Haha.. see my post above.

Doritos are now called Cool American flavour in our house

Someday I'd love to take a moto tour of the British Isles. Starting up at John o Groats in Scotland then working my way south--back and forth, or maybe in a big circle so over to Wales as well. It is my heritage. I've been to UK several times but only on business. Would love touristing about the place some day. Once they let us diseased Americans back in i guess


take good care

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Depending on your love of history (so for you high) you could easily do three months or more driving a tour. You're retired go do it.

Our own Country is so amazingly awesome and there is so much to see here. So touristig abroad is kind of a back burner thing i think about. If I do leave the USA to tourist about my personal priority would be:


1. England, Scotland Wales
2. Ride the ALCAN up thru Canada to Alaska
3. Rome to see the Vatican and ruins from the old empire.
4. New Zealand (trout fishing).


but there is just so much to see and do here in our own Country

Wife and I have talked about using mil retirement benefits. We can fly "Space Available" on any TRANSCOM aircraft (C17, etc) headed to Europe or wherever--for free. Just have to wait for space on a flight. So out of Charleston or Baltimore probably.

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There is a place here that does nachos with their own homemade giant potato chips. Best nachos ever.

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clm
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We don't have the history though. I've been in pubs older than the US and churches people you've read about built. Bonus in the UK you can double dip and get some Roman ruins (although once you've been to Italy and seen them only Bath and Hadrian's wall still stand up).

You have two feet of height to spare if they let you carry on a winnebago as your "personal item" on a C17

I like some flavored chips, like Tim's jalapeno, but my favorites are plain chips and dip or salsa.

I mean, when restaurants serve chips and salsa, they don't use flavored chips. The great flavor is in the salsa, not artificially added to the chips.

I'm the same with potato chips. I like Lay's classic or ruffles with dip.

Flavored chips are just additional processing and artificial flavorings.

If you can find Jay's brand (Midwest but got bought out) you will never eat lays regular or ruffles ridges again

Just reiterating Tayto cheese and onion are really fucking good

Twiglets rule!

Rereading this thread reminded me that the Brits have the worst chip flavours.

Also I would never call corn chips and salsa "chips and salsa". They are, of course, nachos and salsa.

But corn chips are indeed chips.

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How does Danny Hart sit down with balls that big?

If you can find them, Tapatio Doritos are awesome.

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Incorrect. Nachos require at minimum a melted cheese topping.