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Other favorite restaurant is Quaker steak and Lube. Some of the greatest chicken wings in existence...and some of the hottest....Their hottest is called Atomic wings-for Good reason. They make you sign a release form to even order them, but if you do, You get a tee shirt, and get to put your name up on the board of fame.... A friend of mine tried to eat them...only managed to eat 3 before crying from the heat.

JimmyB wrote:

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

http://www.primantibrothers.com/assets/images/menu_suburban_cover.jpg That is a Primantis Brother sandwhich.

That looks a bit bland. It could do with a bit of greenery in there

How about another photo then?

Eh, not my kind of sandwich. I'm picky. I like burgers, chicken sandwiches, stuff like that. I'm not big on roast beef or lunch meat type sandwiches.

Camus wrote:

This is what you want:

YES!

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Camus wrote:

This is what you want:

YES!

And that's why that diner is so awesome. It's so retro!

Camus wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Camus wrote:

This is what you want:

YES!

And that's why that diner is so awesome. It's so retro!

I love the retro vibe. There is a chain restaurant called Johnny Rockets that is 50s inspired like that too. The waitresses and waiters even sing and dance when certain sings are played on the jukebox. I haven't been there in a long time. I should go soon!

This is my favorite non local restaurant
http://www.thelube.com/

Hah, what a ridiculous name

JimmyB wrote:

This is my favorite non local restaurant
http://www.thelube.com/

Lube...? I don't know what to say about that. Some of the food looks pretty good though! I just had breakfast a couple of hours ago and I'm getting hungry already. Thanks guys!

Camus wrote:

Hah, what a ridiculous name

Most people call it Quaker, besides the food is what matters.

Hi Shannonnn

Hey Matt! What's up?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Hey Matt! What's up?

Just came back from my excercising. Well, soccer season is half through and since there is snow on the pitches we can't train. Just did some jogging and ab & arm excercises, nothing big.

and you?

Hi everyone who I missed saying hi to!

HorribleCrowe wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Hey Matt! What's up?

Just came back from my excercising. Well, soccer season is half through and since there is snow on the pitches we can't train. Just did some jogging and ab & arm excercises, nothing big.

and you?

I am going to get some writing done today and go shopping with my mom this afternoon, but no big plans. It'll be a relaxing day.

What do you do when soccer season is over? Do you play another sport?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

HorribleCrowe wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Hey Matt! What's up?

Just came back from my excercising. Well, soccer season is half through and since there is snow on the pitches we can't train. Just did some jogging and ab & arm excercises, nothing big.

and you?

I am going to get some writing done today and go shopping with my mom this afternoon, but no big plans. It'll be a relaxing day.

What do you do when soccer season is over? Do you play another sport?

It ends in the beginning of April. I take 2-3 weeks rest. Just for some injuries to recover etc and than i restart jogging and stretching, like 2 times a week. Half July our training program starts again. A group of 40 people (age 17-35) 4-5 2 hour trainings a week. We get split up in group A and B. A are the 'better' half of the group. It's always just the thoughest period. getting back into shape and into the feeling of soccer.

I couldn't do sports growing up....my asthma was too bad. Oh, and I got told I was too fat to play soccer when I was 10.

That sounds like really intense training, Matt! You must really love soccer to devote so much time and energy to it. Are you thinking if pursuing a pro soccer career in the future?

Edit for stupid autocorrect typo!

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

That sounds like retry intense training, Matt! You must really love soccer to devote so much time and energy to it. Are you thinking if pursuing a pro soccer career in the future?

I had my chance when I was 8 years old, the start training in the youth of a team in the highest league in belgium. Never did it, because my body would be burned out when i was 16. Now playing a decent level, trying to get into the A team next year!

JimmyB wrote:

I couldn't do sports growing up....my asthma was too bad. Oh, and I got told I was too fat to play soccer when I was 10.

Asthma can be rough. My sister has asthma and couldn't do a whole lot during P.E. in school.

Who were these horrible people who told you that you were too fat to play soccer? That's a terrible way to treat someone! You should have just punched them in the face. Is it bad that punching someone in the face is my first thought in any bad situation?

HorribleCrowe wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

That sounds like retry intense training, Matt! You must really love soccer to devote so much time and energy to it. Are you thinking if pursuing a pro soccer career in the future?

