just so you know they taste exactly as they did when you were in hs, as we
area bout the sqame age, Lee
"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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> "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
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>> On Fri, 12 Aug 2011 16:07:44 -0700, Julie Bove wrote:
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>>> "nurk_fred2000" > wrote in message
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>>>> Thanks to all for the recipes and suggestions on our patio party we
>>>> hosted this past weekend...I ended up buying 300 Jack in the Box Tacos
>>>> for $150 bucks plus tax (had to give them 2 days notice and pay in
>>>> advance) but everything came off without a hitch...When I got them
>>>> home we re-wrapped each taco in aluminum foil and reheated them for
>>>> our guests and no one questioned "where are these from" ~ I think I
>>>> got the credit for slaving over a hot stove lol...Everyone loved them
>>>> and couldn't get enough...Home Run!
>>>
>>> Good!
>>
>> This all sounds like bullshit(*). Starting with the price (which
>> should have been $138.50 at most) and ending with "Everyone loved
>> them" (soggified lettuce and shells included).
>>
>> -sw
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>> (*) Which would be on par with 100% of everything else he's posted to
>> Usenet.
>
> Well that could be. And while I must say that fast food was never
> something I really liked... I did like those Jack In The Box Tacos. No,
> they didn't taste like real tacos and they were insanely greasy. But
> there was something appealing about them to me. Can't remember the last
> time I had one though. It has been many, many years. And I don't plan on
> getting one any time in the future. Mainly I ate them in high school.
> But I also ate frozen burritos and canned ravioli. I think something
> happens to the taste buds of teens. They eat creepy things. And then
> they outgrow it. Well, usually.
>