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Posted By: 79S Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Invited you to Thanksgiving dinner at his place what do you bring? Please discuss?

I would bring a tater tot casserole
Posted By: Raferman Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Couple 15 packs of natty daddy 6.95 apiece at the DG.
Posted By: SamOlson Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
S&W 586 and some cranberries.
Posted By: smallfry Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Nalleys chili mixed with top ramen. And he can have my s&w 64 3”.
Posted By: slumlord Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Fry Daddy and a case of mozzarella sticks
Posted By: Higginez Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
My guitar and a Flobee.
Posted By: poboy Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Three dozen bacon\jalapeno wrapped dove breasts.
Posted By: shrapnel Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Posted By: Hammerdown Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Sweet taters.
Posted By: Hammerdown Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
One more item: Fancy Devil Eggs.
Posted By: SCgman1 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Velveeta cheese blocks, a can of diced maters per block, family size bag of ruffle tater chips, case of busch lite.

You're welcome n happy holidays!
Posted By: Gibby Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Two bottles of fine Kentucky Bourbon

One to drink while there and one as a gift for Jim
Posted By: ldholton Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
some McCormick whiskey and a John Deere hat....
Posted By: Dillonbuck Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Probably scrapple, puddin' meat, Lebanon Boloney, some deer boloney,
Gallon of maple syrup.

He may like some of it, or not.
But he would enjoy the heck out of trying it.
Posted By: deflave Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
I’d bring a big ol’ serving of pardship.
Posted By: blindshooter Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
All the .410 shells I can find for his young'uns. Maybe part of my primer stash as well.
Posted By: TimberRunner Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Mashed rutabagas and cornbread oyster dressing. And a bottle of bourbon.
Posted By: BigDave39355 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
A pile of Conecuh sausage and a few bricks of .22 for the boys.
Posted By: FatCity67 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Refrigerated truck full of Dungeness Crab. Goin back to Kali with some Conrad Beef.
Posted By: viking Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Higginez
My guitar and a Flobee.


WTH,😂😂
Posted By: SKane Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
A unicorn and dessert coffee.
Posted By: LRoyJetson Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Higginez
My guitar and a Flobee.

LMAO !

I would bring a signed color picture of Tulsi, a Starlink, and a brick of .22 to go shoot with the young uns'.
Posted By: Rooster7 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
USDA PRIME beef from Costco and a good pair of running shoes.
Posted By: JGRaider Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
My 7mm08.
Posted By: TwoTall Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
1500 gallons of diesel
And a hemroid cushion.
Posted By: stxhunter Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Home-made smoked brisket tamales.
Posted By: BLG Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Rain, but not until we got our share first.



Clyde
Posted By: Jim_Conrad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
I will start gathering all the Hutterite turkey I can!

I am humbled by your generosity.
Posted By: DryPowder Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Hammerdown
Sweet taters.

And Cisco.

Posted By: cra1948 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Who is Jimmy Conrad?
Posted By: TrueGrit Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Whatever you bring it needs to be a lot.
Posted By: mark shubert Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Buncha ammo for the kids - me and Big Jim included!
Posted By: crittrgittr Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
A smoked turkey, couple bricks of 22's and some 44 specials from Mr. sagebrush!
Posted By: EdM Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Stuff he and his have likely never had. A pot of sauce with braciole.

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

And stuffed artichokes.

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Posted By: JSTUART Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by deflave
I’d bring a big ol’ serving of pardship.


Yes, one of a very few here I wouldn't mind meeting.


Of course...one of the others is Stick!
Posted By: Certifiable Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Avacados, fresh crab, and an “I’ve got a pard in California” sticker for his tractor..
Posted By: kolofardos Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Old Toot, Houston_2, and Direct-Drive. They'd only need one chair.
Posted By: renegade50 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Dozen Cici,s pizzas of various custom ordered sorts and 8 trays of their sticky cinnamon buns with about 3 squeeze tubes of frosting for them.

Flown in on my Lear jet with rough terrian landing gear and kept hot in state of the art delivery boxes.
#campfirelegendevent....


