texasdago

Yeah definitely

Reminds me of a conversation I had with one of the members of Texas String Assembly about their tour. It was three cities including Austin.

Everyone tells me to make my own dough but I just get the stuff at TJ. If you have a Whole Foods nearby, they used to sell frozen balls of dough and you could make two pizzas out of each ball. Anyway, get the TJ stuff and freeze it. It works in a pinch and I can make two pizzas with one package. Stuff is sticky so have lots of flour on hand when trying to work it and get it out of the package. We should be around the stadium. Gametime decision on whether we go in or not.

Mike was really funny... on a headlining stage and you could just casually walk up to the rail without really walking around someone. BUT he got lots of great publicity for that set.

Shoot. Saw this too late. CUZZY I think Bought tickets for Girl and Girl at Empire Control Room in April

You should have seen Pretty Lights vs Dual Lips. That said, 99.5% of the ACL crowd was at Chappel Roan. It was hilarious.

Never used that kit and I suspect you don't have Trader Joe's handy but one thing that helps is making sure your dough is not cold. Stretches a lot better. You'll go through a lot of trial and error at first. Can get frustrating out practice pays off.

When I talk of skiing in Europe being cheaper, its not just about the lift tickets. It is the combination of many factors. Yes, I know... if you live in Denver or SFO and can bolt over to the slopes, this doesn't apply to you. But if you live in Austin or Houston and often fly to go skiing, this absolutely applies to you. This post is just me venting about the absurd on-mountain prices in the US. Latest example that I saw someone post (from Park City) At that price, you better be getting a burger in Switzerland (no, Switzerland is not what I would call cheap. I learned that once) Anyway, from a slopeside restaurant in the 4 Valees in Switzerland Wait, that's expensive! Yeah, so here's a light bite at a mountain terrace in Montgenevre... Or you can go to Hohe Mut Alm in Obergurgl (one of my favorite mountain restaurants in the alps) and I strongly recommend the hash brown dish... Hash browns? It is this and they are glorious...

This thread...

First, sorry for your loss by living up in Georgetown. Second, after looking at pictures of the pizza at 600 Degrees... yeah, this thread is not for you

Well then...

Yeah that was me

That was on my floor, circa spring of 1990. I remember that night. Sometimes I like to think that the bathroom stall door I dented with my fist is still there, telling other stall doors about the night I threw up on myself.

Pretty funny to see a show at Blazer Tag but they made it work...

Woo looked like it was going to be condemned back then

Jester West 13th floor. Our year apparently set some damage record. Allegedly

Yup. I now use the TJ dough and can get two pizze out of one ball. Buck a ball is a deal. Too lazy to make the dough

I use one that is just propane... my Ooni Koda. Last pizza I made (this is as it is still cooking). I love it!!!

...and there's always lots of space and no lines. cough cough

Yeah... Taos got that early season dump and then...

Or a great name, depending on your perspective! Other great current Austin band names... Large Brush Collection Subpar Snatch Chancla Fight Club I'm a fan of Queen Serene. Really hoping I can get a pass to sneak over there.

There were lots of Billy Strings fans on South Congress on Saturday because of a BS pop up at Imogene + Willie with Tony Kamel playing out back. Local shoegaze bands Queen Serene and Prehuman... going to try to sneak over to this tonight...

CB is the best

Something like that

Yeah, that's me. Never been. Never been in B/CS and always said I'm not going. Part of me is morbidly curious to see what its like but probably just validate everything I've always known to be true about aggy.