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| Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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"JoeMcc" wrote in message ... http://local.msn.com/special/results/2003_bbq.asp Thanks for the link. Nice index, and I know it's just a tag line, but 'it's all about the sauce' kinda rubbed me wrong. Jack (Mad Cow Bull Dodga) |
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JoeMcc wrote:
http://local.msn.com/special/results/2003_bbq.asp No Memphis? No Kansas City?!! What kind of list is that? Brian Rodenborn |
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Default User wrote: JoeMcc wrote: http://local.msn.com/special/results/2003_bbq.asp No Memphis? No Kansas City?!! What kind of list is that? Well at least it isn't like CNN.COM's list last year that had Tony Romas in the top 10 best. |
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"Default User" wrote in message What kind of list is that? Brian Rodenborn It is a list of places that serve meat with bones covered with a really sweet sauce. I've been to a few of the places listed. Yes, thee are some that have real ribs, the others are voted on by people that just suck down Bulls Eye by the gallon. Ed http://pages.cthome.net/edhome |
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It's actually a pretty useful site. If you click on any one of the cities,
it gives you an option for "other cities". Click on that, then you can pick your state, city, or enter a zipcode of where you are going. It will list dozens of q joints, their address, and how many miles away from the city it is. Even the small, woodburners will be there, though most are unrated. I always try to rate them when I can. BTW, I enjoy reading MOST everyone's posts (sorry tofu boy), and sorry for the top post! MonopTN "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message . com... "Default User" wrote in message What kind of list is that? Brian Rodenborn It is a list of places that serve meat with bones covered with a really sweet sauce. I've been to a few of the places listed. Yes, thee are some that have real ribs, the others are voted on by people that just suck down Bulls Eye by the gallon. Ed http://pages.cthome.net/edhome |
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It seems more logical to me. If I read a post, then select the reply, I
generally remember what the original post was without having to scroll through it all again. However, if I have forgotten, I can simply scroll down and read what was written previously. Logical? MonopTN "Default User" wrote in message ... MonopTN wrote: BTW, I enjoy reading MOST everyone's posts (sorry tofu boy), and sorry for the top post! I'm puzzled. Why didn't you just not top-post? Brian Rodenborn |
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"MonopTN" wrote in message ... "Default User" wrote in message ... MonopTN wrote: BTW, I enjoy reading MOST everyone's posts (sorry tofu boy), and sorry for the top post! I'm puzzled. Why didn't you just not top-post? Brian Rodenborn It seems more logical to me. If I read a post, then select the reply, I generally remember what the original post was without having to scroll through it all again. However, if I have forgotten, I can simply scroll down and read what was written previously. Logical? MonopTN The majority here bottom posts and we've gone round and round on the topic. The consensus is that it's more logical to read posts in order, from top to bottom, or earliest to most recent. Jack |
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I agree! Ed "Jack Schidt®" wrote in message news:airrb.19065 The majority here bottom posts and we've gone round and round on the topic. The consensus is that it's more logical to read posts in order, from top to bottom, or earliest to most recent. Jack |
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hahaha! Ed, you asshole! ;-P
I know, it's the tofu talking. Jack "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message . com... I agree! Ed "Jack Schidt®" wrote in message news:airrb.19065 The majority here bottom posts and we've gone round and round on the topic. The consensus is that it's more logical to read posts in order, from top to bottom, or earliest to most recent. Jack |
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Jack Schidt® wrote: The majority here bottom posts and we've gone round and round on the topic. The consensus is that it's more logical to read posts in order, from top to bottom, or earliest to most recent. Almost all newsreaders can sort posts in thread order. Even Google will. Makes little sense since these same 'majority' do not like quoting entire threads anyways (which is a good thing). Use your reader if you want to view a thread in order. |
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On Sun, 9 Nov 2003 00:49:07 -0600, "MonopTN"
wrote: It seems more logical to me. If I read a post, then select the reply, I generally remember what the original post was without having to scroll through it all again. However, if I have forgotten, I can simply scroll down and read what was written previously. Logical? "I'll see you at Linda's wedding." "Well, see ya soon." "Congratulations!" "Ten thousand a year." "How much?" "Got a really big raise this time." "Sorry to hear it. How's the job?" "She's not feeling well. Flu, I think." "Same as ever. How's yours?" "How's your wife?" "They painted her purple. They should call her the Prune Fart now." "Good. Did you hear what Martin and Sheila did to the Sea Breeze?" "Good, and you?" "Bill! How the heck are you?" -- Kevin S. Wilson Tech Writer at a University Somewhere in Idaho "Who put these fingerprints on my imagination?" |
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What Ed said.
-- Big Jim www.lazyq.com "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message . com... I agree! Ed "Jack Schidt®" wrote in message news:airrb.19065 The majority here bottom posts and we've gone round and round on the topic. The consensus is that it's more logical to read posts in order, from top to bottom, or earliest to most recent. Jack |
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Kevin S. Wilson wrote: "I'll see you at Linda's wedding." "Well, see ya soon." "Congratulations!" "Ten thousand a year." "How much?" "Got a really big raise this time." "Sorry to hear it. How's the job?" "She's not feeling well. Flu, I think." "Same as ever. How's yours?" "How's your wife?" "They painted her purple. They should call her the Prune Fart now." "Good. Did you hear what Martin and Sheila did to the Sea Breeze?" "Good, and you?" "Bill! How the heck are you?" ROFL. Not that old lame argument. Who the heck would quote 14 separate posts? **** poor editing. Use your frigg'n reader to sort the threads in proper order. |