Got a brother and nephew that live in Lindon. Thank fully I have around 16 family members and their families to go see in the greater SLC area.
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Got a brother and nephew that live in Lindon. Thank fully I have around 16 family members and their families to go see in the greater SLC area.
Agreed. I went to Rumbi once, never again. Rubio's is more of a Mexican place, but with fish in addition to the normal chicken and beef.
Note that I was talking about Chubby's, not Cubby's. They are two different places.
Predictable resident hipster food comment.
When I eat out BBQ with the hipsters at work I go on how ****** and overpriced the food is, plus no tip at Dickey's BBQ plus free icecream (all true too).
I'll never understand the hipster chain restaurant hate. They've grown that large for a reason.
Same reason the Kardashians are large, ****ing philistine.
Also, UTC is pretty vanilla. Snowmobiling up Hobble Creek was fun and the golf course is the best setting I could hope for.
I liked walking across Tibblefork and tubing in the bowl. Paying to tube in Midway is cool. They have a lift. Hiking Bridal Veil Falls was fun. My boss took me shooting behind Lincoln Beach and then we drove to Eureka to see the Norman Rockwell and a train exhibit, then checked out that creepy mansion that is said to be haunted and is rented out ( @Bulletproof poker night there?). We headed from there towards Delta and spent a night in Little Sahara sand dunes. Holy ****! Those things are amazing and the bike and 4 wheeler riders were crazy.
Next day we hit Topaz Mountain and searched for precious rocks, then went to this place I don't remember the name of and dug for geodes. They had just had the backhoe turn the dirt and we were the early birds so we found 8 geodes to crack. After that we hit that cabin looking diner in Delta for mushroom n swiss burgers. A+. Then we headed to udig to mine trilobite fosdils. Very cool.
Back to ****** Delta hotel for the next couple of nights. Bar drinks in between bowling rounds at the place behind Days Inn, and dinners with the best Mexican dish I've ever eaten, something rose maria... He also took me to the Japanese internment camp.
Next was Lehman Caves and he tried to buy me a Nevada hand job lol.
My boss told me I needed to go up some highway and fish something lake highway. Can't remember.
I liked walking across Tibblefork and tubing in the bowl. Paying to tube in Midway is cool. They have a lift. Hiking Bridal Veil Falls was fun. My boss took me shooting behind Lincoln Beach and then we drove to Eureka to see the Norman Rockwell and a train exhibit, then checked out that creepy mansion that is said to be haunted and is rented out ( @Bulletproof poker night there?). We headed from there towards Delta and spent a night in Little Sahara sand dunes. Holy ****! Those things are amazing and the bike and 4 wheeler riders were crazy.
Next day we hit Topaz Mountain and searched for precious rocks, then went to this place I don't remember the name of and dug for geodes. They had just had the backhoe turn the dirt and we were the early birds so we found 8 geodes to crack. After that we hit that cabin looking diner in Delta for mushroom n swiss burgers. A+. Then we headed to udig to mine trilobite fosdils. Very cool.
Back to ****** Delta hotel for the next couple of nights. Bar drinks in between bowling rounds at the place behind Days Inn, and dinners with the best Mexican dish I've ever eaten, something rose maria... He also took me to the Japanese internment camp.
Next was Lehman Caves and he tried to buy me a Nevada hand job lol.
My boss told me I needed to go up some highway and fish something lake highway. Can't remember.
Yup. Taco Bell has this sweat new hot taco that every man wants to eat. I would lick the sauce off my fingers.
You're living in the 50s buddy. There has been a mainstream push away from the trash you eat for at least a decade now. So in a way, you're the hipster.
Don't pretend like you're secure about your food choices. You get an epic butt hurt every time I bring up human-suitable food.
Come to think of it, there are some pretty good Indian places. I've had good experiences at Bombay House (Provo, on Univ Ave), India Palace (Provo, on Center St), and Kohinoor (Orem, State St and Center St). And a few good Thai places as well, although I'm not coming up with their names immediately. Our favorite Thai place closed a couple of years ago, unfortunately, but there are some other good ones as well.