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Re: Just one quick bitch, part two
« Reply #18750 on: Yesterday at 07:33:15 AM »
I just ran out of Texas Pete!!

I keep three brands of those little missile shaped red, hot sauce dabblers.
Cholula is my all round favorite, but Texas Pete favors the garlic over the hot peppers.

Then there's a Mexican brand that's sometimes hard to find, but they offer chile de arbol flavor. Tree peppers. Different, delicious, hot.

Texas Pete is not even made in Texas, Carolina somewhere, but it's the roasted garlic overload that I love.
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Re: Just one quick bitch, part two
« Reply #18751 on: Yesterday at 11:55:53 PM »
It's been a year and nine days since Dad passed away... a lot has went on with life, but me missing his crank calls, and his wisdom when I needed to hear it is just the typical points of grief. Right?

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Re: Just one quick bitch, part two
« Reply #18752 on: Today at 04:31:02 PM »
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