Maybe a super market or two. So maybe a few banks to hit up.
Yeah out there you might need a car. That is a good distance from Longmont proper where most of the jobs you probably want are.
But also means if you have a car you get North Denver suburbs really easily but Boulder is harder.
So Northglenn, Commerce, Westminster and such will be in distance to travel by car. But actually you are close enough for a commute to Loveland which should have some jobs as well.
What will suck is out in that part of the burbs RTD will probably be sucky.
thankfully there is a shopping center (big grocery store, starbucks, sub shop, pharmacy, a few other things) less than a mile from me
then there are a fair number of places within say a 15 minute bike ride
but yeah most of main street (except the very northern parts) is >15min on bike and so is stuff below say 10th ave
i dunno what is realistically achievable on bike because i haven't biked in forever plus not know density of businesses but
Philly cheese steak is synonymous with the whiz. Y'all try and front claiming artisinal locally sourced shaved kobe beef and fine, aged french cheese but I know when no one is looking you people eat from trash cans.
Look I'm not saying you basic if you get your cheesesteak wit
I'm just saying your choices imply that you are
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I like my cheese steaks with queso instead of cheese and carnitas instead of steak and a tortilla shell instead of bread and maybe some rice, lettuce, and jalapenos I don't know.
Philly cheese steak is synonymous with the whiz. Y'all try and front claiming artisinal locally sourced shaved kobe beef and fine, aged french cheese but I know when no one is looking you people eat from trash cans.
it may be synonymous outside of philly. it's a pretty goofy perception. i have worked at philly pizzerias (where normal people order their food- people who live here do not drive to pat's or geno's for steaks that'd be dumb) and basically everyone orders with american, provolone, or sharp provolone. cheese whiz is like a 1/100 order except at the tourist places.
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I am reading the last book Tom Clancy wrote before he died.
It is very prescient. It's all about Russia helping foment nationalist anti-Russian activities in the Ukraine, to destabilize the country, then fomenting pro-Russian activities in the Crimea, and then slipping in soldiers to pretend to be local militia, all so they can steal the Crimea.
The book has actually happened!
Now I'm just waiting for the overt Russian invasion of Estonia.
Tom Clancy served on Putin's war council, confirmed.
I feel like it's more likely he was killed because he knew too much.
Probably had a polonium sandwich (pologna sandwich?).
That is an event in the novel, too, so it probably happened IRL.
Maybe the book where Spain splits into six pieces will come true next, and all the nerds of the world will start calling their desktops " 'puters".
Maybe a super market or two. So maybe a few banks to hit up.
Yeah out there you might need a car. That is a good distance from Longmont proper where most of the jobs you probably want are.
But also means if you have a car you get North Denver suburbs really easily but Boulder is harder.
So Northglenn, Commerce, Westminster and such will be in distance to travel by car. But actually you are close enough for a commute to Loveland which should have some jobs as well.
What will suck is out in that part of the burbs RTD will probably be sucky.
thankfully there is a shopping center (big grocery store, starbucks, sub shop, pharmacy, a few other things) less than a mile from me
then there are a fair number of places within say a 15 minute bike ride
but yeah most of main street (except the very northern parts) is >15min on bike and so is stuff below say 10th ave
i dunno what is realistically achievable on bike because i haven't biked in forever plus not know density of businesses but
hopefully i can get by without a car at first
that would be cool
Oh Longmont isn't really dense at all.
It is a pretty standard plains suburb. Big roads and such. Not sure how much has the bike paths. Fort Collins and Loveland most of the main roads do.
Like after being to Philly you are going to have a mind blowing experience how big even the small side roads are. Like they are huge.
Most of the Front Range (Colorado Springs to Fort Collins) was built up in the last 30 years. So it is really wide and not super dense at all. The older parts of Denver though are much more dense.
