Pamela wrote:
> On 19:11 7 Nov 2018, "l not -l" > wrote in
> :
>
>>
>> On 7-Nov-2018, Pamela > wrote:
>>
>>> On 15:58 7 Nov 2018, "l not -l" > wrote in
>>> :
>>>>
>>>> On 7-Nov-2018, Pamela > wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On 00:00 7 Nov 2018, "l not -l" > wrote in
>>>>> :
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 6-Nov-2018, Pamela > wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On 00:46 6 Nov 2018, Sqwertz > wrote
>>>>>>> in :
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Pulled pork and onion ring sliders on fresh-baked yeast
>>>>>>>> rolls, anti-pasta pasta salad, and HEB baked beans.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/HxdMP4ry/Pulled-Pork-Sliders.jpg
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> -sw
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> "anti-pasta pasta"?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I assumed either a typo or playful word use. I further assumed
>>>>>> it to be an antipasto pasta salad; a pasta salad with inclusions
>>>>>> typical of antipasto - cured meats, olives, etc.. Possibly
>>>>>> including giardiniera which he is known to enjoy on occasion.
>>>>>
>>>>> How can it be antipasto-anything (whatever the spelling) if it's
>>>>> served with the main course?
>>>>
>>>> I suppose because some are more broad-minded than others. While
>>>> often served as an appetizer, there is no rule in the US of A that
>>>> an appetizer can't also be served as a side and pasta salads are
>>>> popular with many. People can make decisions about how they want to
>>>> pair their food without following someone else's arbitrary
>>>> opinions.
>>>
>>> Why add the term "antipasto" to pasta salad? Saying "pasta salad" is
>>> sufficient.
>>>
>>> In fact, adding "antipasto" makes it incorrect.
>>>
>>> Maybe it's an example of Squirt not only making his food too
>>> elaborate but making his description of the food too elaborate. With
>>> negative effect.
>>
>> Are you Sheldon in drag? You sure sound a lot like him; that is not a
>> compliment.
>
> I don't know who Sheldon is.

He's talking about penmart (AKA Penfart, Popeye, dumbass, etc.)