This time of year I get a lot of people coming up to me asking, "What do I get someone who loves nachos but already has everything nacho related that's out there, AND the things you listed earlier on your Nacho Gift Guide: PART ONE?" Well ask no longer the below list should have you covered.
Read MoreNacho Gift Guide: PART ONE
This time of year I get a lot of people coming up to me asking, "What do I get someone who loves nachos but already has everything nacho related that's out there?" Well ask no longer the below list should have you covered.
Read MoreReview: Nacho Literature - Macho Nachos
Back when I was a young lad and first getting into the world of nachos, I started by scouring the internet in search of legends, lore, and literature. Finding many an unreliable source I turned to Amazon to find a published book that would contain the information I sought, because as we all know anything published in a book must be true. And what did I find?
Read MoreThanksgiving and Hanukkah
As I was woefully unprepared for the once in 76,000 year event that is Thanksgiving and Hanukkah happening on the same day, all I can do is wish you a good one and enjoy this picture of a cat eating nachos.
Review: Finius T Flubberbuster's
Lettuce, Tomato, Olives, Jalapenos, Cheese, and Chili.
Do you have one of those places in your life, some location, that you’ve passed by a million times in the course of your days and always thought, “Man, I should really check that out.”, but you never do? Years go by and it remains a mystery as you continue to think that one day you’ll stop by. You grow old. Your flesh sags. Your bones wither. Your organs fail. The face that looks back at you from the mirror is a stranger. As you’re lying in your death bed, the only things keeping you on this mortal place being the machines with tubes running into your body making it work, the fog of your addled brain clears just long enough for you to think, “Man, I should have really checked that place out...”, and then you die. Your family buries you in the ground and leaving the cemetery they pass that place and think, “You know, I should really check that place out.” The cycle continues.
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