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Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:41 am
by Aho Old Guy
Do we really want to piss-off Turkey in a major way?
U.S. military likely to send as many as 1,000 more ground troops into Syria
At least, they're not talking about a 'No-Fly' zone ... yet.
Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:45 am
by Ivytalk
Fokkin' map looks like North Carolina Congressional districts.
Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:52 am
by 89Hen
Aleppo? What is that?
Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:54 am
by Grizalltheway
89Hen wrote:Aleppo? What is that?
Put down the joint and Google it, Gary.

Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:58 am
by Aho Old Guy
Ivytalk wrote:Fokkin' map looks like North Carolina Congressional districts.
Better --- it's at least more compact
And unlike the Peshmerga, we have not been armed with heavy weaponry to fight-off the carpetbaggers from SC --- like Ibanez

Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 12:31 pm
by Ibanez
Aho Old Guy wrote:Ivytalk wrote:Fokkin' map looks like North Carolina Congressional districts.
Better --- it's at least more compact
And unlike the Peshmerga, we have not been armed with heavy weaponry to fight-off the carpetbaggers from SC --- like Ibanez

Are you saying i'm a Yankee or an "an unscrupulous opportunist?"

Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 12:43 pm
by CAA Flagship
Ibanez wrote:Aho Old Guy wrote:
Better --- it's at least more compact
And unlike the Peshmerga, we have not been armed with heavy weaponry to fight-off the carpetbaggers from SC --- like Ibanez

Are you saying i'm a Yankee or an "an unscrupulous opportunist?"

You're from mustard-heavy BBQ territory.

Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 12:49 pm
by Ibanez
CAA Flagship wrote:Ibanez wrote:
Are you saying i'm a Yankee or an "an unscrupulous opportunist?"

You're from mustard-heavy BBQ territory.

This is true. However, i've always preferred vinegar. Eastern NC Vinegar > SC Mustard > Tomato > Chocolate.
There are good and bad varieties, except Chocolate...that's all bad and should never have been "invented", in each of those like Memphis > Tennessee. I left off the white sauce from Alabama b/c I haven't had it. But something tells me that mayonnaise, vinegar, and pepper could go either way. No homo.
Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 2:16 pm
by CAA Flagship
Ibanez wrote:CAA Flagship wrote:
You're from mustard-heavy BBQ territory.

This is true. However, i've always preferred vinegar. Eastern NC Vinegar > SC Mustard > Tomato > Chocolate.
There are good and bad varieties, except Chocolate...that's all bad and should never have been "invented", in each of those like Memphis > Tennessee. I left off the white sauce from Alabama b/c I haven't had it. But something tells me that mayonnaise, vinegar, and pepper could go either way. No homo.
We need to have a separate thread for BBQ.
And the plowing of the Sun Road.

Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 2:35 pm
by Skjellyfetti
Ibanez wrote:
There are good and bad varieties, except Chocolate...that's all bad and should never have been "invented", in each of those like Memphis > Tennessee. I left off the white sauce from Alabama b/c I haven't had it. But something tells me that mayonnaise, vinegar, and pepper could go either way. No homo.
Yeah, as our resident Alabamian: white sauce isn't for pork. It's for chicken.
And, Alabama and Memphis are more about dry rub ribs than pulled pork.
Nothing is better than Archibald's.

Re: Welcome to Kurdistan, Comrades
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:24 am
by Vidav
CAA Flagship wrote:Ibanez wrote:
This is true. However, i've always preferred vinegar. Eastern NC Vinegar > SC Mustard > Tomato > Chocolate.
There are good and bad varieties, except Chocolate...that's all bad and should never have been "invented", in each of those like Memphis > Tennessee. I left off the white sauce from Alabama b/c I haven't had it. But something tells me that mayonnaise, vinegar, and pepper could go either way. No homo.
We need to have a separate thread for BBQ.
And the plowing of the Sun Road.

Going To The Sun Road*
