gungho

CO passed a law re: rental cars requiring snow equipment and it's the renter's responsibility to make sure the car is equipped. Don't remember the details so one should check if renting. Was just there last week but had personal vehicle that was legal so didn't pay too much attention

Given the context, bit of a reach, but I'll give u a point or 2.

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I’ve been to Hyderabad for a couple weeks.

No trash on the streets; no offensive smells other than car exhaust.

Great food and friendly people.

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I don't know what part of Hyderabad u went to, but when I went about 9 yr ago I went all over the city. About the filthiest place I've been. Typical Indian views- street urination/ defecation. Even though I stayed in one of the Marriotts, the stench from adjacent stream (diarrhea green) when the wind blew a certain way and the nearby lake where people sent their little flaming boats out on the water as part of the grieving process for loved ones were very efficient deterrents to return. Heartbreaking situation. And i have a very close Indian friend who lives there

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Very interesting article- by a woman no less. Explains a lot.

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You are mixing tense. "This" is singular but "bars" is plural.

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It's not tense- that's for verbs. The error is in number agreement.

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I read Lonesome Dove first. Then the rest in chronological order.

I would recommend that way

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Agree 100%. And also agree LD is best American novel- only book i ever read that i was very sad it had to end

Not too long ago, there was a thread that contained a post about a cookbook from the 60's, not sure if out of print, title something like "Recipes from..." or ""Evenings with...."and the name of the place was a South Louisiana name. Sorry I can't be more specific, but if someone could weigh in with some possibilities, I'm pretty sure i would recognize it. Thanks for any help

I've done them using half the grill lit and cooking ribs using indirect heat on the unlit burners and also some wood chips in foil packet for smoke. Came out pretty good, advise use thermometer, not so much for meat but for cooking temp

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Somebody said it earlier you just missed it. That was the original Georges under the overpass on Perkins. Newspapers on the wall, graffiti on all the tables and dollar bills hanging from the ceiling. When the owner (Smokie) died they closed the place. It's since reopened as Zees Zees which funny enough used to be where Overpass Merchant is now across the street. Anyway, that location of Georges was well known for its burgers but isn't there anymore. Some will argue but the location on Highland (Georges Southside) has burgers that are pretty close to the original and the guy that managed the original location (Tony) runs the one on Highland now.

Thats your answer.

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Got it, thanks. I actually did see that but with all the other replies re: just the best burger in BR and being so brief, wasn't sure that was what nicholastiger intended. 'Preciate it.

Friend says he tried all burgers in BR but best one he can't remember name of restaurant but walls were papered with old newspapers, also maybe under I-10?
Any ideas?

Anyone with thoughts/suggestions for Mazens in Lake Charles?. Thanks