some words of advice....to make up for a somewhat dismal day...Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
She heard chatter on social media about a new Egyptian/Texas fusion BBQ place
in the "Mueller" area of Austin about a mile east of the glorious University of Texas...called KG BBQ.
Word on the street was to expect an hour wait...standing in line.
Typical Texas BBQ with a middle east twist...
smoked lamb ribs and chops, mint chimichurri, brisket and pork ribs with pomegranate.
We made the trek. Had to park 7 blocks away amongst tents and homeless. Gods people.
Not a single big tit hottie in sight.
Waited only 35 minutes in line with the unwashed gentrified snobbish masses.
The food...? OMG. Smoked lamb ribs with mint chimichurri....THE HOLY GRAIL of GLORIOUSNESS!![]()
Praise God for America!

JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom Charleston SC is another must for foodies. That city is chockablock with outstanding eateries at very reasonable prices. Lots of good bbq, as well. And I mean Texas bbq - the good stuff.Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
She heard chatter on social media about a new Egyptian/Texas fusion BBQ place
in the "Mueller" area of Austin about a mile east of the glorious University of Texas...called KG BBQ.
Word on the street was to expect an hour wait...standing in line.
Typical Texas BBQ with a middle east twist...
smoked lamb ribs and chops, mint chimichurri, brisket and pork ribs with pomegranate.
We made the trek. Had to park 7 blocks away amongst tents and homeless. Gods people.
Not a single big tit hottie in sight.
Waited only 35 minutes in line with the unwashed gentrified snobbish masses.
The food...? OMG. Smoked lamb ribs with mint chimichurri....THE HOLY GRAIL of GLORIOUSNESS!![]()
Praise God for America!
I'm jealous..!Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
She heard chatter on social media about a new Egyptian/Texas fusion BBQ place
in the "Mueller" area of Austin about a mile east of the glorious University of Texas...called KG BBQ.
Word on the street was to expect an hour wait...standing in line.
Typical Texas BBQ with a middle east twist...
smoked lamb ribs and chops, mint chimichurri, brisket and pork ribs with pomegranate.
We made the trek. Had to park 7 blocks away amongst tents and homeless. Gods people.
Not a single big tit hottie in sight.
Waited only 35 minutes in line with the unwashed gentrified snobbish masses.
The food...? OMG. Smoked lamb ribs with mint chimichurri....THE HOLY GRAIL of GLORIOUSNESS!![]()
Praise God for America!
I’d like to motorboat themROG62 » 16 Mar 2025, 10:58 pm » wrote: ↑ some words of advice....to make up for a somewhat dismal day...
Are you a heavy smoker?Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
She heard chatter on social media about a new Egyptian/Texas fusion BBQ place
in the "Mueller" area of Austin about a mile east of the glorious University of Texas...called KG BBQ.
Word on the street was to expect an hour wait...standing in line.
Typical Texas BBQ with a middle east twist...
smoked lamb ribs and chops, mint chimichurri, brisket and pork ribs with pomegranate.
We made the trek. Had to park 7 blocks away amongst tents and homeless. Gods people.
Not a single big tit hottie in sight.
Waited only 35 minutes in line with the unwashed gentrified snobbish masses.
The food...? OMG. Smoked lamb ribs with mint chimichurri....THE HOLY GRAIL of GLORIOUSNESS!![]()
Praise God for America!
That explains a lot. The overwhelming majority of sane people I have ever encountered avoid Austin like it's the plague.Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
ROG62 » 16 Mar 2025, 10:58 pm » wrote: ↑ some words of advice....to make up for a somewhat dismal day...
*GHETTOBLASTER » 17 Mar 2025, 1:22 am » wrote: ↑ I'm jealous..!
Lamb and mint is a magical combo.
I almost ate lamb off a street cart in Bahrain but chickened out at the last minute.
From a distance it looked like a leg of lamb mounted on a vertical spindle under heat lamps inside an all glass enclosure.