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Posted By: Steve Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Venison mincemeat pie and one of the neighborhood sister-wives.
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
I'm bringin the Vegemite Jim !!

wink
Posted By: JSTUART Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by New_2_99s
I'm bringin the Vegemite Jim !!

wink


You may want to hold up on that as I am not sure Jim's palate is that sophisticated.
Posted By: mathman Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by 79S
Invited you to Thanksgiving dinner at his place what do you bring? Please discuss?

I would bring a tater tot casserole


https://www.teetsfoodstore.com/shop/smokedmeats/PT.html?ucacid=424402815.802372

https://www.teetsfoodstore.com/shop/smokedmeats/AS1.html?ucacid=424402815.802372

https://www.kartchnersinscott.com/products/boudin/pork-boudin/

https://www.jackmillers.com/product/bar-b-que-sauce/
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by New_2_99s
I'm bringin the Vegemite Jim !!

wink


You may want to hold up on that as I am not sure Jim's palate is that sophisticated.

VB or XXXX then ?
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Coopers, Tooheys ??

Yeah, maybe Tooheys old !
Posted By: JSTUART Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by New_2_99s
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by New_2_99s
I'm bringin the Vegemite Jim !!

wink


You may want to hold up on that as I am not sure Jim's palate is that sophisticated.

VB or XXXX then ?


XXXX...definitely XXXX.


Or maybe Bundy OP.
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Oh yeah, over proof square bear !
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
With your weather warming up, you should be heading into drop bear season, over there.

You got your tags ?
Posted By: Sauer200 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by deflave
I’d bring a big ol’ serving of pardship.

Sounds gay.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Modoc red taters

I'm hoping to have a good crop of them.

Whatever they want done with them, mashed, fried, scalloped, whatever.

And 44 special, brass, bullets, or loaded rounds.
Posted By: deflave Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Sauer200
Originally Posted by deflave
I’d bring a big ol’ serving of pardship.

Sounds gay.

Pard.

No pards in your life?
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Mashed rutabagas and cornbread oyster dressing. And a bottle of bourbon.
Where the heck you at?

I thought only our family, from back East, had them at holiday meals. Couple of carrots cooked with them and mashed up to brighten up the orange color.

Wife thinks I'm nuts (might be, but not for this) because I require them with turkey or ham dinner on the holidays.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by Sauer200
Originally Posted by deflave
I’d bring a big ol’ serving of pardship.

Sounds gay.

Pard.

No pards in your life?
Pards are not gay.

Pardness is not the equivalent of gayness.
Posted By: acy Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
My wife makes the best pies in the world. Would take a couple of pumpkin pies and a couple of raspberry pies.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by acy
My wife makes the best pies in the world. Would take a couple of pumpkin pies and a couple of raspberry pies.
Lard in the crust???
Posted By: PaulBarnard Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Tofu quinoa salad with lentil balsamic vinaigrette.
Posted By: Jcubed Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by acy
My wife makes the best pies in the world. Would take a couple of pumpkin pies and a couple of raspberry pies.
Lard in the crust???


Gotta be keto friendly and combat fruit...so only lard.
Posted By: acy Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by acy
My wife makes the best pies in the world. Would take a couple of pumpkin pies and a couple of raspberry pies.
Lard in the crust???

And a little bit of honey.
Posted By: sse Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
martha stewart would suggest cuisine palatable to the guests, e.g. road kill, sufficiently brazed for compromised dentation
Posted By: renegade50 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
I Got the chocolate wonderfall machine from Golden Corral I can bring.

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Posted By: gonehuntin Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Hatch chili pepper pork rinds and a case of Fort Worth brewed Miller High Life.
Posted By: Jim_Conrad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by sse
martha stewart would suggest cuisine palatable to the guests, e.g. road kill, sufficiently brazed for compromised dentation

Brazed?

Flux or no flux?
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Jcubed
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by acy
My wife makes the best pies in the world. Would take a couple of pumpkin pies and a couple of raspberry pies.
Lard in the crust???


Gotta be keto friendly and combat fruit...so only lard.


Lard with bacon bits for flavor?
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by acy
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by acy
My wife makes the best pies in the world. Would take a couple of pumpkin pies and a couple of raspberry pies.
Lard in the crust???