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Philly cheese steak is synonymous with the whiz. Y'all try and front claiming artisinal locally sourced shaved kobe beef and fine, aged french cheese but I know when no one is looking you people eat from trash cans.
it may be synonymous outside of philly. it's a pretty goofy perception. i have worked at philly pizzerias (where normal people order their food- people who live here do not drive to pat's or geno's for steaks that'd be dumb) and basically everyone orders with american, provolone, or sharp provolone. cheese whiz is like a 1/100 order except at the tourist places.
and yet it is delicious
so to turn your own argument against you
who cares what authentic people in philly authentically eat
I like my cheese steaks with whiz suck mah dick I'm a shark
cheese whiz is so gross. the kind of queso that is spicy i can find p appealing. but bright orange 'cheese whiz' is disgusting. not even like, i'll eat it when i'm self loathing sort of way. it's like the mcrib. it doesn't taste good and is not a guilty treat. it's just horrible to eat.
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I like my cheese steaks with queso instead of cheese and carnitas instead of steak and a tortilla shell instead of bread and maybe some rice, lettuce, and jalapenos I don't know.
You've got a severe lack of beans there, bucko
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Mostly when I see anything specified as philly cheese steak vs just cheese steak it implies peppers and onions
dunno why, I don't know of anywhere down here that serves them with whiz
Philly cheese steak is synonymous with the whiz. Y'all try and front claiming artisinal locally sourced shaved kobe beef and fine, aged french cheese but I know when no one is looking you people eat from trash cans.
it may be synonymous outside of philly. it's a pretty goofy perception. i have worked at philly pizzerias (where normal people order their food- people who live here do not drive to pat's or geno's for steaks that'd be dumb) and basically everyone orders with american, provolone, or sharp provolone. cheese whiz is like a 1/100 order except at the tourist places.
or jim's on south street.
seriously they have a line going around the corner. That place isn't good.
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Philly cheese steak is synonymous with the whiz. Y'all try and front claiming artisinal locally sourced shaved kobe beef and fine, aged french cheese but I know when no one is looking you people eat from trash cans.
it may be synonymous outside of philly. it's a pretty goofy perception. i have worked at philly pizzerias (where normal people order their food- people who live here do not drive to pat's or geno's for steaks that'd be dumb) and basically everyone orders with american, provolone, or sharp provolone. cheese whiz is like a 1/100 order except at the tourist places.
I am, at some level, heartened by this but as it does not fit my preset narrative I am forced to ignore it.
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Deebaseron my way to work in a suit and a tieAhhhh...come on fucking guyRegistered Userregular
Mostly when I see anything specified as philly cheese steak vs just cheese steak it implies peppers and onions
dunno why, I don't know of anywhere down here that serves them with whiz
almost no one gets peppers, either (in the sense that i almost always see it used in like baltimore or dc or w-e; green bell peppers)
if you're an old italian person you get a cheesesteak with sharp provolone, maybe onions, maybe long hots, no condiments
if you're a normal person who lives in philly and isn't 100 or obsessed with tourist shit you get american or provolone or sharp provolone which is better than regular provolone, you may get onions, peppers of any kind are p uncommon, some people get ketchup or mayo some don't
this last category is like 95% of all cheesesteaks consumed here not because it's some machismo authenticity (that'd be more the old italian thing) but because it is what people like
I like my cheese steaks with queso instead of cheese and carnitas instead of steak and a tortilla shell instead of bread and maybe some rice, lettuce, and jalapenos I don't know.
You've got a severe lack of beans there, bucko
Beans are a filler protein for when your taqueria won't put in enough meat.
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Even when I hated myself and didn't understand food I turned my nose up at cheese whiz.
skippy sharks have a very short lifespan and also get confused by electromagnetic changes maybe this cheese whiz thing is just that tyou're sitting too close to your monitor
Philly cheese steak is synonymous with the whiz. Y'all try and front claiming artisinal locally sourced shaved kobe beef and fine, aged french cheese but I know when no one is looking you people eat from trash cans.
it may be synonymous outside of philly. it's a pretty goofy perception. i have worked at philly pizzerias (where normal people order their food- people who live here do not drive to pat's or geno's for steaks that'd be dumb) and basically everyone orders with american, provolone, or sharp provolone. cheese whiz is like a 1/100 order except at the tourist places.
I am, at some level, heartened by this but as it does not fit my preset narrative I am forced to ignore it.
On a similar note, I am sticking with my preconceived notion that Roswell, NM attracts more tourists than Philly.
