You Won't Beleive This!!!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I mow a lot of grass for a lot of people, so my concern is for the mower the drunk wrecked.
I did modify a small riding mower, it does burnouts and my dad clocked it at about 20mph.

Adrianspeeder

Hi Adrianspeeder [8D]

Remember these safety rules for SSLs (Super Speed Lawnmowers)
1. Never race a train
2. Never drink and moe
3. Always wear protective eqiupment
4. Use turn signals
5. Never pass on the right
5. Yield to garden hoses or other objects hiding in the grass
6. No pigpybacking trailors (LPTT Lawnmower Powered Trailor Train)
7. ALWAYS stop for Limited Clear's models (Hobo Joe as I call her)

Have a great day [:D]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I mow a lot of grass for a lot of people, so my concern is for the mower the drunk wrecked.
I did modify a small riding mower, it does burnouts and my dad clocked it at about 20mph.

Adrianspeeder

Hi Adrianspeeder [8D]

Remember these safety rules for SSLs (Super Speed Lawnmowers)
1. Never race a train
2. Never drink and moe
3. Always wear protective eqiupment
4. Use turn signals
5. Never pass on the right
5. Yield to garden hoses or other objects hiding in the grass
6. No pigpybacking trailors (LPTT Lawnmower Powered Trailor Train)
7. ALWAYS stop for Limited Clear's models (Hobo Joe as I call her)

Have a great day [:D]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by swknox

Ok guys and girls. I have heard that this is a mid - atlantic only food. You can't get it anywhere else in the country except for Delaware, Maryland, certain parts of Virginia, and certain parts of Pennsylvania that I know of. Scrapple. If you don't know what it is than you don't want to know. It's made from a pig, everything thats from a pig goes into making scrapple. I know some of you are ready to heave but its taste great. It just helps to take a few years off of your life. In the old days they would take all the stuff from inside the pig - put it into the skull and boil it and some how make it that way - I don't know how it is made in the "modern era" .

This sounds like something we have here in the midwest/great lakes region. Its called "head cheese". All the unused inards of the hog, chopped up and boiled down inside the head "skull". The result , I suspect from all the collagen, comes out in a gelatine like form. I have never had the stomach to try it, but the "old timers" eat it right up. Some of the more exotic things I have sampled: Bear, alligator, rattle snake, sundried squid - kind of like chewing salty rubber, and more common wild game like whitetail deer, elk, carribou, ducks, geese, pheasant, etc. I havn't gotten the guts (pun intended[}:)]) to try it yet, but we have a local restaurant that will serve authentic haggis, if given 24 hour notice. Maybe someday I will have the stomach to "have the stomach" (for those who know what haggis is).

Admiral

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by swknox

Ok guys and girls. I have heard that this is a mid - atlantic only food. You can't get it anywhere else in the country except for Delaware, Maryland, certain parts of Virginia, and certain parts of Pennsylvania that I know of. Scrapple. If you don't know what it is than you don't want to know. It's made from a pig, everything thats from a pig goes into making scrapple. I know some of you are ready to heave but its taste great. It just helps to take a few years off of your life. In the old days they would take all the stuff from inside the pig - put it into the skull and boil it and some how make it that way - I don't know how it is made in the "modern era" .

This sounds like something we have here in the midwest/great lakes region. Its called "head cheese". All the unused inards of the hog, chopped up and boiled down inside the head "skull". The result , I suspect from all the collagen, comes out in a gelatine like form. I have never had the stomach to try it, but the "old timers" eat it right up. Some of the more exotic things I have sampled: Bear, alligator, rattle snake, sundried squid - kind of like chewing salty rubber, and more common wild game like whitetail deer, elk, carribou, ducks, geese, pheasant, etc. I havn't gotten the guts (pun intended[}:)]) to try it yet, but we have a local restaurant that will serve authentic haggis, if given 24 hour notice. Maybe someday I will have the stomach to "have the stomach" (for those who know what haggis is).

Admiral

[Mookie]

And I questioned a McDonald's occasionally...guess I can stop that!

Moo

[Mookie]

And I questioned a McDonald's occasionally...guess I can stop that!

Moo

[Anonymous]

When I went on my NASCAR trip to the race in Homestead I tried alligator. It was like shoe leather. It was so tough and rubbery it was unreal. I have been told the restaurant did a poor job of cooking it or it wouldn't have been they way. I don't know because I have only tried it once so I don't have anything to compare it to.

[Anonymous]

When I went on my NASCAR trip to the race in Homestead I tried alligator. It was like shoe leather. It was so tough and rubbery it was unreal. I have been told the restaurant did a poor job of cooking it or it wouldn't have been they way. I don't know because I have only tried it once so I don't have anything to compare it to.

