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 Post subject: Homemade Fried Chicken & Collared Greens
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I just ate a plateful of delectable southern food made fresh by my neighbor Robyn from Houston. It was my first time trying collared greens, and I am in heaven. Mmm mmm mmm.

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I should've realized this thread would not be popular on a PJ message board.

Bammer's saying: "Greens have collars?"

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Having recently moved down to the south, i tried fried green tomatoes for the first time not too long ago.

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im glad your moving to california has allowed for such occasions.

did you guys bang?

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washmykev wrote:
Having recently moved down to the south, i tried fried green tomatoes for the first time not too long ago.

delicious.


you don't live in the south

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OrpheusDescending wrote:
I just ate a plateful of delectable southern food made fresh by my neighbor Robyn from Houston. It was my first time trying collared greens, and I am in heaven. Mmm mmm mmm.
Was there bacon in the greens?
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
washmykev wrote:
Having recently moved down to the south, i tried fried green tomatoes for the first time not too long ago.

delicious.


you don't live in the south


You know what? For once i'll agree with you there. I don't live in the south. But I DO live about as far south as I can without actually being in the south.
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i have to get to the soul food place here in town. i needs some meats on my bones.
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You know what? For once i'll agree with you there. I don't live in the south. But I DO live about as far south as I can without actually being in the south.


and where would that be exactly?

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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
washmykev wrote:
You know what? For once i'll agree with you there. I don't live in the south. But I DO live about as far south as I can without actually being in the south.


and where would that be exactly?

New York :search:
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OrpheusDescending wrote:
I just ate a plateful of delectable southern food made fresh by my neighbor Robyn from Houston. It was my first time trying collared greens, and I am in heaven. Mmm mmm mmm.


collared greens are alright, better with vinegar... but Southern fried chicken, isn't the same without a large helpin' of mashed taters smothered with gravy and fried Silver Queen corn and freshly made green beans and buttermilk biscuits slathered in butter....

Now that's a Southern dinner.... :D

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bobabaggins wrote:
OrpheusDescending wrote:
I just ate a plateful of delectable southern food made fresh by my neighbor Robyn from Houston. It was my first time trying collared greens, and I am in heaven. Mmm mmm mmm.


collared greens are alright, better with vinegar... but Southern fried chicken, isn't the same without a large helpin' of mashed taters smothered with gravy and fried Silver Queen corn and freshly made green beans and buttermilk biscuits slathered in butter....

Now that's a Southern dinner.... :D


see RMers, this guy knows his stuff...silver queen corn is the best

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You know what? For once i'll agree with you there. I don't live in the south. But I DO live about as far south as I can without actually being in the south.


and where would that be exactly?

New York :search:


aww, you've been paying attention geg. I'm honored.

But no, I don't live in NY anymore. I live in NC now.

And lenny, if you didn't know where I... ugg. You confuse me, but it kind of turns me on.
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aww, you've been paying attention geg. I'm honored.

But no, I don't live in NY anymore. I live in NC now.

And lenny, if you didn't know where I... ugg. You confuse me, but it kind of turns me on.


i knew you'd mentioned living in NY before..but for some reason i was guessing it was West Virginia..and i have no clue why

but i'd consider NC the south

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i knew you'd mentioned living in NY before..but for some reason i was guessing it was West Virginia..and i have no clue why

but i'd consider NC the south


Yes, I lived on long island my whole life up until about 6 months ago or so. I don't know about North Carolina being in the south. As I said, i think it's about as close as you can get without actually being in the south. But I'm probably just in denial.
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washmykev wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
i knew you'd mentioned living in NY before..but for some reason i was guessing it was West Virginia..and i have no clue why

but i'd consider NC the south


Yes, I lived on long island my whole life up until about 6 months ago or so. I don't know about North Carolina being in the south. As I said, i think it's about as close as you can get without actually being in the south. But I'm probably just in denial.


they way i figure, it's touching tennessee so it's in the south..i've never really been there, just to the part of it that's kinda close to Gatlinburg

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i knew you'd mentioned living in NY before..but for some reason i was guessing it was West Virginia..and i have no clue why

but i'd consider NC the south


Yes, I lived on long island my whole life up until about 6 months ago or so. I don't know about North Carolina being in the south. As I said, i think it's about as close as you can get without actually being in the south. But I'm probably just in denial.


they way i figure, it's touching tennessee so it's in the south..i've never really been there, just to the part of it that's kinda close to Gatlinburg


Yes... you are correct sir. But atleast I'm among the many, many fellow new yorkers who are moving down here. I got a new job recently, and it turns out one of the guys i'm working with lived no more than 5 minutes away from me.

And eh. living in the south has it's advantages. Mainly all the backroads where I can recreate those classic car chases in dukes of hazzards with my general lee.

There is always a hay truck. Always.
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but i'd consider NC the south

when in doubt, use the waffle house rule.

more than ten waffle houses in a state and it's "the south"

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