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Here's the top part of the art.. :hilarious:
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↩ replying to Clyde BirdbrainTh outdoor service kiosks are just in their framed state right now.
This and 220 are "this winter."
TSL's BBQ is "2020."
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↩ replying to Clyde BirdbrainThe American pavilion is gonna smell like brisket. im not complaining.
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Man oh man, I love the word “Smokehouse.”
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looks like a place I wouldn't give a dime to to in va. lol whatever.. I'm not gonna ever order bbq in Disney.
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I loved the NY strip steak they served at Liberty Inn. It was the bang for the buck!
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↩ replying to BocabearAs a Memphian, I can assure you that ain;t no one missing anything there:) I kid. Somewhat. Nah, it won't be BBQ, but should still be better than generic burgers, and smoked chicken can be done en masse and still quite good.
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↩ replying to RlandriganThey had a Big Thunder Ranch BBQ at Disneyland, outdoor seating, back near where the petting zoo was in the 90's...and what felt like a mountain of food...cost was $25 a plate, which was a bit of an expense for a SoCal waiter, and I tried to eat all of it -- I was so full I could barely walk afterwards for about an hour. Anyway, the food didn't suck.
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Most recent Nearmap image of this project from November 22.
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↩ replying to Truk777Boy, those Colonials really loved their octagons!
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I just hope that now that they‘re working with Lin-Manuel that they can have small performances from Hamilton here. Open kids’ eyes to history with “Say No to This” and “History is happening in World Showcase and we just happen to be in the greatest theme park in the world.”
Some in Voices of Liberty would actually be great Schuyler Sisters...but I digress.
Nothing screams “American politics” more than pork.
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↩ replying to MansionButler84Nothing screams revisionist more than Hamilton. It was fictionalized entertainment, not education.
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Clearly you all have never had the king of bbq in Brooklyn (sarcasm heavily intended).