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"What do you want with me"...
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Re: "What do you want with me"...
"Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way"; especially when working on our cars.
"Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way"; especially when working on our cars.
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"I've got a bike, you can ride it if you like".
Complete with a basket and a bell that rings and things to make it look good. Yours for a very reasonable price, before it goes on eBay.
"I've got a bike, you can ride it if you like".
Complete with a basket and a bell that rings and things to make it look good. Yours for a very reasonable price, before it goes on eBay.
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two lost souls swimmin in a fish bowl...year after year..
two lost souls swimmin in a fish bowl...year after year..
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...and some are on CAB!
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...and some are on CAB!
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Don, puddin (and not pudding) IS meat.
It's the organs of a hog ground up and boiled in a big iron kettle, then drained and poured into plastic tubs to cool. It's then fried and served with pancakes or eggs.
The broth that is drained is reserved and used to make the pon haus, also called scrapple. Cornmeal, white flour, salt, black pepper, and red pepper are mixed with the broth and boiled in an iron kettle, then poured into plastic tubs. It is then sliced and fried and eaten with syrup or served with eggs.
I thought you used to live in Maryland. You should know this!
DNK said:
Don, puddin (and not pudding) IS meat.
It's the organs of a hog ground up and boiled in a big iron kettle, then drained and poured into plastic tubs to cool. It's then fried and served with pancakes or eggs.
The broth that is drained is reserved and used to make the pon haus, also called scrapple. Cornmeal, white flour, salt, black pepper, and red pepper are mixed with the broth and boiled in an iron kettle, then poured into plastic tubs. It is then sliced and fried and eaten with syrup or served with eggs.
I thought you used to live in Maryland. You should know this!
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Originally Posted By: DNK
Well Doc, I hope your happy, now you got us talkin about puddin and meat
Don, puddin (and not pudding) IS meat.
It's the organs of a hog ground up and boiled in a big iron kettle, then drained and poured into plastic tubs to cool. It's then fried and served with pancakes or eggs.
The broth that is drained is reserved and used to make the pon haus, also called scrapple. Cornmeal, white flour, salt, black pepper, and red pepper are mixed with the broth and boiled in an iron kettle, then poured into plastic tubs. It is then sliced and fried and eaten with syrup or served with eggs.
umm....
"fills me with the urge to defacate!"
Originally Posted By: DNK
Well Doc, I hope your happy, now you got us talkin about puddin and meat
Don, puddin (and not pudding) IS meat.
It's the organs of a hog ground up and boiled in a big iron kettle, then drained and poured into plastic tubs to cool. It's then fried and served with pancakes or eggs.
The broth that is drained is reserved and used to make the pon haus, also called scrapple. Cornmeal, white flour, salt, black pepper, and red pepper are mixed with the broth and boiled in an iron kettle, then poured into plastic tubs. It is then sliced and fried and eaten with syrup or served with eggs.
umm....
"fills me with the urge to defacate!"
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One of these days I'm going to...
I remember seeing the Sopranos episode when they used it during a Pauly Walnuts scene.
One of these days I'm going to...
I remember seeing the Sopranos episode when they used it during a Pauly Walnuts scene.