Popcorn

[mrshoperose]

And if it helps you feel better, I promised someone yesterday that I would dig up some scripture on something because I had a headache at the time.

But for the life of me I cannot remember what it was about or what thread it has been in. Prophecykid has had most of my attention the last couple of days...

But we'll make a good conservative Lutheran out of him yet

Let's Hope!

 

[filosofer]

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Well let's see, I have eaten, squirrel, rabbit, dove, partridge, pheasant, rattlesnake, frog legs, kimchi, venison (deer meat in all forms, steak, ground, sausage, roast), elk, moose, antelope, baluts, and a few things in the Philippines that I never did know what they were... but I lived to tell about it.

I like everything, but would probably pass on the kimchi if it came too often. Rattlesnake and pheasant were the best tasting, although I really like venison.





And in honor of this thread, tonight when we shopped, I picked up a package of kettle corn. I will let you know what I think of it (probably not 'til Sunday night (I have to visit a congregation out of the area this weekend).


filo

Blessed to be a blessing
Forgiven to be forgiving
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[mrshoperose]

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Well let's see, I have eaten, squirrel, rabbit, dove, partridge, pheasant, rattlesnake, frog legs, kimchi, venison (deer meat in all forms, steak, ground, sausage, roast), elk, moose, antelope, baluts, and a few things in the Philippines that I never did know what they were... but I lived to tell about it.

I like everything, but would probably pass on the kimchi if it came too often. Rattlesnake and pheasant were the best tasting, although I really like venison.





And in honor of this thread, tonight when we shopped, I picked up a package of kettle corn. I will let you know what I think of it (probably not 'til Sunday night (I have to visit a congregation out of the area this weekend).


filo

Blessed to be a blessing
Forgiven to be forgiving
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well that's....interesting.

I might try some deer, elk, antelope, or rabbit. As for everything else.....

I think I'll pass.

Hope you like the popcorn though!

 

[BakaFidelis]

Let's Hope!

You Hope...

I Will...



Have I ever mentioned how lame my jokes are?

 

[mrshoperose]

You Hope...

I Will...



Have I ever mentioned how lame my jokes are?

It's ok, that last post was a joke from me!

 

[porterross]

Alabama, wish these darned old armadillo's would move back to Texas LOL.

They hop quite humorously when you shoot them, especially with a .22.

It's almost as much fun as shooting turtles in a tank.

 

[BakaFidelis]

They hop quite humorously when you shoot them, especially with a .22.

It's almost as much fun as shooting turtles in a tank.

But not nearly as fun as shooting them with a tank..

 

[porterross]

But not nearly as fun as shooting them with a tank..

Oo! There's an idea with merit.

In Texas, we call tanks what you likely call a watering hole or pond and we shoot the little fish egg eatin' buggers when they pop their heads up for air. When you hit one with a .22, the distinct sound is easy to recognize and a swig of beer is in order.

It's a bit more challenging than putting them in a stock tank (yes, the round metal kind) and pointing a shotgun in their general direction. Where would the fun be in that?

 

[DaRev]

They hop quite humorously when you shoot them, especially with a .22.

It's almost as much fun as shooting turtles in a tank.

I knew you were fun!!!

 

[BakaFidelis]

Question is... do you eat them afterward?

 

[rockytrails]

Louisiana hot sauce gives it some kick but it can make it a little soggy.

butter and then Garlic Popcorn has some zest.

 

[porterross]

Question is... do you eat them afterward?

Soft shell turtle soup. Of course, one has to be willing to try to gather the carcasses and in a large tank that can be tricky.

The fish, raccoons, coyotes and buzzards like them just fine otherwise.

 

[BakaFidelis]

Soft shell turtle soup. Of course, one has to be willing to try to gather the carcasses and in a large tank that can be tricky.

The fish, raccoons, coyotes and buzzards like them just fine otherwise.

Hah! tis all good then!

 

[latebloomer]

Popcorn--Best is my hubby's. We have a stove top type with crank on the handle. Wore out a Theater2, got this one at Cabella's. He puts in barely enough oil, yellow popcorn (we avoid the white kind), and when it's done we put it in two bowls. He drowns his in butter, and I sprinkle mine with Lowry's seasoning salt. Next best is theater popcorn, but we only go to the movies about once a year. When I'm working the midnight to 8AM shift, hubby will make me a batch and I'll take it to work in a 5-quart size ice cream bucket.

 

[mrshoperose]

Popcorn--Best is my hubby's. We have a stove top type with crank on the handle. Wore out a Theater2, got this one at Cabella's. He puts in barely enough oil, yellow popcorn (we avoid the white kind), and when it's done we put it in two bowls. He drowns his in butter, and I sprinkle mine with Lowry's seasoning salt. Next best is theater popcorn, but we only go to the movies about once a year. When I'm working the midnight to 8AM shift, hubby will make me a batch and I'll take it to work in a 5-quart size ice cream bucket.

Hmmm.....

Sounds like a nice hubby.

 

[Tofferer]

Christopher is now craving cracker jack and candy corn.

 

[ctay]

My granddaughter thought armadillos were just in texas, I had to explain they start moving east over the years, we have tons of them now.

 

[filosofer]

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Aren't armadillos the state "bird" of Texas?
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[mrshoperose]

My granddaughter thought armadillos were just in texas, I had to explain they start moving east over the years, we have tons of them now.

Are they vicious?

 

[BakaFidelis]

Hmmm.....

Sounds like a nice hubby.

Ah yes, but does he make the coffee as it is commanded in scripture?