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Jeremy
23rd September 2012, 16:21
I'm from Chicago, I'm a musician, I'm an anarchist with syndicalist tendencies.

Came across this place while exploring tapatalk, seemed interesting.

Hope to get to know you!

soso17
24th September 2012, 04:07
Welcome!

Good to have a fellow Chicagoan here, even if your politics don't quite match up with mine. :thumbup1:

Prometeo liberado
24th September 2012, 05:24
Lots of Chi-towners here! I was once a north sider. Welcome!

Mr. Natural
24th September 2012, 15:24
Welcome! I live in a rural Tea Party town on the northwest coast of California, and you are in the middle of Democratic Party machine politics. Lordy, I do despise Rahm Emmanuel! Despite the apparent differences, though, our local politics are capitalist politics and we gotta do something about this.

Jimmie Higgins
24th September 2012, 17:28
Welcome from Cali! You should move here - our Mexican food is much better... so is the weather :lol:.

Aww ... I'm just jealous that Chicago has a rad history. For some reason they play "Chic-a-go-go" here in Oakland on the cable public access. Seen it?


Edit: oh yeah and down with Rahm and Daily!

Prometeo liberado
24th September 2012, 17:57
Welcome from Cali! You should move here - our Mexican food is much better... so is the weather

I could never understand why it is that a city with a statue of Benito Juarez on their main street should have such horrible Mexican food? And with such a sizable Mexican population to boot!

Jimmie Higgins
24th September 2012, 18:05
I could never understand why it is that a city with a statue of Benito Juarez on their main street should have such horrible Mexican food? And with such a sizable Mexican population to boot!It's the beef industry! Chicago is a great town, but they gotta cool it with the food - everything's got like 250% more meet in it: deep dish pizza, the cow sitting on a tortilla that they call Mexican food :lol:.

Silly regional digs about cultural minutia are about as close to jingoism as I get.

hatzel
24th September 2012, 19:17
Welcome to the forum, Mr Clarkson! Though I really never thought you were a leftist, that's a real surprise...

...oh wait no wrong guy...

leftistman
24th September 2012, 19:31
Welcome to RevLeft! It's always great to have other fellow anarchists and musicians here.

Prometeo liberado
24th September 2012, 23:39
It's the beef industry! Chicago is a great town, but they gotta cool it with the food - every thing's got like 250% more meet in it: deep dish pizza, the cow sitting on a tortilla that they call Mexican food :lol:.

Silly regional digs about cultural minutia are about as close to jingoism as I get.

Can't go with you on this one. Meat in Chicago is soooo expensive! A great foodie scene though to be sure. Plus there are some pretty good Nouveau-Mexican Chefs out there Like Chef Bayless. But as far as basic Mexican street food goes, nada.

Goddamn it Jeremy(like I know you) weigh in on this shit, it's your thread!

Igor
24th September 2012, 23:54
hello jeremy

soso17
25th September 2012, 01:11
Chicago food is AWESOME! Portillo's Italian beff-n-sausage sandwiches, pizza, hot dogs with everything(save ketchup) and great Mexican food. Of course, not everyone has my fantastic metabolism, so I can see the drawbacks.

AshiusX
25th September 2012, 04:21
Hello. I live in the United States but more specifically in New York City.

Prometeo liberado
25th September 2012, 05:18
Chicago food is AWESOME! Portillo's Italian beff-n-sausage sandwiches, pizza, hot dogs with everything(save ketchup) and great Mexican food. Of course, not everyone has my fantastic metabolism, so I can see the drawbacks.

Frontera Grill, maybe, but other than that the Mexican food their blows.
Portillo's was a favorite of mine though. And then you got Taylor street for Italian. Downtown for Jilleys, The Palm and Gibson's. Mmmmm!! But Mexican food, nay.

soso17
26th September 2012, 03:48
You should take me to dinner if you're ever in Chicago. Based on your restaurant choices, your budget isn't quite as "proletarian" as mine. :)

Prometeo liberado
27th September 2012, 04:03
You should take me to dinner if you're ever in Chicago. Based on your restaurant choices, your budget isn't quite as "proletarian" as mine. :)

My ex's company paid for the party. And yes, it was expesnive. Almost forgot Charlie Trotters restaurant. When you get a chance check out a bar called TOONS or TUNES, great jukebox and kind of a dive. Near Irving Park rd. :thumbup1: