N8 said:The locals here say, "..the war ain't over yet."
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it ain't.N8 said:The locals here say, "..the war ain't over yet."
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You mean like BMW's doing?Cooter Brown said:<snip>
and have em made in Carolina
Yep, BMW's are like Honda Civics where I live.SkaredShtles said:You mean like BMW's doing?
It's funny - 'cause over in Europe BMWs and Audis are kind of like Ford and Chevy here...........Jeremy R said:Yep, BMW's are like Honda Civics where I live.
Everybody drives them. I am 20 minutes from the big BMW plant and all their employees lease them for dirt cheap.
My brother in law actually has a job there doing final test drives of their cars around a track.
jonKranked said:we'd all be eating chitlins right now.
You are correct, sir. It is a dish most often enjoyed by black folk and your historical reasoning was also on target. Most white folk don't eat them but I have known some who will. My own father, a Tampa/St. Pete native, ate them every now and again and even tried to get me and my brother to try them AND scrapple(fried pig snout), too. He got no takers but seemed to enjoy the look of revulsion on our faces as we watched him down a pile. I have noticed this same phenomenon among all manner of varied races, colors & creeds. People just seem to enjoy making others uncomfortable by eating odd or unusual foods, especially in public where doing so attracts curious attention.Jeremy R said:In general, Southerners do not eat chitlins.
I have only experienced African Americans eating chitlins.
Somebody else may school me on the history of this,
but I think it was because slaves were only given what was considered the disgusting parts of the pig, like intestines etc...
and over time, they developed a taste for it, and some still eat it today.
The one most familiar to me is "Save yo Confederate Money, boys, 'cause the South's gonna rise again."N8 said:The locals here say, "..the war ain't over yet."
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Yep, that's true.llkoolkeg said:You are correct, sir. It is a dish most often enjoyed by black folk and your historical reasoning was also on target. Most white folk don't eat them but I have known some who will. My own father, a Tampa/St. Pete native, ate them every now and again and even tried to get me and my brother to try them AND scrapple(fried pig snout), too. He got no takers but seemed to enjoy the look of revulsion on our faces as we watched him down a pile. I have noticed this same phenomenon among all manner of varied races, colors & creeds. People just seem to enjoy making others uncomfortable by eating odd or unusual foods, especially in public where doing so attracts curious attention.
there's a bunch around here who haven't been told you can't.Westy said:We would be able to marry our sisters and cousins.