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Old 04-17-2013, 06:56 PM
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I feel the need; the need for cheesesteak. Thinking about a pack of 991s running up to Tony Luke's in Philly. Possible start time is 10 AM, this Saturday from McLean, VA on a non-disclosed route that may be influenced by drivers, who will to join up. This craving must be satisfied!

If you put cheese whizz on it, do not come. Tourist.
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whizz is where it's at... melted plastic is key to a good steak.
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As much as I'd like to hook up with other 991 owners in NoVA, that's a bit of a hike for lunch...
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Meh. Let me know when you're going to Pat's. :-P
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I would do that in a heart beat if I lived in the area.
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Originally Posted by holminator
I feel the need; the need for cheesesteak. Thinking about a pack of 991s running up to Tony Luke's in Philly. Possible start time is 10 AM, this Saturday from McLean, VA on a non-disclosed route that may be influenced by drivers, who will to join up. This craving must be satisfied!

If you put cheese whizz on it, do not come. Tourist.
Can't make it this weekend, but I would be interested in a run up to Philly to take in a demo day at the Simeon collection <http://simeonemuseum.org/events> and a steak sometime.
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I live in philly and johns pork shack is way better for steaks or pork
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The title had me cracking up holminator Good luck on your journey for your cheese steak hoagie and hopefully the weather corporates.
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A man who will take a road trip to satisfy a food jones is a man enjoying his life.

Well done, sir!
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Cheesesteak. Tally ho!

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Originally Posted by chuckbdc
Can't make it this weekend, but I would be interested in a run up to Philly to take in a demo day at the Simeon collection <http://simeonemuseum.org/events> and a steak sometime.
I hereby nominate you as field marshal and organizer.
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Originally Posted by holminator

tony lukes? that's funny. I live in the western burbs and I've never had a cheese steak there.....let me know how it is...

btw...local language hint "wid" means with onions.
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Tony Luke's is good but I still prefer Pat's and Jim's.
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Jim and Pat's are for tourists. Any neighborhood hoagie joint in south Jersey or on the west side of City Line Ave tastes better. Tony Luke's is a real joint but lately I think I saw a thread on another forum that may ruin the place with tourists are their cheese whizz eating habits. Nasty.

Tony's was closed for painting when we arrived. Had to execute Plan B, which proved flawless.
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John's Roast Pork is supposed to be the best in town. Might have to drive down tomorrow to see how good they are.
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