Rubio's is offering a Langostino Lobster Taco for Free. You must RSVP for a time and location to pick it up, then print your confirmation coupon or pull it up on your phone to redeem. No purchase necessary. Here's their restaurant locator.
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Yea, sure... RSVP for lobster taco... A "Langostino Lobster" taco... Sort'a a Mexican and Italian fusion crustacean delicacy...
http://www.seagrant.umaine.edu/files/pdf-global/07CSlangWC.pdf
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Bonded Leather
Langostino Lobster
^ at least langostinos taste good... bonded leather not so much.
Think abouit the possibilities. You can sit in your bonded leather chair you found on Ben's Bargains and eat your free Langostino Lobster taco...
I'd be sitting in my car or the restaurant, no Rubio's for 1K mi.
I mean you could bring that puppy home and relax in your bonded leather chair enjoying the some sort of crustacean (Langostino Lobster ) taco with Rubio's secret sauce on it...
More things to think about when eating mystery meat sea food tacos:
http://www.sgvtribune.com/ci_22027107/is-your-lobster-real-l-task-force-discovers
^ But they're still animals and all animals are delicious.
I'm more concerned about mercury in fish and what's going to happen to all that pink slime now that people won't eat it anymore, and why I have to read the food label for meat to figure out if there's so much saline solution in it that it might as well be a DIY jerky starter kit.
Any similar concern from potential mercury exposure in your house from the "new and improved" CFL 20 year light bulbs that last a year if you're lucky?
Nope but they're a bit too crunchy for a langostino taco.
Seriously though, you'd have to eat cases of bulbs to end up with as much mercury exposure as people get from fish.
http://1000bulbs.com/pages/mercury.html