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  1. On 3/1/2023 at 9:22 AM, Beantown Express 2.0 said:

    I am guessing most on here aren't familiar with this, but I grew up eating Shrimp and Lobster Sauce, Boston Style.  I was taught this dish came in NY style which was a white sauce and Boston style which is a dark sauce.  Really simple dish but quite delicious.  The key to making it like they do in Boston is using Molasses in the sauce.  I will put a link to the recipe I use from an old restaurant in Boston called Kowloon's.  I don't add the egg and I use a black bean garlic sauce that I buy at the grocery store Asian section. Once the sauce is done just add the shrimp and cook a few minutes until done.  You can also add cooked lobster pieces to this sauce instead of shrimp.  Throw some sliced green onions on top when serving. This is a really popular dish in Boston Chinese restaurants and the best way I can describe it is it's like a ground pork chili consistency but with shrimp in it also (it doesn't taste like chili though).  Serve it over roast pork fried rice and add some chow mein noodles on top and it's fantastic.  

    Kowloon's Lobster Sauce (From Kowloon's of New England Ma) Recipe - Food.com

     

    Shrimp and Lobster Sauce Boston Style.jpg

    Andy Wong approves!

  2. 7 minutes ago, longhornmatt said:

    We only started running way more 2 TE sets and routinely playing an OL at one of the TE spots when it became apparent that our WRs sucked.   It’s not like Sark is known for taking pass catchers off the field so we can go jumbo with Andrej Karic types as an extra tight end.   That was done because we had no better options and had to phase out the useless 3rd WR.  It highlights how badly the WR room needs upgrading, not how we don’t need WRs because we’re somehow Tom Osborne era Nebraska now.  

    To pretend he didn’t start games and play a bunch of snaps is bizarre.    

    I mean, this kinda proves the point he wasn't a starting level WR.

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  3. The recruiting thread was getting into this topic.

    I had my first flare up of PF this year. My older sister has it too, so looks like it'll be something to work on going forward for me. She got me a pair of Vionic flip flops and I've been getting used to them. Also making sure I always wear shoes on the hard flooring throughout my home.

    What works for you? Shoe brands, insoles, stretches, physical therapy, etc...

  4. 13 hours ago, Gil Bang said:

    I'll brace for incoming negbombs.  

    I liked Katy and Robert.  I got to know them personally, and I liked them.

    I didn't necessarily agree with their moderation policies.  In fact, I often disagreed with them, but, it was their site, not mine.  I got more blinking envelopes than I can count.

    I helped host all but one of the hornfans CA tailgates along with Robert and Katy.  I wasn't involved with the first Holiday Bowl, but I did all the rest of them, along with both Pasadena games.  I was the asshole with the horse trailer full of beer (pulled by my tits Bronco that my cunt ex won in the divorce), and I was almost always cooking sausages or Carne Asada, on my grill that I hauled from home in the trailer.  For those that didn't have a ticket to the USC game, that was my (really fucking big in those days) TV set up on the Brookside golf course for the watch party.  There were at least a couple hundred folks gathered for that.

    I have vivid memories of meeting the Agnor's at Costco the day before the game, and loading 40 30-packs of beer and untold amounts of ice into my trailer, all paid for by hornfans.  1200 fucking beers for thirsty Texans. 

    This site is certainly a vast improvement, but hornfans, in it's prime, was the best thing on the 'net (at the time).

    I tailgated with them for years, I was in school when they started hosting, and it was a great meeting spot for years.  It was great for away games, too. Just had to find the blimp.

    7 hours ago, Voluminous Banality said:

    I showed up to that Rose Bowl early in the morning with $1,000 in my pocket for one ticket, walked around the grounds for hours, asked every bus load of passengers that disembarked, and found not one ticket for sale at any price the entire day. Still have great memories of watching that game on your big TV. We might not have been inside the stadium, but we could hear and feel the roar of the crowd with every play. On 4th and 5, it felt like we had seats on the goal line and when VY scored, everyone was hugging each other in jubilation. Truly an unforgettable experience. Cheers.

    Same experience, but I bribed the ticket taker $200, present and push method. Then I had $800 to spend on beer inside.

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