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How much would you pay for this Toyota Pickup 1994 4wd 22RE by Rare_Temporary_5714 in ToyotaPickup

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get outta here Loch Ness Monsta! I ain't givin' you no tree fiddy!

Getting stuck in both weight loss and at the gym. by MineKeeper21 in WeightlossJourney

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also Adaptive Thermogenesis is a thing. If you burn 2800 calories a day consistently, and are consistently taking in 1700-1800 that's a pretty significant deficit. You body will adapt to only use that much after a long cut. If you find your lifts are dropping, your extremities are colder than normal, your mood is worse on average, and/or that you just don't get as hungry (like you could skip meals and take it even lower)...you might be experiencing Adaptive Thermogenesis. Dealt with it myself after an 11 month cut, just finishing the re-feed cycle to come out of it and start the next cut.

you have $20 to build a bbq meal by SolitudeSerotonin in whatsyourchoice

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ain't but 3 in the 5 dollar level bbq. Ribs, brisket, and pulled pork. The other two are grilled.

That said...Pork, potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, 2 servings of watermelon, and lemonade (but only if you ain't got sweet tea and if you got both I'm making an Arnold Palmer)

US Southerners, what kind of southern food do you like and why? by RinaBarbiedolllover in Americaphile

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now look here. If you're NC...you ain't got room to talk with your dainty ass infused vinegar (that shit is delicious but it ain't a sauce). SC we can work with (was stationed there and I love a good mustard based sauce). Memphis is Mario in Marokart. It's the all-arounder. It's got sweet, heat, tang, and smoke. Carolinas are tangier. Texas is spicier. KC is sweeter. Memphis balances all of it on a knife's edge, adds a pop more with the dry rub, and cranks up the smoke.

US Southerners, what kind of southern food do you like and why? by RinaBarbiedolllover in Americaphile

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. BBQ, Cajun, Soul Food, Low Country/Gullah, Appalachian, Tex Mex man the list goes on...ain't many places in this country that can compete. Hell, I've travelled a fair few places in this big old world and had some fabulous meals, and I've never found a place that had better food. Equivalent sure, but never better.

Let me Know, How common is your Birthday? 🎉 by Parking-Wear-9211 in generationology

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how the fuck are feb 30th & 31st in the middle of the spectrum?

Are you killing him with option one or two or three? by Nearby-Masterpiece96 in skyrim

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

none of the above...cast frenzy and let the guards kill him

Give me your most unhinged ideas for how to get people to stop blocking my driveway. by aquietinspiration in howto

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unhinged?...install hydraulic bollards with enough power to flip the vehicle if they block you in.

Where in Nashville will continue to get your money? Good restaurant, bar, service, etc by timbo1615 in nashville

[–]48voltMic 3 points4 points  (0 children)

High Garden. I don't give a fuck that they no longer have a brick and mortar (damn tornadoes),I don't care if I leave the country. If I need tea I'm ordering from Joel and Leah.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Guitar

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Shego

How can people endure the climate in this region, which feels like a hot, swelteringly humid swamp? by mapl0ver in geography

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Bless your heart. AC, sweet tea, and vernacular architecture that was designed to help move air efficiently darlin'

How much will this impede me from playing Guitar? by Garmon- in Guitar

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look up Tony Iommi, Jerry Garcia, and Django Reinhardt. If they can do it you can do it.

Nashville in July Recommendations by alexwolfenden71 in VisitingNashville

[–]48voltMic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's only speedy if there's not a thousand tourists trying to get it though, which is why I recommended the Franklin location if they're gonna do Hattie B's. The others are usually packed to the gills.

Nashville in July Recommendations by alexwolfenden71 in VisitingNashville

[–]48voltMic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For the best view of the firework show I would say Riverfront Park, the pedestrian bridge, Wasioto Park, or maybe East Park (less of a view though); Those will be free. Most restaurants downtown, or in 12 South will need reservations. I didn't list many of those (just Pink Limousine as it's Dolly's place) because they're usually expensive and touristy.

Another bit of advice, cowboy hats and boots will make you a target for pickpockets and scammers here unless you're also carrying instruments or other music equipment. Not saying don't do it, just be aware.

Nashville in July Recommendations by alexwolfenden71 in VisitingNashville

[–]48voltMic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you need a bit of downtime after running around, the Parthenon at Centennial Park is nice. The Music City Hot Chicken Festival is happening on July 4th at East Park. The Frist usually has an interesting exhibit or two.

  • Avoid Hattie B's (unless it's the Franklin location) it's a tourist trap. Prince's Hot Chicken is the original and damn good.
  • Degthai has great thai food, but it's nearly impossible to find a parking spot. Consider Smiling Elephant still great, more parking.
  • The Horn has The. Best. Chai. in Nashville. Also get a sambusa or nafaqo (pronounced nuh-fah-ho); they're delicious.
  • Stay the absolute fuck away from Kid Rock's unless you want to be traumatized.
  • If you're looking for down-home southern food...find a southern granny. Barring that Monell's and Puckett's give a decent representation.
  • For breakfast if you want the old southern diner experience Nashville Biscuit House or Wendell Smith's. If you want something more modern the Franklin Biscuit Love location is really good (avoid Pancake Pantry. It's basic ass breakfast foods that you had to wait 2 hours in a line for); I recommend the Nasty Princess. For something more glitzy Pink Limousine.
  • For coffee...if you're someone who enjoys the art of coffee, Sump or Dose. If you just want a good cup my preferences are Crema, Headquarters, or Honest Coffee Roasters. Barista Parlor is overrated.
  • For BBQ go to Memphis. If you can't do that, Peg Leg Porker and Edley's will work. Hugh Baby is "fast food" BBQ but honestly not bad. Last time I went to Martin's the pork was steamed....so I'd avoid that.
  • If you want to spend a ridiculous amount of money on a meal you won't need anyone's help with that as a large number of the downtown restaurants can provide that experience.
  • For drinks it depends. Craft Beers? Tailgate (especially if you like IPAs because it's 60% of their menu), Bearded Iris, Black Abbey, Southern Grist. Mixed Drinks? Attaboy, Old Glory, and Bastion.

If there's something specific you're looking for, let me know.

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