I know it's just blue cheese dressing you say. Well it's amazing and I have been trying to source and figure out the ratios for awhile.
The rumors I have heard:
- Kraft Commercial Blue Cheese
- Sherry Wine Vinegar or Red Wine Vinegar
- Mild Gorgonzola
From the thread: Mayo and sugar also seem to be elements.
Anybody else been to the new Duff's in the Falls (NF Blvd & Military)? My wife and I went recently. It was ok, but not great. It was my wife's first time at Duff's, I should have taken her to the original if I was looking to impress her.
I think the waitress overcharged us, but since I didn't look at the receipt and paid cash, no way of confirming this. I realized it a few days later, and when I went to contact them about it, there's no info on their website about the new location. Kind of... funny, sketchy, weird?
Okay now that it's just us in here I wanted to vent a little about the whole Eichel and the Rangers situation without being told how owned I'm getting for once. For you intrepid Rangers fans who clicked through my Buffalonian smokescreen, hi! Your city is very impressive. Please feel free to take a seat if you can be quiet and respectful.
I'm actually not too bothered about a deal not getting done yet. Who cares how long it takes? All I care about is getting good value (not fair value, good value). Maybe I just know that as long as a trade hasn't been made yet it isn't a bad return yet. Maybe I'm secretly hoping he'll hold out and have a change of heart when he sees what a totally changed organization we've become under Adams and Granato! Hey, I can dream.
Which is why I'm a little bemused by how many Rangers fans I've seen saying something along the lines of "I don't even care where he goes at this point I'm just so DRAINED and I want this WHOLE ORDEAL to be over! (Emphasis mine) I think they worked themselves up so much by inserting themselves into this drama (remember the "We want Eichel" chants in MSG months ago before any of this even heated up?) that they think they're connected to it no matter what.
My good people, my downstate brothers from another area code: he's not on your team. If you think the asking price is offensively high then you can just...not trade for him. Are we delusional? Then just let us be delusional and be on your merry way. I think the thing that irks me the most is not the sense that they feel entitled to our player (although friends, let me tell you, that irks me), but rather the frankly invasive sense of entitlement they seem to feel about our drama. Even the Rangers fans who don't want to trade for him are acting like this.
Remember that scene from every high school drama movie when a kid dies and the obnoxious popular kid tries to pretend they were best friends and make the whole situation about them, much to the chagrin of the deceased's much less popular actual friends? I...um...I had a point about this but I can't seem to remember where it was going...
Anyway. Those are my scattered thoughts on this topic today. Thanks for sticking around. Rangers fans, thank you for being respectful in this difficult time. Help yourself to a complementary mint on the way out, they're in a little basket by the door. To the mods, I apologize for the title. Go Sabres, go Bills, let's go Buffalo.
My wife is missing her home of Buffalo and wants real wings. She loves Duff's wings. I have Franks and an air fryer. So, what is your opinions on methods to make the best Duff's style wings?
Seeing how wing chun fairs against other martial arts nowadays makes me wonder, how did Ip Man use wing chun such that it's effective in fights? I don't know, maybe they just had more pressure testing or sparring??
Some examples I'd give here:
- Harry meets literally anyone other than Ron first on the Hogwarts Express. Be it Susan Bones, Michael Corner, or even Daphne Greengrass, things could've turned out very differently.
- It is not Hagrid who introduces him to the Wizarding World, but Snape, McGonagall or Dumbledore himself.
- Harry does not go to Gringotts with someone who retrieves the Stone, therefore having no interest whatsoever in it.
This is a summary of the arguments he presented against proposed plans for compromises, that apparently other Zionist and non-Zionist figures at the time (the 1920's) contemplated. Please note that this is not my personal opinion, I am presenting the arguments made by Jabotinsky in the early 1920's.
Binational State:
- Even when the legal framework of the state recognizes different national groups and grants them equal civil rights, as well as autonomies, the national group that constitutes the majority of the population naturally shapes the character of state: Russia is Russian despite its Jewish, Tatar and Mordvin populations, Poland is Polish and Ukraine is Ukrainian. Therefore a state cannot truly be binational.
- No patriotic Arab will accept a "binational state", and the only thing that Arabs will consider a real concession on the part of the Jews will be a promise to limit Jewish immigration to the land, which means after a certain quota is attained, Jews will be barred from immigrating to the Land of Israel/Palestine.
- In a binational state, Arabs will not accept a representative parliament with equal rights to all representatives, but even if they do - they will surely demand a veto right and use it to prevent any prospect of wide-scale Jewish settlement by denying Jews uncultivated lands, exemptions from taxes for new Jewish settlers, enactment of protective tariffs meant to support Jewish industry and licenses to Jewish industrialists, because any thriving Jewish settlement will be perceived as a starting point for a future Jewish majority.
Cantons:
- This effectively means permanently relinquishing the idea of creating a Jewish majority in Israel/Palestine, or only doing so temporarily. If the former option is implemented, then this means the Jewish nation will not achieve real national self-determination. If Jews will view themselves as an eternal minority, they will live in ghettos, like in any other country, and gradually lose their identity.
- National aspirations can be realized within a small territory, but only as long as it is continuous, and constitutes a whole entity. The canton plans proposed by other Jewish thinkers outline a reality in which movement from one Jewish city to another would require passing through foreign territories with borders and fences - a viable state cannot exist under these conditions.
- This is economically impractical. For example, since Jewish immigrants are more industrialist, the Jew
How do these compare in terms of heat? Friend of mine in USA (I live in Toronto) is hyping up the blazin wild wings like crazy but it's a ways for me.
Did the All Starz challenge in 10 min and as for Duff's, I'm not really keen on eating 40+ wings in an hour cause of the huge bill and stomach/arse pain. Between the 2 I would give a very slight edge to All Starz. Wingporium's Black Mamba is a distant 3rd and really not worth mentioning and the challenge was by far the easiest (no time limit).
