Back when I started the chanfles.com site, I had a guestbook where many people contributed info and stories making it very useful. After experimenting with a few solutions, I had to shut it down due to the endless spam. I was getting the same thing for this blog but I found a plugin that works very well, so I figured I’d just use this post for general comments on the crappy website!
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hi chanfles,
Out of a great respect for you and your impressive blog/site, I want to say that you’ve got me thinking about my old town of Lincoln Heights. Your writings are wonderful to read even though I find myself disagreeing with some of your viewpoints…
keep up the good work!
drop by my blog sometime:)
I’ve never been a blogger till i found chanfles.com. This site really makes my “work day” experience unique lol. Thank you for keeping me entertain =)
-rolo
I stumbled across your page when looking for a good frijoles recipe. As a Puerto Rican, our habichuelas are a bit different. Wanting to please my Mexican boyfriend, I thought I better get online and… viola! I found your site. I have to say… not only is your information useful, but you are hilarious!!! You could easily write a book. Keep up the great work!
Just curious is there is a myspace as well? ‘thinking of doing one for my area…
omg- you’re awesome! Came across your site while looking for recipes. I can’t cook toast- would love to go to your house and learn to cook! I’ll be visiting your site a lot!!
I am a fifty-five year old lady of redneck (share-cropper) descent. I like that the neighborhoods where rednecks live, usually on the edges of Waco, have Mexicans and black people and rednecks that live all together and respect each other. Everyone is out front in the evenings working on their cars in the drive-way or barbecuing.
I also, though, like the Mexican part of Waco. It is very homey. People play dominoes on tables out in the front yard, and also work on cars and there are tortilliarias and also burrito places, and Mexican churches and the culture is strong and interesting like a foreign country, but I feel comfortable and welcome there.
I am going to college now at San Marcos. It has also a wonderful Mexican part of town, just like Waco, and they swim in the river at the Lion’s Park, and they are welcoming and kind to me, and I find it all very appealing, and I am going to learn their language and make actual friends, fit into that community. It just feels right.
Firme site but looks like it hasn’t been updated in a while. Don’t let us down homie.
I am Mexican and found your page when… yes… I was looking for a bean recipe. Just haven’t gotten this one down for some reason. So here I am, trying your recipe out but on a slow-cooker. Let you know soon the result. Love your site, hope to find more recipes soon. Nos vicenteamos.
Hola Chanfles…You keep mouthing off and I’ll keep reading….there needs to be more sites like this…Anyways I work at Lincoln Park and we are having a grand Re-opening for our Lincoln Park Carousel on Saturday 6/27/09 @ 12pm…..come check it out
Gracias
Count me in as an aficianado! Me gusta leer your interesting cuentas! Especially, las recetas y como hacer qualquier cosa! Digame, vato, what is your favorite receta for carnitas? Haha!
Keep up the buen trabajo!
Huitzli Smokapetl
Nothing like frojoles de la olla..
now I can cook em my self.
thank you…
Just searching for lively chatter and clever people….and you’re pulling it together for us Lincoln Heights lovers. Grand to see the Heights is alive and part of the cyber world. A huge thanks for making it work for us.
have to tell u i love everything about ur site! im from modesto, ca and found ur link on saveourtacotuck.com. sigue le compa! eso, eso, eso
Found you looking for recipes. Nice work. Soy un gabacho viviendo en Colorado. Born in East L.A. in ’56. Keep up the pace.
Love your website.Tengo un vegetarian restaurantito con cinco mesitas en el centro de meat y potato country(Nebraska).I would love to come to L.A a conocer la gente y comida.Keep up the great work.