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NASCAR and it's Southern roots - Mike Helton's comments
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Re: NASCAR and it's Southern roots - Mike Helton's comments -
02-23-2006
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Rednecks are God fearing, |
real God is nothing to be feared, but something to be loved. Just my 2
cents.
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"WildWeasel" <wweasel_24 (AT) HooYah (DOT) com> wrote in message news:Cr2dnbjMLMuVvGPenZ2dnUVZ_s2dnZ2d (AT) comcast (DOT) com... "SimRacer" wrote ... So can a redneck live in PA? I like BBQ, beans, corn bread and greens too. The real test of your redneckese though comes with, do you like your BBQ "chopped" or "pulled"? ;-) (he says, patting his tummy that is still full of BBQ from the lunch buffet at the local BBQ & fish house...umm, with some hushpuppies and sweet tea too LOL!) What difference does it make? If I can't get either ... why bother to draw the fine lines? Coz I wuz born here, and pulled pig *almost* borders on yankeeism. ;-) It's chopped for me, or I move on to the next buffet station....spicey, vinegary, makes no matter, it just has to be chopped. And if in a sammy, it has to be dressed with slaw. There are no substitutes... (and what happened to the "sir" respect? gloating doesn't suit you, sim!) man, fried catfish ... Hey, it's been a long week, and them 'puppies smelled good from the road. I just had to, cause they wuz dressed like they wanted it, lol. And how did you know I had catfish too? That *sir*, was scary good guess (they also had flounder and whiting)...and my tea, you guessed it, was served to me in a Mason Jar with a handle on it. Welcome to the South, is all I can say. ;-) ... bite me! $ |
with a big ol' slice of vidalia onion -- mmmm mmmmmm mmmmmmmm!!!
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In the South it's "bawr-buh-kew" |
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BBQ'd what? (*) |
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"WildWeasel" wrote: So can a redneck live in PA? I like BBQ, beans, corn bread and greens too. BBQ'd what? (*) Aside from that, yeah, I figure so. Guy I used to work with lives just a few miles south of the NY border (near Binghamton), and he can pass for the better kind of redneck w/ no problem. You don't have to like greens, btw. I detest 'em, all kinds. John (* if you answered anything but pork, you fail. A true southern redneck knows BBQ means cooking a pig.) |
Pork, everyone knows, chickens gets fried.
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On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 21:19:46 GMT, "SimRacer" <nOspaM@simracer68 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: "WildWeasel" <wweasel_24 (AT) HooYah (DOT) com> wrote in message news:Cr2dnbjMLMuVvGPenZ2dnUVZ_s2dnZ2d (AT) comcast (DOT) com... "SimRacer" wrote ... So can a redneck live in PA? I like BBQ, beans, corn bread and greens too. The real test of your redneckese though comes with, do you like your BBQ "chopped" or "pulled"? ;-) (he says, patting his tummy that is still full of BBQ from the lunch buffet at the local BBQ & fish house...umm, with some hushpuppies and sweet tea too LOL!) What difference does it make? If I can't get either ... why bother to draw the fine lines? Coz I wuz born here, and pulled pig *almost* borders on yankeeism. ;-) It's chopped for me, or I move on to the next buffet station....spicey, vinegary, makes no matter, it just has to be chopped. And if in a sammy, it has to be dressed with slaw. There are no substitutes... (and what happened to the "sir" respect? gloating doesn't suit you, sim!) man, fried catfish ... Hey, it's been a long week, and them 'puppies smelled good from the road. I just had to, cause they wuz dressed like they wanted it, lol. And how did you know I had catfish too? That *sir*, was scary good guess (they also had flounder and whiting)...and my tea, you guessed it, was served to me in a Mason Jar with a handle on it. Welcome to the South, is all I can say. ;-) ... bite me! $ ...and y'all don't forget the brunswick stew, blackeyed beans and cornbread with a big ol' slice of vidalia onion -- mmmm mmmmmm mmmmmmmm!!! |
make that blackeyed peas...
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The real test of your redneckese though comes with, do you like your BBQ "chopped" or "pulled"? ;-) (he says, patting his tummy that is still full of BBQ from the lunch buffet at the local BBQ & fish house...umm, with some hushpuppies and sweet tea too LOL!) |
it right.
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Sure. I know rednecks from the state of NY (but not NYC), and even know one from Sacremento CA. |
Northern California, and there are just as many rednecks here as when I was
growing up in NC.
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Hmm. Doesn't know the difference between chopped or pulled.... Wait, you didn't let me chose sliced! |
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Hmm. Doesn't know the difference between chopped or pulled.... Wait, you didn't let me chose sliced! |
(Buuuhz-ton) types would pull in and order a "minced bahbee-q." We laughed
our asses off.
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