Officially I am back into blogging. I stopped at a Burrito truck yesterday and realized that it was time, time to stop fretting over the fact that there are nothing but crappy Burritos in the NW and start searching again for something north of mediocre. I know I once had followers, proud supporters of the Burrito and all it stands for. Well I need you to rise up, grab your favorite tortilla wrapped, meat filled, spicy compadre and demand MORE. I am talking to you Taco Del Mar. YOU ARE THE DEVIL AND SHOULD BE PUT BACK TO THE DEPTHS OF HELL WHERE YOU CAME FROM.

Why am I so against Taco Del Mud, well first I work downtown in Seattle. And when you go to Google and search for a burrito in my immediate area you get this...

A Taco Del Mar. Well that is horrible. The Deli below my building does a "Burrito." The guy is of Hispanic decent so I give him a pass, but frankly it is the worst. WORST.

Anyway I am here to say, the search goes on, get ready cause I am HUNGRY and you know what I want.. BURRITOS

Fight the Burrito Fight vs Google.

For those who didn't see the top story on MSNBC or CNN last night, Google has announced their intention to enter the Burrito Business. Here is a short article:

Google Registers Weird Domain NamesPosted by Andrew Conry-Murray, Apr 24, 2008 10:27 AM
Is Google (NSDQ: GOOG) getting into the burrito business? Why else would the company register bayareaburritos.com and thesecretofburritos.com?
Pingdom sent me a link to a blog post about strange domain names registered by Google.
Many of the domains are obviously registered to prevent squatters, but a lot of them, such as the burrito domains, are downright puzzling.
That said, my home region of upstate New York sorely lacks a good burrito infrastructure. I'd love to see Mr. Page and Mr. Brin put some time and cash into finding a way to use the Internet to transport my favorite Mexican food from Berkeley to my desk via a Web browser.
And for the record, I hereby officially coin the acronym BaaS (Burritos as a Service).

I am no sure their intentions and I may listen to their overtures for buyouts, and will tell them to stick it where the sun don't shine (ie Seattle!) This is a Blog by the people for the people and will never change.