O Really wrote:I'm no barbecue expert, and probably wouldn't even qualify as opinion-worthy in NC since my favorite variety is St.Louis style dry rub ribs. And what's more, I've never been to Lexington. But I've had some "Lexington style" barbecue that was some good eating.
st. louis can do ribs
and lexington "style" may very well be better than lexington genuine - I was really looking forward to my week there and did try nearly every place in town
btw - the slaw was very good and I also like the fried scrapple like stuff they all serve for breakfast
Trump: “We had the safest border in the history of our country - or at least recorded history. I guess maybe a thousand years ago it was even better.”
billy.pilgrim wrote: "spent a week in lexington and tried like way hard to find good q, went to all the recommended places, but none measured even close to eastern carolina,"
I'm not what you would call a BBQ connoisseur, but I do agree that the best ENC BBQ is found in and around the Rocky Mount/Tarboro area.
What about Little Pigs in Asheville? They are now or recently celebrated their 50th year. Are they any good? I've been eating it now and then. Hate to think I've been disillusioned like some poor white redneck who always votes Republican because the people he admires do so. I think it's pretty good, but don't really have much to compare it to. They use big cleavers down there, and I have gotten a bone chip in the past, which makes me do this.
If he was man enough to punch GB in the mouth, he'd be man enough to pay his own way. He's doing it the Democratic liberal way, expecting someone else to pay his way. And naturally he would expect someone to come along and offer him more. He wouldn't buy a ticket though, $257.38 + whatever would buy one hell of a lot of Thunderbird.
Proudly Telling It Like It Is: In Your Face! Whether You Like It Or Not!
Mr.B, whom if I recall, frequently wrote in dialect, is now the language usage arbiter. Like, we'll have to be careful of what we say, I know, right? Or he'll, like, literally have a cow.
I suppose I'd really be scolded because sometimes I speak in tongues (sort of like Robert de Nero did in the "Cape Fear" movie, but at a much higher pitch and intensity). I realized it's wrong to end a sentence with a parenthesis, so I fixed that.
O Really wrote: "Mr.B, whom if I recall, frequently wrote in dialect, is now the language usage arbiter.
Like, we'll have to be careful of what we say, I know, right? Or he'll, like, literally have a cow."
Like, actually, don't have a cow man...actually.
I was watching an HGTV show where they were showing a house while the owners were home.....
The husband asks his wife "What are you cooking for supper actually?" duh.
Oh man, I'd seen the .gif of that guy sliding under the truck with the horse a million times but I never knew where it came from, or that the rest of the video was that awesome.
Oh man, I'd seen the .gif of that guy sliding under the truck with the horse a million times but I never knew where it came from, or that the rest of the video was that awesome.
He needs to be cast in the next Expendables movie. The only problem is he would probably lose his super powers if removed from India. Apparently they have a different set of laws of physics over there from the rest of the world.
This video did teach me one thing though. If I yank my steering wheel up hard enough my car will jump 50 feet in the air. I'll have to give this a shot next Monday on my morning commute.
You aren't doing it wrong if no one knows what you are doing.
