Hold on I'll look....Wtf? Is this new?? My Cracker Barrel never had that.
We do spears of pickles wrapped in dried beef slices with cream cheese.
Boobs are the currency of Lit. I keep telling @Bry1313 this, but he refuses to share his cleavage!
You sure about that? She seems to need to keep them well leashed?
Be careful... we don't need any accidents happening to your... goods.
Well I donāt have boobs so how far will two dogs a semi decent personality, and a dad bob get me?
So far I have recieved 1 NY times article about the blue footed booby bird.We need numbers on how many you get so we can compare stats
https://theheartylife.org/cracker-barrel-kale-and-brussel-sprout-salad-recipe/Wtf? Is this new?? My Cracker Barrel never had that.
We do spears of pickles wrapped in dried beef slices with cream cheese.
Some of us are poorer than others.
I donāt have boobs so I canāt help with those numbers sorry!So far I have recieved 1 NY times article about the blue footed booby bird.
Things are not looking too great.
Eta: cancel that! Add 1 pair!
Point proven
We have a winner!Point proven
I'm not sure but I bet he looks just like his stick figure AV
How about you post and we let you know
I do what I can...So far I have recieved 1 NY times article about the blue footed booby bird.
Things are not looking too great.
Eta: cancel that! Add 1 pair!
Neither do I, so I sent the NYT story. Just trying to help.
I don't need to show my wallet to know that it's empty.
Shoulda just sent boobs from the internet
You're supposed look inside your shirtI don't need to show my wallet to know that it's empty.
My mom's cheese ball is kinda sweet. It has cream cheese, crushed pineapple, diced red onion, diced red bell pepper and is covered in chopped pecans.Hold on I'll look....
Wait you mean you put a pickle in the middle of your holiday cheese ball???
Not anywhere as near funny.Shoulda just sent boobs from the internet
team work makes the dream workI think the nice cleavage shot right there should suffice
Also point proven it doesnāt get me far
@MissLabelled not sure how long you'll be staying and what you're looking to do. If it hasn't already been mentioned and if you have a day to spare, I would also recommend taking a ferry over to Catalina Island. If you do so, I HIGHLY recommend getting ferry tickets as much in advance as possible. The good times on the schedule sell out super fast.I see @OrdinaryPerson has already repliedā¦Iām also currently in 562 area and I believe @flipghost is too?
Yes, The Queen Mary is finally reopened after some major repairs and maintenance, but with limited room availability. The ghost tours sell out most nights though, so Iād recommend booking in advance if thatās something youāre interested in!
One of my middle school classmates went there for QMās annual Halloween bash, and the elevator suddenly closed on his foot and started movingHe was able to pull his foot out of his sneaker, which got absolutely SHREDDED. It was in the local paper the next day and he brought the shoe in for show & tell
What kind of stuff do you like to do/eat, and how far out are you willing to range? I donāt spend much time in LB, but There is the Aquarium of the Pacific and some little shops on Shoreline, and Queen Mary mentioned above. Starling Diner has great mascarpone-stuffed French toast and scones. Nickās on 2nd has good steak, cake, fried deviled eggs and the best side salad Iāve ever had, if you like kale, almonds and a mustardy dressing thrown in the mix.
Of course Disneyland is a major local attraction. Knottās Berry Farm is another local theme park thatās smaller, cheaper, slightly closer than Disneyland, and they have delicious Boysenberry treats. Mrs. Knottās Chicken restaurant outside of the park is good too. Thereās a 6 Flags a bit farther north, if you like your roller coasters big and fast.
If youāre hitting the beach, I wouldnāt recommend Long Beach or Seal Beach at alllllInstead, Iād recommend a South Bay or an OC beach, but not Huntington Beach, itās like the Florida of OC. Iām partial to Hermosa, but Bolsa Chica is nice and has bonfires if you have a group and someone gets there early enough to snag one. Manhattan Beach is good for surfing. Redondo Beach (Hermosa-adjacent) has a pier with shops and restaurants. So does Santa Monica, plus a Ferris wheel, roller coaster and carnival games, and itās near Venice Beach, which isā¦an interesting place to people-watch, or get something tattooed or pierced!
Thereās absolutely no shortage of museums, sports, performing arts and concert venues in the LA area, as well as any type of ethnic food you can imagine. Let us know what you like or want to try for more specific recommendations!
Other than Hermosa Beach, 2 of my other happy places are Chavez Ravine (Dodgers Stadium) and the Hollywood Bowl, and July is the perfect time to visit both!
The Bowl is the summer home to the LA Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as many leased events with big-name bands, and sometimes they play movies while the orchestra accompanies them by playing iconic scores live. The LA Phil non-movie events usually have $1 (plus like $6 fees) tix in the back sections, and definitely go for the $1 seat cushion rentals. The Bowl is also unique in that it allows you to bring your own picnic, and there are like 14(?) different picnic spots scattered around the venue. The one at the top of the hill near the cheap seats happens to have the best view and is worth the climb, even if you get the $1000+ box seats. For LA Phil (not leased) events, you can also bring in alcohol! Parking there suuuucks though. They use a āstackedā parking system, which means you canāt leave until the people in front of you leave. The $7 shuttles from/to all over the LA area are 1000% worth it to avoid that headache!
Dodgers Stadium also has free shuttles from the Gateway area. You could do $25+ parking, but the traffic to and from is a pain. I donāt personally condone leaving a game early to ābeat the traffic,ā but itās definitely a thing some Angelenos doSome nights have fireworks or drone shows, some have stadium-wide giveaways, some have special ticket pack giveaways. I hear the new Dodger Dogs supplier isnāt as good as the old Farmer John dogs, so I avoided them last time. If you did want to try them, I hear the Dodger Dog vendors behind home plate are still the only ones that *grill* them though, so Iād go there. Canāt go wrong with carne asada nachos or a churro sundae served in a plastic Dodgers helmet though! Like the Bowl, the climb to the top is worth it for the views of the LA skyline, no matter where your seats are! The outfield pavilion was recently remodeled too, lots of patio seating, can see the pregame broadcasters doing their thing, sometimes live music and other entertainment. Even if youāre not into baseball (which I happen to be), itās still a fun day overall. Theyāre an exciting team to watch, the DJ and crowd participation are are great, the food is good and the weather is amazing.
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I wanna try that... She single???
