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What did you do to your TJ today?
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You left out grits....Not a Southern Girl, but as a Texas boy I can confirm, we also say Ya'll with doesn't trip many people up, but for some reason "all Ya'll" really confuses ya'll. oh and Howdy is actually used... if you get "un-sweet tea" you are a creature from hell, and If you ask for tea, you better be expecting iced tea that is so sweet you can feel the sugar grit between your teeth. yes, there is about a 1:1 ratio for pickups to any other vehicle on the road.. I'm sure I'm forgetting something, oh, and yes if you piss someone off enough they will shoot you, and we won't see anything.
Questions?
GRITS.....
Every time I hear that word I keep thinking of Joe Pesci in My Cousin Vinnie.
Joe Pesci and GRITS....
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True story, back when I was driving a truck for a living, my wife went with me to Saint Louis. We stop at a Hen House restaurant in Illinois just outside of SL. Spent the night and went in for breakfast the next morning she orders Grits.... Waitress was like Mam what is Grits, man we still laugh about that!!
Its my email as well! I get some shocked people when I read out my email address, one telco operator asked how the hell did I get that email address? lol If I tried now I wouldnt be able to get it but had it since internet beginnings lolI thought he was joking. I was born and raised in VT and CT and now living in VA. It's donuts everywhere I know of. "Cookies" is from the Limp Biscuit song "Nookie". We all know what that refers too. That's why "FISH TACO" on here confused me with his screen name. That's a lesbian's favorite meal where I live.
p.s. Chris, feel free to delete anything I post. I still can't get used to the no F#@Ki*g profanity filter here. HEY! Was I just filtered?
Actually, less grits than you would expect, we’re more of a bacon toast and egg state.
I can eat Chitilings no problem, I just don't want to be near them cooking!!!!!
I think we need an English dialect threat in off topic but since we're here I'll just add that the only thing I ever heard about chitlins was that you never eat them unless your grandma is who made them because nobody else should be trusted to do it right. The best part is that I've heard that from a few different people that may not even know each other so it's gotta be true.
That gobi color is sweet.
In WA we always called donuts - "Doing a Brody.". Not sure about the spelling. But the phrase was always "Do a Brody!!!".
In WA we always called donuts - "Doing a Brody.". Not sure about the spelling. But the phrase was always "Do a Brody!!!".
Winch showed up a little late. Here's some pictures from unboxing and after install.
On my visits to NOLA in the past while in USA some motels cook them up really early in the am, they stink the place out! ya all can keep ya chitlins! lol
I am from Oregon, the military brought me to Alabama through Tennessee and Virginia. My mom is from Kansas city and I mairried a southern Mississippi girl. Whenever I talk on the phone to my brother he laughs at how I talk for the words I use and the way I sound. I haven't had chitlins or smelt them cooking. But Cat head biscuits and tomato gravy I will not turn down. Collard greens and corn bread dressing I stay away from. The only grits to eat are the cheese grits and fried is the main way to cook anything. Out of all that, the Mountains are the only thing that calls my name, unless I am at the beach!
oh, I looked at my Jeep today and will drive it to work later.
oh, I looked at my Jeep today and will drive it to work later.
I was in basic at Ft Knox the first time I saw someone put sugar on their grits. I had grown up putting butter, salt and pepper on mine. The thought of sweet grits still gives me the heebie jeebies.
If it was in October of 82, it probably was me. The first time having grits was at Knox during Basic training, and of course you want to eat everything on your plate so I poured the sugar on. Wasn't bad, and from then on I also added syrup. Got razzed pretty good by the southern guys.