So, I was parallel-parked across the street and backed into the neighbor's motorcycle. She got an estimate on the repairs and it's over $1000. This seems really expensive to me. I know we have some people here who are more knowledgeable than I am; can I ask for guidance?
I'd ask to see the estimate, but if the fender is cracked, it's within range - especially if it's an Indian or a Harley. A blow sufficient to crack the fender might be enough to knock the frame askew.
Thanks, guys
I'm going to see the estimate. I'll probably have to pay by card, so I'll actually have the opportunity to go in and talk to them.
The fender was just a piece of plastic, and it cracked where it actually was in contact with my bumper (I have some red on my car to show where it was)
You'd pick BOREANAZ over Seth? What is your damage?
I cast a cold glare at him for the cheating, but in a hypothetical scenario where I'm his SO it wouldn't have happened because I'd have a call-and-ask-me-first-to-get-permission policy. And be much scarier than his wife is.
And grilled cheese, right? And burgers!
I seem to recall reading something about a sandwich between two grilled cheese sandwiches.
eta: yes! the Grilled Cheese Burger Melt
I seem to recall reading something about a sandwich between two grilled cheese sandwiches.
Yup
Stuffing perfectly good food items into other perfectly good food items to create hybrid monstrosities - it's the American way!
I seem to recall reading something about a sandwich between two grilled cheese sandwiches.
eta: yes! the Grilled Cheese Burger Melt
Not the link I was expecting, since as far as I know the originator of that was of course The Vortex
in Atlanta.
(As is their wont, they take it to extremes, even for a grilled cheese burger:
DOUBLE BYPASS BURGER
Topped with two fried eggs, six slices of American cheese, and eight slices of bacon, all served between the two grilled cheese sandwiches that we use in place of the regular hamburger buns. 14.95
And that's not the biggest one on the menu.)
Man, now I want a grilled cheese, but I have no bread, or cheese.
Stuffing perfectly good food items into other perfectly good food items to create hybrid monstrosities - it's the American way!
The next step is obviously deep-frying the whole thing.
two fried eggs, six slices of American cheese, and eight slices of bacon
Holy shit. No wonder they call it the Double Bypass.
Is that the one that had the scandal over who really originated it, them or a restaurant in I want to say Arizona that had a whole medical theme going on (waitresses in little nurse outfits, etc.)?