno. Say Friday at 3:00pm? I'll mark my calendar.
>>>>
>>>> Fins BS#221
>>> I meant Merced, not Fresno. Most of the Fresno guys trailer their bikes
>>> and already have their food in ice chests.
>>
>> What's wrong with having your food in an ice chest?
>
>> --
>Nothing. But since they have food they won't want to stop for Cajun
>(unless its really good)
>
>Fins BS#221
My mother was Cajun and I spent a few years growing up in LA, when she
and my dad split for a while. We stayed with three of her spinster
sisters (the unclaimed jewels) and every one of them could cook like
superstars.
I am often let down by what passes for Cajun cooking.
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:30 pm
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LaJolla wrote:
> My mother was Cajun and I spent a few years growing up in LA, when she
> and my dad split for a while. We stayed with three of her spinster
> sisters (the unclaimed jewels) and every one of them could cook like
> superstars.
>
> I am often let down by what passes for Cajun cooking.
One of the most fun things I've done was to take a day long class at the
New Orleans School of Cooking when Ms. Mouse and I were there on
vacation. Learned a bunch of social history and a handful of legitimate
bona fide recipes that are killers.
Worth spending a day doing if you're in NO.
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 10:49 pm
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Al wrote:
> snarl.DeleteThis@trippin.com wrote:
>> On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 12:25:25 -0800, al <al.DeleteThis@linux.org> wrote:
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>>> George Pollard wrote:
>>>> DM <fins.DeleteThis@nospam.bs221.com> wrote:
>>>> :> : Go for it. I usually lead a group of 30-40 riders through Los
>>>> Banos, and Hey Dennis, I'll be leading a group of about 50-60 riders
>>>> through there myself. Let's meet at the Cajun food vendor.
>>> You jokers must be countin' the flies on your armpits as riders....
>>
>> Looks like that red rubber ball went whooshin' right over you n' Irv's
>> heads at warp speed. I'm dissapointed.
>
> O ye of little faith. Don't be. I emailed
> mailto:phoenix@rainbowpuddle.com and advised them to set up in Mendota.
> Far cheaper than either Hollister or Los Banos, and closer to I-5 which
> means more riders that are further away from Hollister and much
> hungrier. Los Banos gets a lot of riders but nobody really stops there
> 'cept for gas or a beer and they're usually all in a hurry to get to
> Hollister.
>
It didn't sound like that was an option for him. I thought it had to be
either Los Banos or Hollister. If he's got a choice, Mendota's a good
spot also, lots of riders on that part of 33.
But now where we gonna feed 100+ folks in Los Banos?
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(Msg. 21) Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 3:25 am
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DM wrote:
> Al wrote:
>> snarl.TakeThisOut@trippin.com wrote:
>>> On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 12:25:25 -0800, al <al.TakeThisOut@linux.org> wrote:
>>>
>>>> George Pollard wrote:
>>>>> DM <fins.TakeThisOut@nospam.bs221.com> wrote:
>>>>> :> : Go for it. I usually lead a group of 30-40 riders through Los
>>>>> Banos, and Hey Dennis, I'll be leading a group of about 50-60
>>>>> riders through there myself. Let's meet at the Cajun food vendor.
>>>> You jokers must be countin' the flies on your armpits as riders....
>>>
>>> Looks like that red rubber ball went whooshin' right over you n' Irv's
>>> heads at warp speed. I'm dissapointed.
>>
>> O ye of little faith. Don't be. I emailed
>> mailto:phoenix@rainbowpuddle.com and advised them to set up in
>> Mendota. Far cheaper than either Hollister or Los Banos, and closer
>> to I-5 which means more riders that are further away from Hollister
>> and much hungrier. Los Banos gets a lot of riders but nobody really
>> stops there 'cept for gas or a beer and they're usually all in a hurry
>> to get to Hollister.
>>
> It didn't sound like that was an option for him. I thought it had to be
> either Los Banos or Hollister. If he's got a choice, Mendota's a good
> spot also, lots of riders on that part of 33.
>
> But now where we gonna feed 100+ folks in Los Banos?
>
> Fins BS#221
Well, at our next HOG meeting I'll suggest we take 33 this year if I
know they're gonna be set up. This year is the first year both HOG
chapters are combining for the Hollister event. Actually, if I were
them I would set up in both LB and Mendota. They'll make a boatload of
dough, even after expenses.
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