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Good thing Kap is not a nother bad guy. SF has enough problems with Smith and the power struggle between mgmnt and Harbaugh. Lesser things can kill a franchise

I think mgmnt is sick of Harbaugh's over the top in your face whiny shtick. Just like they got really tired of him at Stanford. Living here in the
midst of mostly Niner fans I think it's quite entertaining. Especially since there's quite a split between them as to whether Harbaugh is in fact
God or whether he should maybe tone it down and just shut the hell up and take a breath now and then.

Interesting take on the fans standpoint. Usually if you win like Harbaugh has the people get behind him. I'm a little surprised there is a split there.

Aside from the Niner fans here in the desert we're close enough to pick up KNBR out of SF. It's a big sports talk station and I've heard several press conference clips from Harbaugh. At the beginning everyone was in love with him and then people started noticing that he would go off on incoherent tangents when asked about simple things. Show hosts started pointing things like this out during the weeks before the Harbaugh Bowl. Don't know if the pressure of playing his big brother was getting to him, but, more and more callers and hosts were puzzled by his behavior and comments. After the SB loss it seemed to me that most Niner fans were still very happy with Harbaugh because the team played very well even though they lost. This past year they started again questioning his bizarre comments during pressers and over the top boorish behavior towards not only other coaches but management personnel. The majority still love him, especially casual fans because of their winning. However it's entertaining for me to hear the ever growing number of fans that think he's becoming a nutcase and will soon start losing his locker room. Past players have speculated about how long it will be before current players start turning a deaf ear to his childish rantings.

After rereading your post Harbaugh's behavior sound alot like hoe Denny Green would go off the deep end.

It always makes me laugh when I remember that KQ cartoon of

"Denny makes a deal with the Devil"

Don't remember that. Got a link to it?

I tried to find it Hagar but KQ's cartoon section was removed from their website many years ago. Apparently, the content was to offensive. They had other cartoons about then Gov Ventura and I think that pushed it over the edge.

When I googled it all it would give me is their facebook page.

Maybe one of our fellow posters know how to find it.

Let me tell you, those cartoons were hillarious.

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I'm bored.


What is the best way to dress a burger in your opinion?

For most of my life it was pretty damn simple. Plain hamburger/bun, mustard, ketchup, relish (in that order!) and maybe a little onion if I felt like it.


Now:

Angus beef. Buttered and toasted ciabatta bun - cheddar cheese, 2 slices of bacon, half an avocado, jalapeno, lightly grilled red and sweet onion, BBQ sauce (tequila/lime/habanero), mayo, chili garlic sauce.

Or NOTHING!

I might never eat McDonalds again.

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Hmmmm...might have to open it up and try different cheeses now.


And I felt it could use a touch of something so maybe adding pickle would help.

Not sure pickles and cheese go together that well though.

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And here I didn't think it could get any better.

I think the crunch and taste the pickle will add is worth exploring. The burger the way I do it is pretty savory...and a little spicy...the pickle might play well with that.

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Cheese has to be melted.

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Verde Burger
Fire Roasted Anaheim Peppers, Jack
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onion,
Mill Sauce


http://www.redmillburgers.com/menu.htm

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I'm bored.


What is the best way to dress a burger in your opinion?

For most of my life it was pretty damn simple. Plain hamburger/bun, mustard, ketchup, relish (in that order!) and maybe a little onion if I felt like it.


Now:

Angus beef. Buttered and toasted ciabatta bun - cheddar cheese, 2 slices of bacon, half an avocado, jalapeno, lightly grilled red and sweet onion, BBQ sauce (tequila/lime/habanero), mayo, chili garlic sauce.

Or NOTHING!

I might never eat McDonalds again.

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Verde Burger
Fire Roasted Anaheim Peppers, Jack
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onion,
Mill Sauce


http://www.redmillburgers.com/menu.htm

Is that raw onion? That's one thing that ruins a burger for me. Otherwise, sounds great!

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Other burgers I Enjoy

Buffalo (the city not the animal):
Franks & melted butter , Blue Cheese (melted on burger)

I also like a Thai peanut sauce on a burger instead of a barbeques sauce or catsup. This does go well with pickles.

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I'm bored.


What is the best way to dress a burger in your opinion?

For most of my life it was pretty damn simple. Plain hamburger/bun, mustard, ketchup, relish (in that order!) and maybe a little onion if I felt like it.


Now:

Angus beef. Buttered and toasted ciabatta bun - cheddar cheese, 2 slices of bacon, half an avocado, jalapeno, lightly grilled red and sweet onion, BBQ sauce (tequila/lime/habanero), mayo, chili garlic sauce.

Or NOTHING!

I might never eat McDonalds again.

Either the Bacon Blucy from the Blue Door, served with cajun tots and a draft Surly, or a burger with sauteed onions, bacon, ultra-sharp cheddar, lettuce, raw onion and BBQ sauce (sauteed onions under the burger, everything else on top) served on a potato roll. If I'm making it, the onions will be sauteed with serrano peppers.

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A fried egg on a burger is a wonderful thing.