The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[payn]

Well, I'll have to come up with some RULES* to help you clarify your thoughts.


*You don't want to be this guy, do you?

 

[Cadence]

On other matters, its like Snarf was asking everyone about their favorite pizza toppings... but he hated several popular toppings instead of just pineapple.

 

[CleverNickName]

Still too busy at work to property get properly caught up.

• A martini without gin is not a martini. I don't make the rules.
• The only "good" poutine I've had was at a greasy-spoon diner after an all-day hike. Miguel de Cervantes was right; "hunger is the best sauce in the world."
• You can buy cheese curds by the pound in Tillamook, OR.
• I haven't been able to discern which pizza toppings Snarf likes. (But the list of dislikes is pretty long.)

 

[Cadence]

Still too busy at work to property get properly caught up.

• A martini without gin is not a martini. I don't make the rules.

What's a Manhattan?

 

[Parmandur]

What's a Manhattan?

A rwgional modified Old Fashioned, which also isn't a Martini.

 

[Guest 7034872]

What's a Manhattan?

A Harvey Wall-banger with social class pretensions.

 

[CleverNickName]

Lots of drinks end up getting served in a martini glass, but they aren't martinis. A martini is a 5:1 cocktail of gin and vermouth.

 

[Thunderfoot]

<SNIP>
The midwest rocks the cheese curd.

<SNIP> Thats my working theory. I thought grits were junk based on my experiences as a Yankee. <SNIP>

Northern Midwest. Southern Midwest rocks the milk gravy. And I love me some grits.

There's a reason we say Southern Illinois and not downstate like them Northerners. lol

I always like to say the heartland has northern sensibility and southern cooking. lmao

 

[Thunderfoot]

Grits are like the paste that kids eat in school. The difference is in what's put in them.

You have never had grits then...

 

[payn]

Northern Midwest. Southern Midwest rocks the milk gravy. And I love me some grits.

There's a reason we say Southern Illinois and not downstate like them Northerners. lol

I always like to say the heartland has northern sensibility and southern cooking. lmao

Lol, the reminds me of my ex wife's sister who live on the upper peninsula of MI. They call it the yoop, but I mistakenly called it the ohhhp. I was corrected and asked why I said it that way. I guess my brain was asking why am I here...