Corn on the Cob PC?

[coloradoclyde]

I'll do it...I'll take one for the team.....
I just hope he's not one of those uncivilized types that eat with their hands and slurp their food.... :grin:

 

[George]

I just hope he's not one of those uncivilized types that eat with their hands and slurp their food.... :grin:

His secret is out”¦. the reason he doesn't like grits is that they run through his fingers and get all over his bib.

Spence

 

[Alden]

Although this sounds alot better...

Sausage and over-easy eggs with salt and ground pepper, buttered biscuits with honey, and fresh brewed coffee.

Mmm...

 

[jamesthomas]

I just hope he's not one of those uncivilized types that eat with their hands and slurp their food.... :grin:

His secret is out”¦. the reason he doesn't like grits is that they run through his fingers and get all over his bib.

Spence

Maybe he tried to eat them with a fork? :grin:

 

[crockett]

Well you can let them get cold, cut into squares, fry and cover with molasses.

 

[Claude Mathis]

Not as the Administrator, but as a member of this Forum - Am I the only one who thinks this "GRITS" thing has been beaten to death?

The joke is old, tired and no longer amusing. (There, I feel much better now).

 

[coloradoclyde]

Agreed....but it seems to have become like a forum mascot..... :haha:

 

[Claude Mathis]

Agreed....but it seems to have become like a forum mascot..... :haha:

Inside jokes are great, but they have a tendency to highjack topics. Heaven help the new member who posts a question about corn. :grin:

 

[Kansas Jake]

Do you eat your corn on the cob with or without butter?

 

[coloradoclyde]

I've done it just about every way imaginable..
Butter, garlic butter, cooked with onions and beer, hot sauce, bbq sauce, mustard, brown sugar, plain, ketchup, maple syrup, etc......but no GRITS... :grin:

 

[tenngun]

I have to say my favorite corn on the cob was picked right off the stock and ate in the garden while " picking a mess for dinner" that night, or picking to can. Raw and fresh it sweet and has some flavored any cooking destroys. It is a strong laxative however.

 

[Alden]

Agreed....but it seems to have become like a forum mascot..... :haha:

Inside jokes are great, but they have a tendency to highjack topics. Heaven help the new member who posts a question about corn. :grin:

On the contrary, I think grits enter the threads organically if I may use that term despite their chemical treatment in lye. They did here and are congenially shared between veteran members within respectable limits and reason.

More naturally than Phil's good-natured pineapples are served up. More so than a couple of sellers who've crow-barred in their wares. And clearly more than the vultures here who are obviously always perched to personally attack any new member that DARES to insult them by referencing a commercial "Hawken."

Sweet butter, salt, and fingers!

 

[Claude Mathis]

Agreed....but it seems to have become like a forum mascot..... :haha:

Inside jokes are great, but they have a tendency to highjack topics. Heaven help the new member who posts a question about corn. :grin:

On the contrary, I think grits enter the threads organically if I may use that term despite their chemical treatment in lye. They did here and are congenially shared between veteran members within respectable limits and reason.

More naturally than Phil's good-natured pineapples are served up. More so than a couple of sellers who've crow-barred in their wares. And clearly more than the vultures here who are obviously always perched to personally attack any new member that DARES to insult them by referencing a commercial "Hawken."

I must say, you make some valid points. :hmm:

 

[coloradoclyde]

That he does.

 

[tenngun]

Agreed....but it seems to have become like a forum mascot..... :haha:

Inside jokes are great, but they have a tendency to highjack topics. Heaven help the new member who posts a question about corn. :grin:

On the contrary, I think grits enter the threads organically if I may use that term despite their chemical treatment in lye. They did here and are congenially shared between veteran members within respectable limits and reason.

More naturally than Phil's good-natured pineapples are served up. More so than a couple of sellers who've crow-barred in their wares. And clearly more than the vultures here who are obviously always perched to personally attack any new member that DARES to insult them by referencing a commercial "Hawken."

I must say, you make some valid points. :hmm:

Lordy, you can think that to your self, but dont writwe it down where he can read it.. we will never hear the end of it :haha:

 

[Alden]

Now Tenn, we've had this discussion already. No-one needs to begrudgingly say I'm right anymore -- it's just understood. A given. Gospel!

I'd like you to understand why but that isn't necessary; however, your cooperation is.

Thanks again.

 

[coloradoclyde]

And I thought I was "full of it"... :haha:
Thought I was the only one that had hat trouble....I see now I'm just an amateur.... :rotf:
Horn tooting like that reminds me of a calliope on a river boat. :rotf:

 

[tenngun]

:rotf:

 

[satx78247]

AGREED 100% ======> ROTFLMRAO.

yours, satx

 

[Bill Mc]

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