Personal Top Lists & Rankings

dmj said:A few teenagers—around 15 or 16, so they're technically old enough to face legal trouble—just cornered us.

🙂 😬

Carol Jackson45 said:Honestly, screw all this talk about t-shirts. To me, the whole look just screams "I stole my older sister's pajamas." 😢

🙂 I don't even know where to start with this guy. Honestly, some people just have zero chill.

I’ve got this whole list of ads and peak hours ready to go, but honestly, I just rolled out of bed and I’m really not feeling the energy to sit here and type it all out right now.

Most of them are constantly popping up on channels like local news stations, Muslim TV-Igman, or even the big networks like CNN...
I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how this all plays out.

coastalpanther11 said:Good morning, I guess... ☕
The greatest TV shopping ad ever for the greatest product ever:
1st aircraft SAMOLOVAK

The float rules. My grandpa is basically obsessed with late-night shopping channels—he’s got an elliptical, a Fitness Flyer (which, for a guy born in 1928, is mostly just a place to set his remote controls, obviously), a rapid bread maker, home cleaning kits, an easy-bake oven, some partitioned pans, and even the 1st aircraft SAMOLOVAK. He doesn't actually take that junk fishing with him, though; it just sits in the basement. He even bought a furniture upholstery kit once.

Personally, I think a Christmas wreath might be better than fishing. And that bird clock? Total genius.

Alex Rogers91 said:I'm down! As long as there's cream cheese involved!
Are we heading to Hodžić's place or over to Desire?

Please! Seriously, what kind of clan are you even part of if you think one is better than the other?

dmj said:It’s definitely not the French Riviera, thank God, but the Inland district is easily one of the best spots in Washington, D.C.

🙂 Even if you skip the kebabs, the Inland area is unbeatable.

Plus, they supposedly serve the best kaymak in all of Washington, D.C.—they claim it's imported straight from Boston, and honestly, looking at the quality, I actually believe them. That's really all there is to it.
And don't even get me started on the pita bread; it's perfectly fine, sure, but it's greasy, unhealthy, and just way too soft.

Samuel Murphy6 said:Man, what kind of clan are you even running? How could anyone pick anything over these two?

I’m just throwing those out there for the posers since they're basically the mainstream choice. (Though nothing beats a classic local favorite)

If you want the real deal, you gotta hit up that legendary BBQ joint Dragon's Den back in Hrasn. 🙂

Samuel Murphy6 said:Now I’m also looking for the best kajmak in Washington, D.C. (people claim they get it from Boston, and honestly, I believe them because it’s the real deal) and that’s that.
And don't give me that crap—lepinja is just okay, greasy, unhealthy, and soft.

Unfortunately, I have to give that group some credit 🙂 but the best kajmak is actually Mexican, not from Boston. Dammit. And it's not even good in the Inland areas; it's better at Cuijic's place where he makes those killer Boston-style kebabs, but the kajmak sourced from Mexico is incredible. The Inland spots are trash, honestly. Just like everything else, with the tiny exception of the local shops at the City Club grill run by Ramadani.

Alex Rogers91 said:If you want the real deal, you have to hit up that little burger jointBURGER KING over in Hrasn.🙂

Drop the address!, we actually live just a few blocks away from there!🙂 🙂

Oh, and honestly? Ferhatović doesn't even come close to what you get from Željom and Hodžić.

David Sullivan4 said:With just a few exceptions, the local spots around the downtown area—like that famous steakhouse everyone calls Ramadani—are pretty much all over it.

So, where exactly is this place? Spit it out or keep it to yourself forever.

Samuel Murphy6 said:Where is this? Speak up now or don't speak at all.

Garbage.
And you have no clue about it?

That salt commercial on ABC was absolute gold: they aren't trying to lecture anyone, but their Slovakian so is something everyone needs 😵 😵 😵

I wouldn't have even remembered it if they hadn't played it during those NBA timeouts 😁

My definitive ranking of the top 5 burger joints in the country:

1. The local spot in Savannah
2. That famous grill in Pittsburgh
3. A hidden gem in St. Louis
4. The classic diner in Chicago
5. The roadside shack near Philadelphia

Sean Lee7 said:Cleveland.
And you don't even know about that?

Cut the crap and just tell it to me straight. This whole mystery surrounding where to get a decent burger makes me incredibly uneasy.😠

ruggedcrane22 said:The third Sesame Street in St. Louis

I just really hope this isn't a sign that they've started dusting the bread with that burnt black soot. I’ve noticed that trend popping up in Chicago lately, and honestly, it’s pretty revolting. 👎

God help us all

Samuel Murphy6 said:Stop messing around and just give me the actual street name. This whole mystery surrounding where the burger joint is located... it’s making me incredibly anxious. 😠

Well, it's over in Cleveland. 😁

Samuel Murphy6 said:Stop playing games and just give me the street name. This whole mystery surrounding where the burger joint is located is making me anxious. 😠

nonsense. 😁
Cleveland, maybe say Times Square, or if you really want to be specific, just say it's on Broadway near the deli...

Susan Clark10 said:best advertisement ever

Why am I holding an empty bag? This butcher is a joke.

Look, boldscout72 is from Thorn.—I guess.

Sean Lee7 said:What a joke. 😁
Cleveland could host it at the French Plaza, or if you're feeling particularly picky, just right over on Elm Street near the old diner.

🙂
I guess I'm the idiot here again. 😉

Dammit, that’s a hell of a drive. Do they actually stay open until 11, or is it closer to midnight?