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Padma would be way too conservative while Gail off the chart crazy.Originally Posted by gomestar
Indeed. But, given the chance, I wouldn't turn either of them away.
well one thing's true, she does look like she belong in a $50 whorehouseOriginally Posted by acidboy
Yo dawg that's my girl you're talkin about. $100 is more like it.
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i do love my BBQ brisket, but i never did warm to beef ribs. just too heavy and greasy.Originally Posted by foodguy
Beef ribs from Dreamland in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. All haters eat those then talk ****.Originally Posted by matt22616
Brisket is good. Look I like "BBQ beef ribs" I just don't think they should be called "BBQ".
BBQ is pork, sometimes chicken.
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Actually, if Gail Simmons had been at the whorehouse, now THAT would be a dream.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
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,,,
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Originally Posted by HORNS
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Making a reservation and then when you show up on that busy night, there's a new chippy as hostess that you don't know, and you get a deer in the head light look and are told your reservation was "lost." You see an empty table or two and are told it will be a 20-40 minute wait as those are for people with reservations.
Thankfully you know the GM or owner and get seated.
Thankfully you know the GM or owner and get seated.
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Just take back what you originally said. Just admit that you were being flippant about the beef not being barbecue and it will all be O.K.Originally Posted by HORNS
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