re: TulaneLSU's Top 10 signs of a civilization in ruin in Portland (NSFW)

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And yet it's still the best city in the US.

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Ooooooooooooh edgy!!!!

This is the best thread you’ve ever made. Ever.

Friend,

You nailed it.

Safe travels,
brewhan davey

TulaneLSU - stay safe out there

And it's this demographics of Portland protesting for BLM



Meanwhile in New Orleans, this is the racial makeup of the city


We all might as well be fighting for Pacific Islanders lives.

Friend,

The best pizza in Portland is Apizza Scholls, as I listed them in TulaneLSU's Top 40 pizzas in the USA. However, in the summer, their pizza is decidedly not as good as in the winter. I blame this on the humidity. The pizza makers are masters of making good dough when it is humid, but in the summer, when the air is dry, they are working from a new, unfamiliar slate. Their dough and crust suffer as a result.

Mother and I split two pizzas, the Margherita and then the Paulie Gee. The Paulie Gee was significantly better, and its toppings were top class. The Margherita was very disappointing and I ended up giving it to a man on the street who was begging for food.


Paulie Gee: Ricotta and honey balance the soppressata. The ample basil post-bake and garlic give it flavors of the old country. It is delicious, even if the crust was not as good as during humid months.




Margherita

The one benefit of the current times is that it was no problem getting the pizzas for takeout. You would often have to call hours ahead, and many times, they would sell out. This time, we were able to call and drive there, which is about twenty minutes from downtown. It was ready when we arrived. Prices are still expensive, but it's a quality pie.





As for other suggestions, I have tried a few food trucks, at the recommendation of others. I have been entirely disappointed. Voodoo Donuts is not close to as good as Tastee Donuts. There is one fun looking donut shop I considered trying, but Mother said it would mess up my blood sugar after eating 1.25 18" pizzas. She would not allow me, so I cannot report on it.



Yours,
TulaneLSU

Sup Unknown?

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The Margherita was very disappointing and I ended up giving it to a man on the street who was begging for food.

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Why This Revolution Isn't Like the 60's

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The result was that 1960s student radicals graduated without much debt and for all their hipness could enter a booming economy with marketable skills. Today's angry graduates owe a collective $1.6 trillion in student loan debt -- much of it borrowed for mediocre, therapeutic and politicized training that does not impress employers.

College debt impedes maturity, marriage, child-raising, home ownership and the saving of money. In other words, today's radical is far more desperate and angry that his college gambit never paid off.

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I usually hate this schtik of yours, but this is different than the others you’ve written. Well done and stay safe