It looked like it was covered in peppercorns, which are really good when they are roasted too.
Once I walked to within 20 or 30 feet of the street cart it became obvious that those weren't pepper corns...they were flies..........
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom Austin? Seriously? The only **** place in all of Texas.Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
She heard chatter on social media about a new Egyptian/Texas fusion BBQ place
in the "Mueller" area of Austin about a mile east of the glorious University of Texas...called KG BBQ.
Word on the street was to expect an hour wait...standing in line.
Typical Texas BBQ with a middle east twist...
smoked lamb ribs and chops, mint chimichurri, brisket and pork ribs with pomegranate.
We made the trek. Had to park 7 blocks away amongst tents and homeless. Gods people.
Not a single big tit hottie in sight.
Waited only 35 minutes in line with the unwashed gentrified snobbish masses.
The food...? OMG. Smoked lamb ribs with mint chimichurri....THE HOLY GRAIL of GLORIOUSNESS!![]()
Praise God for America!
Why cant Austin rebuild I-35Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
She heard chatter on social media about a new Egyptian/Texas fusion BBQ place
in the "Mueller" area of Austin about a mile east of the glorious University of Texas...called KG BBQ.
Word on the street was to expect an hour wait...standing in line.
Typical Texas BBQ with a middle east twist...
smoked lamb ribs and chops, mint chimichurri, brisket and pork ribs with pomegranate.
We made the trek. Had to park 7 blocks away amongst tents and homeless. Gods people.
Not a single big tit hottie in sight.
Waited only 35 minutes in line with the unwashed gentrified snobbish masses.
The food...? OMG. Smoked lamb ribs with mint chimichurri....THE HOLY GRAIL of GLORIOUSNESS!![]()
Praise God for America!
Because to expand I35 would be an absolute nightmare for commuter traffic for a decade or more.TwoIfByTea » 17 Mar 2025, 6:22 pm » wrote: ↑ Why cant Austin rebuild I-35
Okay TxDot built a Toll Road around that almost went broke and hadda be bailed out by the state.
In reality most of the traffic passing thru 35 Austin is Big Trucks.
What they should have done is tolled I-35 thru the center of the city then all the big trucks went around instead of having CB Radio debates about the "Upper Or Lower Deck"
Yup, Austin is the tombstone of a dying empire.
Shutup nursing home boiConsRule » 17 Mar 2025, 8:59 am » wrote: ↑ That explains a lot. The overwhelming majority of sane people I have ever encountered avoid Austin like it's the plague.
I suppose but some years back I was running Laredo .Sumela » 17 Mar 2025, 8:23 pm » wrote: ↑ Because to expand I35 would be an absolute nightmare for commuter traffic for a decade or more.
They should have done it back in the 80s/90s when city growth began to explode.
Too late now.
What’s her name? Is she on porn hub?ROG62 » 16 Mar 2025, 10:58 pm » wrote: ↑ some words of advice....to make up for a somewhat dismal day...
no clue...
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom Sumela » 16 Mar 2025, 7:21 pm » wrote: ↑ D-I-L birthday. She loves hippie dippy tent city Austin. And I kinda do as well.
She heard chatter on social media about a new Egyptian/Texas fusion BBQ place
in the "Mueller" area of Austin about a mile east of the glorious University of Texas...called KG BBQ.
Word on the street was to expect an hour wait...standing in line.
Typical Texas BBQ with a middle east twist...
smoked lamb ribs and chops, mint chimichurri, brisket and pork ribs with pomegranate.
We made the trek. Had to park 7 blocks away amongst tents and homeless. Gods people.
Not a single big tit hottie in sight.
Waited only 35 minutes in line with the unwashed gentrified snobbish masses.
The food...? OMG. Smoked lamb ribs with mint chimichurri....THE HOLY GRAIL of GLORIOUSNESS!![]()
Praise God for America!