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In that case George marriage sucks because it dosn't and Rem's suck because they don't ~ makes perfect sense....

Miki.... where are you from in Manhattan ,the village? Lighten up man your embarassing the rest of us New Yorkers.

"slick"

Wildone

don't knock the Village, excellent pizza and many good looking women to be found there

miki

May be but most of those women have kickstands, <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> and what do you think they make that "extra cheese pie "out of? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

OK, so I don't agree with your assessment of SUCKS and I'm not a great fan of NYC, I will admit that the pizza there is flippin' AWESOME and I'm wishing I was chowing on some right now!

OK, so I've only been to NYC a handful of times, but you have to be the first I've met from there who had any negative feelings about swear words, let alone a "mild" one (if that) like sucks. Next to Alaska (grin -- love ya, Stick), I can't think of a place where I've heard more profanity.

I totally agree , I'm sueing Remington Arms Co. I currently own 2 of their rifles and after an all out search I cannot find lips or any such orifice on my rifles capable of "sucking" , factory or otherwise.

OK OK OK ... I gotta admit there is NY Pizza. While I never had it in NY there are many places in the NE where one can get it and it is awesome!! But as good as it is ... I rather have Texas BBQ and Chili!

texas barbecue is NOT barbecue. that brisket, when done right, is, however, delicious, tender and a slice of gustatory heaven. but it ain't barbecue. pork is the only meat that can be properly "barbecued." if you can't pull it, it ain't barbecue.

i got some bona fides here. i live in the center of some of the best barbecue country in these here united states. and i AM a texican by birth. had some brisket 'bout two and a half weeks ago, along with some barbecue, both done by the same cook.

both were slap-yo-momma stunning.

a fellow texican who has come to love real barbecue allowed as how that was some of the best brisket he had ever had, too.

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Well the locale is certainly good reason for the STUPID post. First I want to know why U think that island is the envy of the world. Anyone who likes ten million people tripping over one another instead of peace and quiet is crazy. But what do you expect coming from one of the states that pushes gun control? I think "sucks" upsets you so because that is what your fine senator's husband's interns do for him and you arent included. As long as I buy and pay for my guns with my money I will call them what I wish. And if "SUCKS" happens to be the name I give them then so be it. And if you can find nothing better to do with your time than to complain about what us dedicated shooters and sportsmen choose to call the guns we dearly love, all I can say is GET A FREAKING LIFE. If you dont like it dont read it. SUCKS is here to stay.

How dare you make such a blasphemous statement. My parents were from the least state of Alabama. They fortunatetly moved to Texas where I was born. Bar-B-Que was born here. Chili was born here. You can't cook anything but hog butt in alabama worth a SUCKS. So there yankee dog. Bob

bob:

me? a yankee? 'cause i live in alabama?

you'll not get an argument from me on chili and where it is best made - texas.

but beef ain't no animal for barbecuing. beef is delicious - roasted, grilled, pan fried, smoked, and whatever texicans call it when they cook brisket, etc., but don't put no sweet red sauce or vinegar-based white sauce on it and call it "barbecue."

pork butt, pork loin, pork ribs: that's for barbecuing.

yankee, my eye ... let's see, born in texas, raised in tennessee, living for 28 years in alabama ... nope, don't see no yankee blood anywhere for almost 300 years. (there was one forbear who moved from the philadelphia area in the mid-to-late 1700s to tennessee.)

harumph ...

Okay I take back the yankee part. But the sweet red and vinegar based are not b-b-q sauce, unless you dont know what you are doing. Bob

fish280,

Everyone has a different definition of what makes a yankee. Down here we say if your north of I-10 than your a yankee. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Gotta love it. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

whoa, lsu fan: now that IS the deep south.

haw!

shoot-a-monkey, it is all a state of mind anyhow.

ain't that right, boys?