[vsmith]

I've had alligator steaks and yes, if it cooked wrong its like rubber. Its like calamari, cooked right and its tender and tasty, and like calamari (squid) , cook it wrong and its rubber and icky. It also has to be fresh, or it will come out rubber.

HEAD CHEESE IS THE WORST!!!!!!!!! AAAAARRRGGH!!!
Smells like the most unholy thing while being cooked down. Cant even look at it.
Just thinking about it makes me want to hug the porcellien, uurgh!

[vsmith]

I've had alligator steaks and yes, if it cooked wrong its like rubber. Its like calamari, cooked right and its tender and tasty, and like calamari (squid) , cook it wrong and its rubber and icky. It also has to be fresh, or it will come out rubber.

HEAD CHEESE IS THE WORST!!!!!!!!! AAAAARRRGGH!!!
Smells like the most unholy thing while being cooked down. Cant even look at it.
Just thinking about it makes me want to hug the porcellien, uurgh!

[Modelcar]

.....How about Pawnhause..[sp?], from Pennsylvania....and someone mentioned Kim chee...I haven't heard that rot gut mentioned for 50 years....It smelled up the whole valley when it was being cooked..?? by the ROK soldiers...and I'm glad I haven't heard of it in those many years....

[Modelcar]

.....How about Pawnhause..[sp?], from Pennsylvania....and someone mentioned Kim chee...I haven't heard that rot gut mentioned for 50 years....It smelled up the whole valley when it was being cooked..?? by the ROK soldiers...and I'm glad I haven't heard of it in those many years....

[Anonymous]

Ithink i'll stick with menudo. It's great for a hangover. [xx(][xx(] Just add a little lemon , hot sauce , cilantro and you've got a great cure. When you're done you chase it with a stout Bloody Mary. [8D][8D]

[Anonymous]

Ithink i'll stick with menudo. It's great for a hangover. [xx(][xx(] Just add a little lemon , hot sauce , cilantro and you've got a great cure. When you're done you chase it with a stout Bloody Mary. [8D][8D]

[Anonymous]

Oh I don't know, I've tried Kim Chi and liked it well enough. My buddy was married to a second generation Korean-American. Her Dad made the stuff and buried it in the back yard. It was good, but oh so hot. I must have gone through a gallon of water. They also made these hot little pickles that kind of fizzed in your mouth. You could actually see the carbonation rising to the top in the jar. They were great with a tuna fish sandwich.

Admiral

[Anonymous]

Oh I don't know, I've tried Kim Chi and liked it well enough. My buddy was married to a second generation Korean-American. Her Dad made the stuff and buried it in the back yard. It was good, but oh so hot. I must have gone through a gallon of water. They also made these hot little pickles that kind of fizzed in your mouth. You could actually see the carbonation rising to the top in the jar. They were great with a tuna fish sandwich.

Admiral

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar

.....How about Pawnhause..[sp?], from Pennsylvania....and someone mentioned Kim chee...I haven't heard that rot gut mentioned for 50 years....It smelled up the whole valley when it was being cooked..?? by the ROK soldiers...and I'm glad I haven't heard of it in those many years....

Modelcar you need to come to LA, we have a whole section of town called Koreatown and yout can get your Kimchi real fresh! along with a whole lot of other cullinary question marks that will test how brave you really are, ( "..I dare you to eat it, man, I double dog dare you" as we used to say)

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar

.....How about Pawnhause..[sp?], from Pennsylvania....and someone mentioned Kim chee...I haven't heard that rot gut mentioned for 50 years....It smelled up the whole valley when it was being cooked..?? by the ROK soldiers...and I'm glad I haven't heard of it in those many years....

Modelcar you need to come to LA, we have a whole section of town called Koreatown and yout can get your Kimchi real fresh! along with a whole lot of other cullinary question marks that will test how brave you really are, ( "..I dare you to eat it, man, I double dog dare you" as we used to say)

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I mow a lot of grass for a lot of people, so my concern is for the mower the drunk wrecked.
I did modify a small riding mower, it does burnouts and my dad clocked it at about 20mph.

Adrianspeeder

Hi Adrianspeeder [8D]

Remember these safety rules for SSLs (Super Speed Lawnmowers)
1. Never race a train
2. Never drink and moe
3. Always wear protective eqiupment
4. Use turn signals
5. Never pass on the right
5. Yield to garden hoses or other objects hiding in the grass
6. No pigpybacking trailors (LPTT Lawnmower Powered Trailor Train)
7. ALWAYS stop for Limited Clear's models (Hobo Joe as I call her)

Have a great day [:D]

Jim, do Lawn mowers even have turn signals?
You forgot another one-
8. Buckle Up!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I mow a lot of grass for a lot of people, so my concern is for the mower the drunk wrecked.
I did modify a small riding mower, it does burnouts and my dad clocked it at about 20mph.

