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Natural Light, one of the 5 pavilions at the now defunct Busch Gardens. You could get 2 beers at each pavilion. Slam a 6-pack on the way there and by the time you were done you could be butt-faced.
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#1205
I’m outside the Four Seasons. Astros must be staying here. There are a some fans outside and some limo/shuttle looking vehicles.
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I heard there were some restaurants that adamantly REFUSED to serve the Astros in Philly. I understand the Philly spirit, but refusing to serve food to a fellow American seems awfully mean IMO.
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#1207
I think that's a "distortion of the truth." I saw a report about that on 6 ABC. According to the owner of a BBQ place, the organization called looking for "latin food", which he doesn't make. The other place featured was a pizza place that closes at something like 3 pm. They wanted 10 pies for after the game. He wasn't going to stick around to make them pizza.
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I think that's a "distortion of the truth." I saw a report about that on 6 ABC. According to the owner of a BBQ place, the organization called looking for "latin food", which he doesn't make. The other place featured was a pizza place that closes at something like 3 pm. They wanted 10 pies for after the game. He wasn't going to stick around to make them pizza.
The city that loves you back?? Possibly not.
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Bad things happen in Philadelphia
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I think that's a "distortion of the truth." I saw a report about that on 6 ABC. According to the owner of a BBQ place, the organization called looking for "latin food", which he doesn't make. The other place featured was a pizza place that closes at something like 3 pm. They wanted 10 pies for after the game. He wasn't going to stick around to make them pizza.
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Sarcone’s makes the BEST tomato pie in Philly IMO, and they run out by 2PM (at least when I lived there). But they are more of a bakery than a pizza place.
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Know I know the answer to "what kind". Thank you.
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#1214
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This was in Pennsylvania, where you could buy up to 2 6-packs at a bar, or a minimum of a case at a Beer Distributor. There was a bar in town where we never went. Perhaps it attracted "The Wrong Crowd", though in a town that small it's hard to imagine it attracting ANY crowd. So Dad bought beer at the Distributor in Gettysburg, which meant that buying beer was making a fairly serious commitment. I mean, you might buy a 6-pack of a beer you've never had, and it it's really bad you only ever bought 6 of it. But a case is 24 bottles! So he didn't experiment much.
Later, he switched to Yuengling, which was/is also a reasonably good pilsener, though they also sell a rather thin porter. But they have the distinction of being the oldest brewery in America. AND being brewed in Pennsylvania.
EDIT: Apparently Pennsylvania made no provision for anyone who wanted to buy THREE 6-packs.
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Adventures in Sizes for cycling clothing - Last year I bought some lightweight Pearl Izumi tights, to replace my 20+ year old ones that had started disintegrating. I went over their size chart very carefully and ordered the L. Despite being an XL in just about every other brand, I had ordered a PI jersey based on their size chars, and it fit great. The tights fit fine.
Fast forward to now. I wanted to replace my 20+ year old windfront thermal tights. BikeTiresDirect was having a sale on last year's PI AmFib tights. So I ordered the L, since experience and the size chart said they should fit. Haha. I managed to fight my way into them. It would have been impossible to ride a bike with them, though, because my knee would never be able to bend far enough to turn the pedals. And I had an even bigger fight getting out of them.![Not Amused](images/smilies/brood.gif)
So, I ordered the XLs, which damn well better fit since BTD doesn't have any 2XLs.
Fast forward to now. I wanted to replace my 20+ year old windfront thermal tights. BikeTiresDirect was having a sale on last year's PI AmFib tights. So I ordered the L, since experience and the size chart said they should fit. Haha. I managed to fight my way into them. It would have been impossible to ride a bike with them, though, because my knee would never be able to bend far enough to turn the pedals. And I had an even bigger fight getting out of them.
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So, I ordered the XLs, which damn well better fit since BTD doesn't have any 2XLs.
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Adventures in Sizes for cycling clothing - Last year I bought some lightweight Pearl Izumi tights, to replace my 20+ year old ones that had started disintegrating. I went over their size chart very carefully and ordered the L. Despite being an XL in just about every other brand, I had ordered a PI jersey based on their size chars, and it fit great. The tights fit fine.
Fast forward to now. I wanted to replace my 20+ year old windfront thermal tights. BikeTiresDirect was having a sale on last year's PI AmFib tights. So I ordered the L, since experience and the size chart said they should fit. Haha. I managed to fight my way into them. It would have been impossible to ride a bike with them, though, because my knee would never be able to bend far enough to turn the pedals. And I had an even bigger fight getting out of them.![Not Amused](images/smilies/brood.gif)
So, I ordered the XLs, which damn well better fit since BTD doesn't have any 2XLs.
Fast forward to now. I wanted to replace my 20+ year old windfront thermal tights. BikeTiresDirect was having a sale on last year's PI AmFib tights. So I ordered the L, since experience and the size chart said they should fit. Haha. I managed to fight my way into them. It would have been impossible to ride a bike with them, though, because my knee would never be able to bend far enough to turn the pedals. And I had an even bigger fight getting out of them.
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So, I ordered the XLs, which damn well better fit since BTD doesn't have any 2XLs.
I have a sage green Le Col Pro II jersey in Large, if anyone is interested (cheap!). Fantastic material and quality. It turns out I'm an XL in Le Col's stuff.
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Me too. Pro jersey in XL JUST fits. So, a Large would fit a significantly smaller person.
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Yep. I have a wide shoulder structure, which sometimes is a bigger factor in fit for me than just chest circumference. Sure is nice fabric, though.
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Adventures in Sizes for cycling clothing - Last year I bought some lightweight Pearl Izumi tights, to replace my 20+ year old ones that had started disintegrating. I went over their size chart very carefully and ordered the L. Despite being an XL in just about every other brand, I had ordered a PI jersey based on their size chars, and it fit great. The tights fit fine.
Fast forward to now. I wanted to replace my 20+ year old windfront thermal tights. BikeTiresDirect was having a sale on last year's PI AmFib tights. So I ordered the L, since experience and the size chart said they should fit. Haha. I managed to fight my way into them. It would have been impossible to ride a bike with them, though, because my knee would never be able to bend far enough to turn the pedals. And I had an even bigger fight getting out of them.![Not Amused](images/smilies/brood.gif)
So, I ordered the XLs, which damn well better fit since BTD doesn't have any 2XLs.
Fast forward to now. I wanted to replace my 20+ year old windfront thermal tights. BikeTiresDirect was having a sale on last year's PI AmFib tights. So I ordered the L, since experience and the size chart said they should fit. Haha. I managed to fight my way into them. It would have been impossible to ride a bike with them, though, because my knee would never be able to bend far enough to turn the pedals. And I had an even bigger fight getting out of them.
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So, I ordered the XLs, which damn well better fit since BTD doesn't have any 2XLs.
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#1222
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I wear 2XL PI shorts and they get a little loose above the knee as they age. I guess my guads aren't massive enough. 2XL in jerseys too but I have a LG jersey that I really like that is a bit tight on the aerobelly.
I also have a Gore 2XL jersey that looks like it was painted on and nobody needs to see that but it makes a great base layer in cooler weather. I think the PI base layer I like is about the same price as that jersey.
I also have a Gore 2XL jersey that looks like it was painted on and nobody needs to see that but it makes a great base layer in cooler weather. I think the PI base layer I like is about the same price as that jersey.
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#1225
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