Blocked Profiles

SkyDog58 said:
I think it should be changed back to New Amsterdam.
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Let’s just call it Phred. Using oldworld names is just part of a plan to maintain control of the serfs who attempted to escape their evil European overlords.
 
Clark1961 said:
How can North Carolina be southeast? Clearly it’s north. It’s right in the name.
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I've tried to tell 'Dog that but guess it's true. Can't teach an old 'Dog new tricks! :D
 
SkyDog58 said:
I don’t mind people trying to maintain some privacy.

Except for the mods.

Mods should have to post their real name, phone number, street address and social security number.
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And credit card number. And also that little security number thingy on the back of the card.
 
SkyDog58 said:
I guess I will need to block mine as well. I don’t want all of you crazed deviants knowing I’m a male in Charlotte. Oh, that’s in the southeast for the geographically challenged.


;)
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Where is it for those who aren't geographically challenged?
 
SkyDog58 said:
Being from the north myself, I like to tell the folks down here that NC is part of the North not the South. They don’t seem to appreciate that viewpoint.
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Being a native-born Southerner, I tell people that I didn't know "damned Yankee" was two words until I was in high school (and met more than just one or two of 'em!)
 
Hank S said:
Being a native-born Southerner, I tell people that I didn't know "damned Yankee" was two words until I was in high school (and met more than just one or two of 'em!)
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My mother-in-law was a true southern belle, born and raised in South Carolina. Being a native Southerner myself and raised in an old-south family, when we first met I told her, "I never knew 'damn' and 'yankee' were two different words until I was 12 years old."

She looked me squarely in the eye and in a cold, firm voice she corrected me. "They aren't."

Of course, she was married for 60+ years to a yankee from Philadelphia. :)
 
Half Fast said:
Ever try ordering grits in South Dakota?
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Some things you just don't do! Even Cracker Barrel in Ohio can't make edible grits, I'd never think of asking for them in the Dakotas . . . . And I learned to not ask for iced tea in Kansas or Missouri in December . . . .
 
Hominy grits?
Dunno, never thought to count them.

Edited: This one about the magic grits is better....
 
Zeldman said:
No one has put crumbled up bacon in grits..????
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The more you put in grits, the better they get. Just no sugar, syrup, etc. Cheese grits are wonderful--add some eggs and bake them, they're even better. Red eye gravy, mmmmmmm! Salt, pepper and butter are the bare minimum. Instant grits are edible, but certainly not good . . .
 
Hank S said:
The more you put in grits, the better they get. Just no sugar, syrup, etc. Cheese grits are wonderful--add some eggs and bake them, they're even better. Red eye gravy, mmmmmmm! Salt, pepper and butter are the bare minimum. Instant grits are edible, but certainly not good . . .
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I used to put bacon and cheese in grits, but look what it did to me......
 
I've had grits with butter and cinnamon. They weren't bad. A little bland for my tastes, but certainly not the worst thing I've ever eaten.

Rich
 
Never could stomach grits when I was working across the south. With one exception...

Sammy's Touch-n-Go at the Pell City, AL Airport had a side dish concoction that was excellent. When I asked what it was the waiter told me "they're basically French grits."

I don't know what was in it (and likely didn't want to know) but it was tasty!

That was a great restaurant, it was a sad day when it closed.
 
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