Seriously, a black taco... why?
- C. Johny
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
Do the black tacos have bigger shells or is that just a myth I heard from other black tacos?
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
It's just a myth stemming from the lack of size change between hard black tacos and soft black tacos.C. Johny wrote:Do the black tacos have bigger shells or is that just a myth I heard from other black tacos?
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
I have a dvd that has a few chapters with black tacos. One is even black taco on black taco. I usually skip those chapters.
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
There is also the Taco of Babel theory of cultural dispersion, in which a supreme deity, angry about the arrogant, ziggurat-like Taco of Babel reaching up into the heavens, destroyed the Taco of Babel, and created thousands of different, confusing taco recipes that spread around the globe.brats&beer wrote:How did we end up with different taco cultures anyway? I bet they all evolved from Taco Eve, the first taco of the world some 6.5 billion years ago. I think they found the skeletal remains of a taco shell much smaller than the ones we have today. Through carbon dating and DNA extraction they have found similar traits shared with all tacos of different cultures.
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
I think my theory and yours could possibly work together and give us a complete picture of how tacos have become what they are today...sighyoung wrote:There is also the Taco of Babel theory of cultural dispersion, in which a supreme deity, angry about the arrogant, ziggurat-like Taco of Babel reaching up into the heavens, destroyed the Taco of Babel, and created thousands of different, confusing taco recipes that spread around the globe.brats&beer wrote:How did we end up with different taco cultures anyway? I bet they all evolved from Taco Eve, the first taco of the world some 6.5 billion years ago. I think they found the skeletal remains of a taco shell much smaller than the ones we have today. Through carbon dating and DNA extraction they have found similar traits shared with all tacos of different cultures.
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
I never knew how many different kinds of tacos there were.
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
PujolJunkie wrote:I never knew how many different kinds of tacos there were.
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
but aren't all tacos the same inside.PujolJunkie wrote:I never knew how many different kinds of tacos there were.
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
Some have spicy jack sauce in them.Freed Roger wrote:but aren't all tacos the same inside.PujolJunkie wrote:I never knew how many different kinds of tacos there were.
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Re: Seriously, a black taco... why?
Some are adorned with lots of lettuce, some with none and all variations in between.PujolJunkie wrote:Some have spicy jack sauce in them.Freed Roger wrote:but aren't all tacos the same inside.PujolJunkie wrote:I never knew how many different kinds of tacos there were.