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Like Brown cheese and salted licorice?
Calling those delicacies is pushing it though...
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Calling those delicacies is pushing it though...
There is a reason I put delicacies in quotes.
Now latkes with butter and sugar and maybe some lingonberry jam? hell yes.
MN = minnesota/minneapolis? I've actually lived the for 5 weeks a summer.... middle of a cornfield. I remember the lack of hot girls, and beeing arrested for driving a stolen golf cart on 4th of july...... ( we rented it, but guy was so drunk he forgot we did)
If you want scandinavian delies, checkout our girls. We have friends stateside that usually join us for vacation for this reason alone, also for 17th of may
Brunost aka brown cheese, dont mess with it, I love it! on waffels, bread, lompe, lefse etc. Also salted black licorice. mmmmmm
Also, nobody eats lutefisk without serious ammounts of alcohol, HORRIBLE, you need akkevitt. With that kinda of alcohol you could probably eat shark meat.
If you want scandinavian delies, checkout our girls. We have friends stateside that usually join us for vacation for this reason alone, also for 17th of may
Brunost aka brown cheese, dont mess with it, I love it! on waffels, bread, lompe, lefse etc. Also salted black licorice. mmmmmm
Also, nobody eats lutefisk without serious ammounts of alcohol, HORRIBLE, you need akkevitt. With that kinda of alcohol you could probably eat shark meat.
MN = minnesota/minneapolis? I've actually lived the for 5 weeks a summer.... middle of a cornfield. I remember the lack of hot girls, and beeing arrested for driving a stolen golf cart on 4th of july...... ( we rented it, but guy was so drunk he forgot we did)
If you want scandinavian delies, checkout our girls. We have friends stateside that usually join us for vacation for this reason alone, also for 17th of may
Sounds like you were in the wrong bits of Minnesota -- in the Twin cities there is no lack of beautiful women.
I got served akkevitt many times when I lived in Minneapolis. Never before many beers.
Dere's a few of dose Roundheads and Squareheads in dese here parts too, ya sure you betcha.
Seattle, particularly the Ballard neighborhood, and Edmonds. Still quite a few duffers around.
But I digress.....good for Loveland!
Seattle, particularly the Ballard neighborhood, and Edmonds. Still quite a few duffers around.
But I digress.....good for Loveland!
You clearly weren't paying attention..
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My wife’s family lives in Norway. Litefisk is something they try to convince other people to eat but they won’t touch it, even with copious amounts of Akkevit.MN = minnesota/minneapolis? I've actually lived the for 5 weeks a summer.... middle of a cornfield. I remember the lack of hot girls, and beeing arrested for driving a stolen golf cart on 4th of july...... ( we rented it, but guy was so drunk he forgot we did)
If you want scandinavian delies, checkout our girls. We have friends stateside that usually join us for vacation for this reason alone, also for 17th of may
Brunost aka brown cheese, dont mess with it, I love it! on waffels, bread, lompe, lefse etc. Also salted black licorice. mmmmmm
Also, nobody eats lutefisk without serious ammounts of alcohol, HORRIBLE, you need akkevitt. With that kinda of alcohol you could probably eat shark meat.
You probably could have just stopped right there.
My buddy worked at a detailing shop, they got in a car that had to emergency brake, with BUCKETS of "rakfisk" in the back, basicly fermented fish. Long story short, car got totaled out, even bare metal had smell after tons of attempts.
If you haven't listened and are interested at some of the considerations from an operational perspective, check out the last coupe episodes of PodSAM (https://www.saminfo.com/mountain-departments/podsam).
Here's a preview of the lift operations and line/maze management that will be used this season at Mt Hood Meadows. It appears they have a reasonable plan, including "ghost lanes" in the maze that will force lateral separation between groups waiting for the lift.
https://www.skihood.com/en/about-us...phJ1z29sODu_nPDLGmXO7s79hgD-_l-PNodkf_1dmHJJE
https://www.skihood.com/en/about-us...phJ1z29sODu_nPDLGmXO7s79hgD-_l-PNodkf_1dmHJJE
Looks good... so they'll have someone managing the line and who's next, at the point where all 6 lines come together? Is that normal or new for MHM?
At the merge point on busy days they have a person managing the merge. On most weekdays, no. (From prior seasons)
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