And a little bit of honey.
Thumbs up.
Posted By: Jcubed Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by Jcubed
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by acy
My wife makes the best pies in the world. Would take a couple of pumpkin pies and a couple of raspberry pies.
Lard in the crust???


Gotta be keto friendly and combat fruit...so only lard.


Lard with bacon bits for flavor?

And sub cabbage for pie filling. Going for DAYS!
Posted By: Hammerdown Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Sounds like a good time in the making.
Posted By: gunchamp Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by deflave
I’d bring a big ol’ serving of pardship.


Yes, one of a very few here I wouldn't mind meeting.


Of course...one of the others is Stick!
That is 2 complete different people right there. I could hang and drink beers with Jim all day long. Stick is just tiresome
Posted By: TimberRunner Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Mashed rutabagas and cornbread oyster dressing. And a bottle of bourbon.
Where the heck you at?

I thought only our family, from back East, had them at holiday meals. Couple of carrots cooked with them and mashed up to brighten up the orange color.

Wife thinks I'm nuts (might be, but not for this) because I require them with turkey or ham dinner on the holidays.


My Swedish grandmother. Actually never met her, but her food traditions stay strong in our holiday food. I prefer them over mashed potatoes, but my kids disagree.
Posted By: RUM7 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Bag of almonds and some Itasca boots for his kids.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Mashed rutabagas and cornbread oyster dressing. And a bottle of bourbon.
Where the heck you at?

I thought only our family, from back East, had them at holiday meals. Couple of carrots cooked with them and mashed up to brighten up the orange color.

Wife thinks I'm nuts (might be, but not for this) because I require them with turkey or ham dinner on the holidays.


My Swedish grandmother. Actually never met her, but her food traditions stay strong in our holiday food. I prefer them over mashed potatoes, but my kids disagree.
No Swedes in our tree, just Irishers.

Maybe they got the rutabaga things from their Viking ancestors.

I've been know to mix the rutabagas (we called them turnips, the purple and white ones were called white turnips) and taters together, with the corn and top it all with a lot of giblet gravy. Bothers the heck out of those at the table that can't have their separate foods even touch.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by RUM7
Bag of almonds and some Itasca boots for his kids.
fitty pound bag?
Posted By: RUM7 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by RUM7
Bag of almonds and some Itasca boots for his kids.
fitty pound bag?
Sure why not. They aren't worth schiet this year anyways.
Posted By: TimberRunner Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Mashed rutabagas and cornbread oyster dressing. And a bottle of bourbon.
Where the heck you at?

I thought only our family, from back East, had them at holiday meals. Couple of carrots cooked with them and mashed up to brighten up the orange color.

Wife thinks I'm nuts (might be, but not for this) because I require them with turkey or ham dinner on the holidays.


My Swedish grandmother. Actually never met her, but her food traditions stay strong in our holiday food. I prefer them over mashed potatoes, but my kids disagree.
No Swedes in our tree, just Irishers.

Maybe they got the rutabaga things from their Viking ancestors.

I've been know to mix the rutabagas (we called them turnips, the purple and white ones were called white turnips) and taters together, with the corn and top it all with a lot of giblet gravy. Bothers the heck out of those at the table that can't have their separate foods even touch.


Love turnips too, but rutabaga for the holidays.

I've never added carrots to it that's an interesting take.
Posted By: jackmountain Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
I thought he was native, He celebrates thanksgiving?
Thanks for what, small pox and syphilis?
Posted By: smokepole Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Do people really call him Jimmy?
Posted By: stxhunter Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
I'm making a seafood gumbo from Scratch right now, doubt it would last the trip.
Posted By: jackmountain Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/13/23
Originally Posted by smokepole
Do people really call him Jimmy?

I think you just Jimmy Olsened that tidbit.
Posted By: Certifiable Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by gunchamp
Originally Posted by JSTUART
Originally Posted by deflave
I’d bring a big ol’ serving of pardship.


Yes, one of a very few here I wouldn't mind meeting.


