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We need a cookin' n' shootin' soon.
In most places of the world one could envision bbq and bullet wounds- not here.
Shoot defensive weapons till you're profecient and then smoke pig and all decency.
Someone has to build a beer can tower-duh.
My dream is to open my very own redneck roadside mini-mall.
the stores in the mini-mall will be:
a coin-op laundramat,
a bar,
a good gunshop & pistol range,
and a quality BBQ joint
just start on the left and work your way to the right and when you get to the end...go back to the beginning and throw the wash in the drier and start again.
Our wimmen will love us for doing the wash and we'll be damn happy to help...they all will realize how sensitive we are and will treat us right when we lurch back into the house
not sure what my insurance costs would be though :-)
Went to visit a friend who just got out of the hospital and, since he lives in Wrens, I ate at not one but TWO bbq places today. On the way out of Augusta, I stopped and got a small pork sandwich from Dennis's (Windsor Spring Road, a Hephzibah address and already on the list.) The sandwich was delicious, ate it on the way to Wrens. In Wrens, on US 1, just south of Ga. 88, is a place called the Rib Shack that my friend had told me about. Got a combo-plate (Ribs for the wife, chipped pork for me) with hash-and-rice and collard greens, came with a big ole piece of fried corn bread. Got it to go and ate the pork, greens and part of the cornbread at my friend's place, then brought the rest home to the wife. The pork, greens and cornbread were great and the wife liked the hash-and-rice, but said the "mild" sauce on the ribs was a bit spicey for her. The ribs were beef, big and meaty and, to me, just right.
I would go back to either one, but I have to say that Sconyers is still our favorite. 'Course, my philosophy is that I've never met any bbq I did't like, I just like some better than others!
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