Even when I hated myself and didn't understand food I turned my nose up at cheese whiz.
skippy sharks have a very short lifespan and also get confused by electromagnetic changes maybe this cheese whiz thing is just that tyou're sitting too close to your monitor
i will drink 3 gallons of coke while jamming cow tales up my dickhole, i don't think this is a nose-turned-up thing
for me this is not about 'it doesn't look like real food' or 'how can that be digestible' or any sort of food philosophy
it just tastes bad in a way that nothing so calorically dense should
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thankfully there is a shopping center (big grocery store, starbucks, sub shop, pharmacy, a few other things) less than a mile from me
then there are a fair number of places within say a 15 minute bike ride
but yeah most of main street (except the very northern parts) is >15min on bike and so is stuff below say 10th ave
i dunno what is realistically achievable on bike because i haven't biked in forever plus not know density of businesses but
hopefully i can get by without a car at first
that would be cool
Look I'm not saying you basic if you get your cheesesteak wit
I'm just saying your choices imply that you are
Sensible substitutions.
That mass of bright orange un-cheese is not appetizing but mostly I just like spiders.
it may be synonymous outside of philly. it's a pretty goofy perception. i have worked at philly pizzerias (where normal people order their food- people who live here do not drive to pat's or geno's for steaks that'd be dumb) and basically everyone orders with american, provolone, or sharp provolone. cheese whiz is like a 1/100 order except at the tourist places.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU
just shoving spiders into your mouth, hand over fist, anytime my back is turned
I feel like it's more likely he was killed because he knew too much.
Probably had a polonium sandwich (pologna sandwich?).
That is an event in the novel, too, so it probably happened IRL.
Maybe the book where Spain splits into six pieces will come true next, and all the nerds of the world will start calling their desktops " 'puters".
Oh Longmont isn't really dense at all.
It is a pretty standard plains suburb. Big roads and such. Not sure how much has the bike paths. Fort Collins and Loveland most of the main roads do.
Like after being to Philly you are going to have a mind blowing experience how big even the small side roads are. Like they are huge.
Most of the Front Range (Colorado Springs to Fort Collins) was built up in the last 30 years. So it is really wide and not super dense at all. The older parts of Denver though are much more dense.
This is why people ask him about his health.
hasn't been dark for five hours, even
and yet it is delicious
so to turn your own argument against you
who cares what authentic people in philly authentically eat
I like my cheese steaks with whiz suck mah dick I'm a shark
You've got a severe lack of beans there, bucko
dunno why, I don't know of anywhere down here that serves them with whiz
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or jim's on south street.
seriously they have a line going around the corner. That place isn't good.
The Yui one was actually way hotter than Yui.
You can't skate by on just the Liberty Bell!
I am, at some level, heartened by this but as it does not fit my preset narrative I am forced to ignore it.
you can however, skip philly entirely.
almost no one gets peppers, either (in the sense that i almost always see it used in like baltimore or dc or w-e; green bell peppers)
if you're an old italian person you get a cheesesteak with sharp provolone, maybe onions, maybe long hots, no condiments
if you're a normal person who lives in philly and isn't 100 or obsessed with tourist shit you get american or provolone or sharp provolone which is better than regular provolone, you may get onions, peppers of any kind are p uncommon, some people get ketchup or mayo some don't
this last category is like 95% of all cheesesteaks consumed here not because it's some machismo authenticity (that'd be more the old italian thing) but because it is what people like
cheese whiz is horrible, it tastes bad
There is a place in CO that does them with green chilis and that shit is delicious.
Cheddar is even less of an option than Whiz
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Beans are a filler protein for when your taqueria won't put in enough meat.
skippy sharks have a very short lifespan and also get confused by electromagnetic changes maybe this cheese whiz thing is just that tyou're sitting too close to your monitor
I want them to bring back the empty chair.
No, he's from Jersey
we have pretzels
food trucks
the gayborhood
we have a lot to live for!
so much to do to forget that we have a shitty job market and outlandish gun crimes!
WE'RE HAPPY DAMMIT!
( please save us, we're so scared)
On a similar note, I am sticking with my preconceived notion that Roswell, NM attracts more tourists than Philly.
i will drink 3 gallons of coke while jamming cow tales up my dickhole, i don't think this is a nose-turned-up thing
for me this is not about 'it doesn't look like real food' or 'how can that be digestible' or any sort of food philosophy
it just tastes bad in a way that nothing so calorically dense should