Adrianspeeder

Hi Adrianspeeder [8D]

Remember these safety rules for SSLs (Super Speed Lawnmowers)
1. Never race a train
2. Never drink and moe
3. Always wear protective eqiupment
4. Use turn signals
5. Never pass on the right
5. Yield to garden hoses or other objects hiding in the grass
6. No pigpybacking trailors (LPTT Lawnmower Powered Trailor Train)
7. ALWAYS stop for Limited Clear's models (Hobo Joe as I call her)

Have a great day [:D]

Jim, do Lawn mowers even have turn signals?
You forgot another one-
8. Buckle Up!

[adrianspeeder]

I did put headlights on it, now if I only had flashing ditch lights and an air horn

Adrianspeeder

[adrianspeeder]

I did put headlights on it, now if I only had flashing ditch lights and an air horn

Adrianspeeder

[dharmon]

In Korea, that whole double dog dare thing might take on an entirely different meaning.........a canine version of the In and Out double double comes to mind.....

[dharmon]

In Korea, that whole double dog dare thing might take on an entirely different meaning.........a canine version of the In and Out double double comes to mind.....

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I did put headlights on it, now if I only had flashing ditch lights and an air horn

Adrianspeeder

Adrianspeeder "out in the sticks" please email me a pic of this monster, I just gotta see it. [:D]

Did you get the pics I send you or " X " in their place? I haven't heard from you since then so let me know.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I did put headlights on it, now if I only had flashing ditch lights and an air horn

Adrianspeeder

Adrianspeeder "out in the sticks" please email me a pic of this monster, I just gotta see it. [:D]

Did you get the pics I send you or " X " in their place? I haven't heard from you since then so let me know.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Alaskaman

QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I mow a lot of grass for a lot of people, so my concern is for the mower the drunk wrecked.
I did modify a small riding mower, it does burnouts and my dad clocked it at about 20mph.

Adrianspeeder

Hi Adrianspeeder [8D]

Remember these safety rules for SSLs (Super Speed Lawnmowers)
1. Never race a train
2. Never drink and moe
3. Always wear protective eqiupment
4. Use turn signals
5. Never pass on the right
5. Yield to garden hoses or other objects hiding in the grass
6. No pigpybacking trailors (LPTT Lawnmower Powered Trailor Train)
7. ALWAYS stop for Limited Clear's models (Hobo Joe as I call her)

Have a great day [:D]

Jim, do Lawn mowers even have turn signals?
You forgot another one-
8. Buckle Up!

Now HOW could I have forgotten that one. Yes Alex you are right, Adrian (if going faster than 5 mph) should buckle up. I am sure that if he comes across LC"s Hobo Joe he can unbuckle himself and give her a lift. (I'm not going to touch that one with a ten foot pole)

Now about the turn signals, if a lawn mower can have them just give him time and watch out. They just might blind you, or is that the ditch lights?

Now about the turn signals ...

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Alaskaman

QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

I mow a lot of grass for a lot of people, so my concern is for the mower the drunk wrecked.
I did modify a small riding mower, it does burnouts and my dad clocked it at about 20mph.

Adrianspeeder

Hi Adrianspeeder [8D]

Remember these safety rules for SSLs (Super Speed Lawnmowers)
1. Never race a train
2. Never drink and moe
3. Always wear protective eqiupment
4. Use turn signals
5. Never pass on the right
5. Yield to garden hoses or other objects hiding in the grass
6. No pigpybacking trailors (LPTT Lawnmower Powered Trailor Train)
7. ALWAYS stop for Limited Clear's models (Hobo Joe as I call her)

Have a great day [:D]

Jim, do Lawn mowers even have turn signals?
You forgot another one-
8. Buckle Up!

Now HOW could I have forgotten that one. Yes Alex you are right, Adrian (if going faster than 5 mph) should buckle up. I am sure that if he comes across LC"s Hobo Joe he can unbuckle himself and give her a lift. (I'm not going to touch that one with a ten foot pole)

Now about the turn signals, if a lawn mower can have them just give him time and watch out. They just might blind you, or is that the ditch lights?

Now about the turn signals ...

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by vsmith

Traditional Kimchi IS BURIED to aged and ferment it, so your friend was right.

I once worked with a guy who was from the Phillipines who got busted trying to return to this country with CANNED DOG! Not canned dog food... CANNED DOG MEAT!
It was confiscated...Woof,Woof.

Dharmon I'm posting a copy this previous post is just for you

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by vsmith

Traditional Kimchi IS BURIED to aged and ferment it, so your friend was right.

I once worked with a guy who was from the Phillipines who got busted trying to return to this country with CANNED DOG! Not canned dog food... CANNED DOG MEAT!
It was confiscated...Woof,Woof.

Dharmon I'm posting a copy this previous post is just for you