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Today Was A Good Day

December 14th, 2006 · 8 Comments

“We have unfinished business as a team”
With one simple sentence, Michigan offensive tackle Jake Long (a.k.a. guy who almost ate Gerard during a visit to Ann Arbor) put smiles back on the faces of Michigan fans who’ve been, hmm, a little depressed for the last 11 days. He’ll be staying for the 2007 season, along with QB Chad Henne and RB Mike Hart (who is 99% sure).

“Unfinished business.” So simple. So meaningful. So beautiful. Loyalty, pride, and determination. Some of our biggest players are opting against going pro so they can stay another year, as seniors, and beat Ohio State. And play for a title.

Huh? What’s that, God? You don’t hate Michigan football?

I think we’re ready to start being happy again.

[Pseudo-related news: Michigan announced that Bill Clinton will be speaking at the 2007 commencement. Which is, you know, cool, but still not as cool as 2004's 'dude-who-likes-cars'.]

“Mexican Pizza, Bean Burrito w/ Sour Cream”
Yup. I went. I’ve been back and forth all week, trying to decide when I could get started returning to a normal life. And today, I finally decided that I could hold out no longer. As self-proclaimed #1 Taco Bell Fan, I decided that I should be on the front lines, proving to the rest of the world that we can start putting our fears to rest.

And that I ain’t scared of no e. coli. I mean, come on. I’m at least 100 times bigger than it. I could totally kick e. coli’s ass.

I’ll admit, I was a little hesitant. I had initially planned for a dry run - to walk by, possibly step inside, and see what the crowd looked like. To gauge whether others were ready to move on, or if I was the only one. While walking over, I even contemplated a guideline for whether or not I’d eat there.

Less than 3, 100 yard dash.
More than 3, bust out the cash.

(Some of them try to rhyme but they can’t rhyme like this…)

But when I got there, despite there being only one person eating the food at the time, I could not hesitate. The looks on the faces of the workers, utterly delighted to see a customer, were just too hard to resist. Within seconds, I placed my order. While waiting for my food, I engaged in friendly conversation with the cashier (”No green onions, right? Haha!”), and contemplated throwing the other customer a brotherly fist-pound.

The food was glorious. And I feel fine.

Other
New Blackberry Pearl!
An hour long episode of the Office!
New episode of the O.C.! OMG Taylor is soooo hawt and Summer is just 2 kool 4 skool!

8 responses so far ↓

  • Kevin // Dec 14, 2006 at 10:16 pm

    They revised the report it was the lettuce not the green onions…#1 Fan???

    And screw Cingular and their quirky ways!!!

  • Amish // Dec 15, 2006 at 2:33 pm

    Yes Kevin, I’m aware of the change in focus from green onions to lettuce. BUT, anyone with a knowledge of Taco Bell menu items (hint: people like me) would know that neither the Mexican Pizza nor the Bean Burrito contain lettuce as an ingredient (which is why I ordered them). Since my order had no lettuce, there was no reason to bring it up.

    However, green onions ARE normally an ingredient on Mexican Pizzas. Since this once was a focus of the investigation, it made sense to bring it up.

  • Sachin // Dec 15, 2006 at 4:59 pm

    and thanks to that nutrition calculator on yum.com, you also know that your meal ONLY had 850 calories and 37 grams of fat…nice work Amish.

  • Amish // Dec 15, 2006 at 5:13 pm

    You say that like that’s unhealthy.

    Ever read nutrition information on the side of anything? The right hand column always indicates the value of a particular nutrient as a % of recommended daily value.

    These values were always based on a standard diet of 2000 calories per day. For fat, the recommend daily intake is 65 grams.

    So, logic tells us that on average, a 2-meal-per-day person (like myself), should intake 1000 calories and 32.5 grams of fat per meal.

    850/37 doesn’t seem too bad, does it?

  • Sachin // Dec 15, 2006 at 5:59 pm

    yea, you’re right amish, taco bell is healthy, we all agree.

  • Kevin // Dec 17, 2006 at 9:49 pm

    must admit now that the pearl is up and running IT IS AWESOME!!!!

  • Manan // Dec 18, 2006 at 10:40 am

    what, i dont get any credit for this decision???

    and i agree about taylor, did you see stuff magazine from last month???

  • pinknest // Dec 18, 2006 at 7:26 pm

    nobody seems to care about any e.coli at the taco bell on 14th st. it always looks busy to me. maybe you’ll find some comrades there.

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