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In Chino Hills is a bar named 1Down Bar Grill & Lounge. I'm there right now. It's off of the 71 on Chino Hills Parkway right next to the Big Lots. It's got this way cool lounge area that's sorto sectioned away from the regular bar area. It's decked out with big plush red velvet couches and tons of plug ins and there's an unsecured network nearby. Just outside of the quint lil room (it kindo has a feel of the VIP area of a strip club where you get private dances) is a full bar (obviously since it is a bar), some pool tables, and most importantly, the greatest treasure of the Inland Empire. Day-Days southern home cookin'.

Day-Day himself is a total professional who makes the most AMAZING fried chicken in the world. Being a screwdriver down (on a VERY empty stomach) and working on my 12oz Corona ain't hurin', but seriously, you do not have to be buzzed to realize that this mans chicken n waffles are second to none. And ohhhh baby do I loves me some chiggen n waffles. I think that I was probably a pregnant black chick in my previous life. Cause oh man do I love this stuff. Chicken waffles, heavily buttered scrabled eggs, and red beans n rice. His red beans n rice are cool. It's got bits of pork and chicken in it. I spoke a little bit ago about this dudes grub back when he was in Ontario talking about The Elusive Soul Food Eatin Foty Drinkin Crack-Head Mosquito (complete with pictures and video).

He moved out here a few months ago which I was kindo bummed about. It adds about 20 miles to my commute to work but for gods sakes this chiggen is worth it. It's tough to describe it. It explodes in your mouth when you take a bite and kicks you in the neck like A1 steak sauce then goes down smooth as butter. I could go on about it for quite a bit longer but I'm on my way to work as I type this and I'd kindo like to get some hours in.

Hmmmmmmm, then again, I'd kindo like to get to sleep before 10am tomorrow too. Maybe I'll just go home and finish up the drinkin' stuff while watchin' movies. We just got a new HD projector and at the moment we have a 100" screen. Diane was saying she wanted to get a 14 footer but they're like $500. I told her to just make one. I mean it's not hard, you just take a white surface and glue glass beads to it. Little bit of contact cement and a small bag of sand blasting glass beads and you got yourself a kick ass screen. Shit, you could even go all getto style and just fuckin spray on some contact cement onto a white windshade from walmart and toss salt or sugar on it. That might not be the best solution if you live near the ocean though. But out here in the desert it'd work for a few months I bet. Although sand blasting glass beads are cheap as hell. In fact glass bubbles used in composites would work well and I bet a composites place around here would give you a cup of them if you went back and asked one of the workers. We'll see if i remember that.

Whoa, hey look at that. A genuine bepporant. Been a while since one of the just flew out of my keyboard.