What do you like?

Kiffin's only lost four players so far, but he may lose more and I hope he does. He's a troll wannabe. You're better off without him.

Now if only you could rid yourselves of that snake Pearl...:rolleyes:

Pearl's not the problem Darlin....seems we've got a bunch of players who'd rather be jailbirds. Jeezzz....I almost miss Johnny Majors...:eek:


I said ALMOST!!!!
 
I like watching the University of Alabama kick the shit out of the Tennessee Volunteers.



Actually, I LOVE it!

I like the cheer, "Go, Tech, Go Tech, stop that Crimson flood!"

I know, it's not PC, or even very nice, but it is funny if you think about it...
 
Kiffin's only lost four players so far, but he may lose more and I hope he does. He's a troll wannabe. You're better off without him.

Now if only you could rid yourselves of that snake Pearl...:rolleyes:

I don't know that Kiffin's a troll or not. I do know he's doing the best he can, with what limited tools he has to work with. Oh, yes, and then there's the team he's coaching, too...
 
Pearl's not the problem Darlin....seems we've got a bunch of players who'd rather be jailbirds. Jeezzz....I almost miss Johnny Majors...:eek:


I said ALMOST!!!!

I think your players want to get a head start on playing for the Dallas Cowboys!
 
let's not pick on the bengals, the whole state is reeling, since their basketball messiah has left them...

oh, shit! I've been sick of hearing the name "lebron james" since he joined the NBA 7 years ago. good riddance, I say!
 
oh, shit! I've been sick of hearing the name "lebron james" since he joined the NBA 7 years ago. good riddance, I say!

i don't know, now the hype will be all over the south, focusing in Miami. I wish he could have stayed in obscurity, myself...
 
Ok, let me say that I like Lebron James, even though he has taken over the airwaves.

I also like the Tennessee Volunteers, although not as much as my team of choice.

I like spanking, in the right circumstances, but I would not pay, or charge, to see it.LOL


So, since I am now back on my firm footing of what I like, at this time, let me continue. My mother in law's family reunion is today, people are coming from all over, and, surprisingly, I like most of them.
 
I like biscuits and gravy ...

Morning packer

:kiss:

Mornin', ma'am. **Tips hat** :kiss:

I love biscuits and gravy! Crumble up some bacon over it and mix in some scrambled eggs and you've got a meal!

Oh, wait, that is sort of biscuit and gravy overkill, isn't it?
 
Mornin', ma'am. **Tips hat** :kiss:

I love biscuits and gravy! Crumble up some bacon over it and mix in some scrambled eggs and you've got a meal!

Oh, wait, that is sort of biscuit and gravy overkill, isn't it?

*smiles*

Nooooooooooo

You can never overkill biscuits and gravy!!

I like sausage crumbled over the top of mine
 
*smiles*

Nooooooooooo

You can never overkill biscuits and gravy!!

I like sausage crumbled over the top of mine

When I was young, we would crumble up the biscuits, then put eggs on them, then bacon, then gravy, and mix everything up!

I have to work this afternoon, but I know what I'm fixing tomorrow morning!

I like MsTexas for giving me such a splendid idea!:kiss::rose:
 
When I was young, we would crumble up the biscuits, then put eggs on them, then bacon, then gravy, and mix everything up!

I have to work this afternoon, but I know what I'm fixing tomorrow morning!

I like MsTexas for giving me such a splendid idea!:kiss::rose:

LOL

I like that I can inspire packer ...

On another hand, have you ever had Migas? I think you would love that dish.
 
i have not, and, to be honest, have never heard of it. i like new dishes, so what is it?

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2315/2540455444_91f3ac12f2.jpg

Traditionally eaten during Lent, the meatless version consists of scrambled egg sauteed in butter or oil with torn strips of corn tortillas, diced onions, sliced chile peppers, diced fresh tomatoes, and cheese, plus various spices and condiments (e.g. salsa, pico de gallo). Migas are typically served with refried beans, and corn or flour tortillas are used to enfold all of the ingredients into tacos.

A version is also served which adds a spicy chorizo to the standard ingredients. The tortilla strips can also be deep-fried until crunchy.

Trust me when I say it tastes better than it looks.

:D
 
Traditionally eaten during Lent, the meatless version consists of scrambled egg sauteed in butter or oil with torn strips of corn tortillas, diced onions, sliced chile peppers, diced fresh tomatoes, and cheese, plus various spices and condiments (e.g. salsa, pico de gallo). Migas are typically served with refried beans, and corn or flour tortillas are used to enfold all of the ingredients into tacos.

A version is also served which adds a spicy chorizo to the standard ingredients. The tortilla strips can also be deep-fried until crunchy.

Trust me when I say it tastes better than it looks.

:D

Well, it looks pretty good! I wonder where I could find some here, but I don't need the Lent version, since all lapsed Southern Baptists love meat!
 
Well, it looks pretty good! I wonder where I could find some here, but I don't need the Lent version, since all lapsed Southern Baptists love meat!

LOL @ all lapsed Southern Baptists love meat!

I'm sure you can find it at any Mexican restaurant.

I highly recommend that you get it with chorizo ...

*nods*
 
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