Of course...one of the others is Stick!
That is 2 complete different people right there. I could hang and drink beers with Jim all day long. Stick is just tiresome

But you haven’t met him…
Posted By: Stix Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
I bet stick is nothing like his online persona...
Posted By: gunchamp Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by Stix
I bet stick is nothing like his online persona...
Dont know about that. That level of retardation takes years of practice lol
Posted By: viking Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
A helping hand if he/they needed it.
Posted By: HawkI Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
A case of Schlitz bottles and maybe some of the heirloom rye, maybe.


I don't want him passing out in the road....or is that just the feather types?

And ammo.

Ammo I have. As long as I'm there, it's public domain.
Posted By: specialK Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Fresh roasted green Chile and the best beef jerky anyone has ever had.
Posted By: Dillonbuck Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Darn shame we are just bullschidting.
It sounds like a blast.
With the biggest problem being unable to hold a good sample of everything.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Mashed rutabagas and cornbread oyster dressing. And a bottle of bourbon.
Where the heck you at?

I thought only our family, from back East, had them at holiday meals. Couple of carrots cooked with them and mashed up to brighten up the orange color.

Wife thinks I'm nuts (might be, but not for this) because I require them with turkey or ham dinner on the holidays.


My Swedish grandmother. Actually never met her, but her food traditions stay strong in our holiday food. I prefer them over mashed potatoes, but my kids disagree.
No Swedes in our tree, just Irishers.

Maybe they got the rutabaga things from their Viking ancestors.

I've been know to mix the rutabagas (we called them turnips, the purple and white ones were called white turnips) and taters together, with the corn and top it all with a lot of giblet gravy. Bothers the heck out of those at the table that can't have their separate foods even touch.


Love turnips too, but rutabaga for the holidays.

I've never added carrots to it that's an interesting take.


Seems they just add some color. Only a couple to a big pot of rutabagas. 10% at most? Who knows, carrot is known to add some sweetness to things, so maybe folks thought that was a good idea?

I just do it cause that's the way mom did it. wink
Posted By: EdM Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
And pickled okra.
Posted By: smokepole Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
A dozen tins of premium Brislings.
Posted By: stxhunter Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by EdM
And pickled okra.
I love that stuff, will eat a whole jar in one sitting.
Posted By: efw Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Same thing I bring everywhere I go.

The most charming and witty company anyone has ever had!
Posted By: weaselsRus Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Mormans. Young female ambassadors.
Posted By: Teal Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Pasties
Couple bricks of 22lr
Bottle of Pendleton
Posted By: Rooster7 Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by Teal
Pasties
Couple bricks of 22lr
Bottle of Pendleton

Pasties?

You ashamed of your nips?
Posted By: Tyrone Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Bring something? Whaa?
Posted By: sse Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
brays
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by specialK
Fresh roasted green Chile and the best beef jerky anyone has ever had.

Whoa now !

Ken's been holding out on us ?????????
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by New_2_99s
Originally Posted by specialK
Fresh roasted green Chile and the best beef jerky anyone has ever had.

Whoa now !

Ken's been holding out on us ?????????

Before making that claim about the jerky, it would be prudent of him to send you and me a 4 oz bag (125g or so for you folks) to test the validity of that statement, eh?
Posted By: Teal Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
Originally Posted by Rooster7
Originally Posted by Teal
Pasties
Couple bricks of 22lr
Bottle of Pendleton

Pasties?

You ashamed of your nips?

Posted By: Ptarmigan Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/14/23
I don’t know Jim, but I’m pretty sure no matter what you brought you’d be welcomed and have a good time. The guy seems like the salt of the earth kinda family man. My kinda people. As Gump would say,”That’s all I’ve got to say about that.”.
Posted By: specialK Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/15/23
It’s Kelly. A valid statement.
Posted By: Rick n Tenn Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/15/23
Lasagna, 3 layer German Chocolate cake and a bottle of Turkey 101 .
Posted By: Birdwatcher Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/15/23
Originally Posted by stxhunter
I'm making a seafood gumbo from Scratch right now, doubt it would last the trip.

IIRC some guy on the ‘Fire arranged to deliver live New England lobsters and scallops about sixty miles down S Padre Island. Something could prob’ly be arranged.
Posted By: tzone Re: Jimmy Conrad - 09/15/23
Originally Posted by Higginez
My guitar and a Flobee.

Lmao
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