Tacos, Masked Men, Weight loss and the Table of Death (Mad Mex)

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Nothing like eating a meal under the threat of death. Well if it was going to be my last meal, at least it was a good one.   

 

© The Ponder Room

© The Ponder Room

A few weeks ago I was on my way to a meeting in Subiaco and dropped into Mad Mex for a quick taco. I hadn’t been there before, so was fascinated by the wrestling paraphernalia and imagery dotted around the room.

 ©The Ponder Room Mad Mex

 

 ©The Ponder Room Mad Mex
When I arrived it was quite busy and the only seat left was at the table with one of the most interesting chandeliers I’ve seen in a while.


 ©The Ponder Room Mad Mex

 

In my youth I once lived in a house that had paint tins lights. We’d emptied the paint tins, stabbed them a few times with a screwdriver (as you do) then painted them a dark colour on the outside. The lighting effect was interesting to say the least, but that was nothing compared to the Corona inspired light of death hanging above me.

 

 © The Ponder Room Mad Mex Taco

 

As I finished my quick lunch I pondered …
  1. How long will it be before a light like this appears on the Block?
  2. Or in a Claremont designer shop?
  3. Or more importantly on Big Brother? I could see it becoming incredibly useful as fellow inmates begin to give you the irrits.
  4. I wonder how the masked wrestlers managed to eat their Burritos? Perhaps it was part of their weight loss strategy?
  5. Either way the taco was great, just the right size for a quick lunch.

 

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