I had my chance when I was 8 years old, the start training in the youth of a team in the highest league in belgium. Never did it, because my body would be burned out when i was 16. Now playing a decent level, trying to get into the A team next year!

Sorry about the typo in my last post. Autocorrect changed it on me! That seems pretty crazy to work a kid out so hard like that. 8 is so young! Good luck making the A team next year! Where would you go from there?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

I couldn't do sports growing up....my asthma was too bad. Oh, and I got told I was too fat to play soccer when I was 10.

Asthma can be rough. My sister has asthma and couldn't do a whole lot during P.E. in school.

Who were these horrible people who told you that you were too fat to play soccer? That's a terrible way to treat someone! You should have just punched them in the face. Is it bad that punching someone in the face is my first thought in any bad situation?

Coaches. Yeah, Growing up with asthma was not fun...Spent weekends in the hospital according to my parents...they jokingly said I had a room reserved for me.

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

HorribleCrowe wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

That sounds like retry intense training, Matt! You must really love soccer to devote so much time and energy to it. Are you thinking if pursuing a pro soccer career in the future?

I had my chance when I was 8 years old, the start training in the youth of a team in the highest league in belgium. Never did it, because my body would be burned out when i was 16. Now playing a decent level, trying to get into the A team next year!

Sorry about the typo in my last post. Autocorrect changed it on me! That seems pretty crazy to work a kid out so hard like that. 8 is so young! Good luck making the A team next year! Where would you go from there?

Haha, i'm only 17! Been playing the game for over like, 13 years now. I might just get one or two divisions higher, so i'll make about 1200 dollars/month. :p

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

I couldn't do sports growing up....my asthma was too bad. Oh, and I got told I was too fat to play soccer when I was 10.

Asthma can be rough. My sister has asthma and couldn't do a whole lot during P.E. in school.

Who were these horrible people who told you that you were too fat to play soccer? That's a terrible way to treat someone! You should have just punched them in the face. Is it bad that punching someone in the face is my first thought in any bad situation?

Coaches. Yeah, Growing up with asthma was not fun...Spent weekends in the hospital according to my parents...they jokingly said I had a room reserved for me.

Coaches told you that?! When you were only 10? That is so sad! Yes, they definitely deserved to be punched in the face. People like that should never be allowed to work with kids.

HorribleCrowe wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

HorribleCrowe wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

That sounds like retry intense training, Matt! You must really love soccer to devote so much time and energy to it. Are you thinking if pursuing a pro soccer career in the future?

I had my chance when I was 8 years old, the start training in the youth of a team in the highest league in belgium. Never did it, because my body would be burned out when i was 16. Now playing a decent level, trying to get into the A team next year!

Sorry about the typo in my last post. Autocorrect changed it on me! That seems pretty crazy to work a kid out so hard like that. 8 is so young! Good luck making the A team next year! Where would you go from there?

Haha, i'm only 17! Been playing the game for over like, 13 years now. I might just get one or two divisions higher, so i'll make about 1200 dollars/month. :p

That is a lot of money for someone your age! That would be awesome! Are you thinking of going to college after high school? The money would help with that, I'm sure. Or is Belguim one of the countries where college is free?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

I couldn't do sports growing up....my asthma was too bad. Oh, and I got told I was too fat to play soccer when I was 10.

Asthma can be rough. My sister has asthma and couldn't do a whole lot during P.E. in school.

Who were these horrible people who told you that you were too fat to play soccer? That's a terrible way to treat someone! You should have just punched them in the face. Is it bad that punching someone in the face is my first thought in any bad situation?

Coaches. Yeah, Growing up with asthma was not fun...Spent weekends in the hospital according to my parents...they jokingly said I had a room reserved for me.

Coaches told you that?! When you were only 10? That is so sad! Yes, they definitely deserved to be punched in the face. People like that should never be allowed to work with kids.

Eh, it led me to guitars though. that same day I got my first guitar, and started taking lessons a week later. Between that, Asthma, peanut alergies, all the romance issues, being stung by at least half a hive of bees, almost being hit by a car twice, being in a couple car wrecks, and being alone...I have had a very interesting 20 years on this planet huh?