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My Wife is Reconsidering Vegetarianism



 
 
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Old 20-11-2003, 03:26 PM
Greg Leman
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My wife is sort of a vegetarian. Yes, that's an interesting mix we have
because I'm pretty much a carnivore. It's not a moral thing, she just
doesn't like the idea of factory farm raised meat. She'll eat wild game, so
if I shoot it, we've got meat for dinner.

Last week I brined a couple of chickens from Sam's (.67/lb!) then smoked
them for 6 hours on low heat. I added some Texas Pete to the brine to give
it a kick. When I brought them into the house the wonderful smell was
overwhelming. I offerred her a piece, and she tried it. And then some
more....

I warmed up some leftovers in the microwave last night with some Cool Hawg
BBQ Sauce. It was every bit as good as when it first came in. She tried
some more.

Take that, Tofu Boy. The scorecard is now AFB 1 Tofu Boy 0 for converts.

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http://www.carolinasauce.com
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Old 21-11-2003, 01:06 AM
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Greg Leman wrote:

My wife is sort of a vegetarian. Yes, that's an interesting mix we have
because I'm pretty much a carnivore. It's not a moral thing, she just
doesn't like the idea of factory farm raised meat. She'll eat wild game, so
if I shoot it, we've got meat for dinner.

Last week I brined a couple of chickens from Sam's (.67/lb!) then smoked
them for 6 hours on low heat. I added some Texas Pete to the brine to give
it a kick. When I brought them into the house the wonderful smell was
overwhelming. I offerred her a piece, and she tried it. And then some
more....

I warmed up some leftovers in the microwave last night with some Cool Hawg
BBQ Sauce. It was every bit as good as when it first came in. She tried
some more.

Take that, Tofu Boy. The scorecard is now AFB 1 Tofu Boy 0 for converts.


Can they prove carrots don't scream when they are ripped from the soil?
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Old 22-11-2003, 01:42 AM
F.G. Whitfurrows
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"slim" wrote in message
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Greg Leman wrote:

My wife is sort of a vegetarian. Yes, that's an interesting mix we have
because I'm pretty much a carnivore. It's not a moral thing, she just
doesn't like the idea of factory farm raised meat. She'll eat wild

game, so
if I shoot it, we've got meat for dinner.

Last week I brined a couple of chickens from Sam's (.67/lb!) then smoked
them for 6 hours on low heat. I added some Texas Pete to the brine to

give
it a kick. When I brought them into the house the wonderful smell was
overwhelming. I offerred her a piece, and she tried it. And then some
more....

I warmed up some leftovers in the microwave last night with some Cool

Hawg
BBQ Sauce. It was every bit as good as when it first came in. She

tried
some more.

Take that, Tofu Boy. The scorecard is now AFB 1 Tofu Boy 0 for

converts.

Can they prove carrots don't scream when they are ripped from the soil?


Now slimmy, I told toy to get some new material. You really oughtta listen
to your adoring fans befpre they all give up on ya.

--
Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows
and his 6" boner


 




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