Where is everyone #5

I’ve seen more desirable things fall out of a flake of hay, not really my thing, I’ll sure not eat it again…..

 

British thing ace
Sweet milky tea.
If you ever go in Walmart at the tea and coffee section. You’ll find a box of British blend teabags. Cheap as well. Just add boiling water to the tea, then add sugar to taste and milk.

 

I’ve never even heard of such tea, it really throwed me to be honest. At first I thought it was hot sweet tea until I took the lid off.

I’ve never ate at one of these type places, my sister has but not me….

 

Never knew it existed, learning curve for me. But I don’t even get nothing but pure old black coffee either….

 

Sounds like this was not a good experience. A shame really, because that should have been a very nice meal. Biryani should be spiced and flavorful, not hot, like chilies hot.

 

It had some spices that were good , but the heat was just to much for me. And I had no idea what I was digging out of it. I’m just a simple beans & taters type guy. I have ate a few odd dishes, but this was a total first for me….

 

There’s was a little dive next to the fuel island in Sinclair WY — when they were fixing their curry, it would make your eyes water when you were fueling— never had the balls to try it

 

The truck stop west of Laramie, sits back off the highway some. If you like Indian style food, that’s a good place. Mostly vegetarian, some chicken dishes. Can’t remember if they had lamb. Prices are very reasonable for very good portions.

 

Always wondered what the attraction was to make those people settle around there — there’s a bunch of them in that stretch

 

Do you fish it down behind the rubrail or just go over? What if the load isn't a nice clean rectangle? Do you use an s-hook to go up and down the length, or is the rope "threaded" through the d-rings on every load? I was under the impression it was kept and stored on the tarp? I've never had the chance to see someone use it.