Greg Leman said on 7/7/2004 5:32 AM:
> " BOB" > wrote in message
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>>Netguy wrote:
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>>>In article >, go_herd86
says...
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>>>>I'm going to be going down to Myrtle Beach all of next week. Would like
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> any
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>>>>barbecue places that anyone would recommend. I'll be down in Litchfield
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> but
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>>>>would drive anywhere from Georgetown to North Myrtle. Looked on the net
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> a
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>>>>little, I think Armadillo's and Sticky Fingers is what I found. Thanks
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> in
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>>>>advance.
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>>>>Ric in Rock Hill
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>>>No way. I never found any bbq in Myrtle Beach. Go for the seafood
>>>instead (avoid those all you can eat places).
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>>I agree. I have a cousin that lives in Myrtle Beach, and he drives to
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> North
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>>Carolina for barbecue.
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>>BOB
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> From Myrtle Beach, you can head north about 2 hours on Hwy 17 and be on the
> edge of the heart of Eastern Carolina Q country. And you're only 4 hours
> from The Skylight Inn (Pete Jones BBQ), well worth the trip. Since my visit
> last week, I have started to agree that the Skylight Inn is the Mecca of
> BBQ.
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> This guy has put together a pretty good site on eastern Q:
> http://bbqpossum.8k.com/#eastern
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>
Why would I put ANY credence to what a person writes when their stated
only knowledge of Texas Style Barbecue is as quoted from their site:

" Award winning Texas style BBQ, which means meat (including beef?!)
slow cooked and sliced down into big pieces and served with a ketchupy
red sauce. Folks in Texas are so nice that we hate to say anything bad
about their barbecue, so we won't say anything more. "

Obviously a friggin' moron who knows absolutely NOTHING about barbecue
especially that from Texas.......