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Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 11:17 am
by lime rickie
Late good morning, pholks. Hope y'all have a lovely day!

Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 11:27 am
by bodypainter
lime rickie wrote:Late good morning, pholks. Hope y'all have a lovely day!

Good morning Nancy.We're going to the movies.43 degrees and rain calls for it.
Have a good day pholks.
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 11:36 am
by big john
Good morning. Wind, rain, rainy wind, and windy rain. Did I mention the rain?

Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 12:30 pm
by LIPH
Good afternoon.
The rain actually stopped a little while ago. Maybe I'll take a ride, it's Hooters Girl Reunion Day from noon-4:00.

Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 4:24 pm
by Rabbitz
A question without notice, if I may?
Is it traditional to serve the coleslaw with a pulled pork sandwich (or roll as we would call that construction) as a side or on the roll with the meat?
Or is this a state vs state, or Ford vs Chev argument, that has no answer?
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:01 pm
by bodypainter
Rabbitz wrote:A question without notice, if I may?
Is it traditional to serve the coleslaw with a pulled pork sandwich (or roll as we would call that construction) as a side or on the roll with the meat?
Or is this a state vs state, or Ford vs Chev argument, that has no answer?
We have a sandwich from Pittsburgh that has both cole slaw and fries on it.I find it overkill.Cole slaw should be a choice,not a permanent fixture.
Enjoy the sandwich any way you ca,Rabz.
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:02 pm
by springparrot
Rabbitz wrote:A question without notice, if I may?
Is it traditional to serve the coleslaw with a pulled pork sandwich (or roll as we would call that construction) as a side or on the roll with the meat?
Or is this a state vs state, or Ford vs Chev argument, that has no answer?
Afternoon BN
Rabbitz, it is normal as far as I know. We have been served coleslaw many times with pulled pork. I think originally it was to cut some of the pork grease?
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:06 pm
by tailgaitingph
Rabbitz wrote:A question without notice, if I may?
Is it traditional to serve the coleslaw with a pulled pork sandwich (or roll as we would call that construction) as a side or on the roll with the meat?
Or is this a state vs state, or Ford vs Chev argument, that has no answer?
I think it's personal preference. I like mine on the meat.
Are you inviting us over for some?
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Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:15 pm
by Rabbitz
tailgaitingph wrote:Rabbitz wrote:A question without notice, if I may?
Is it traditional to serve the coleslaw with a pulled pork sandwich (or roll as we would call that construction) as a side or on the roll with the meat?
Or is this a state vs state, or Ford vs Chev argument, that has no answer?
I think it's personal preference. I like mine on the meat.
Are you inviting us over for some?
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Well it is the labour day long weekend here, so I thought I might cook up a storm...
A beautiful 35°C (95°F) spring day, Australia just bundled the Poms out of the Rugby World Cup, so a few beer are in order.
There will be much tropical music playing, so if that doesn't offend, then, I guess you better head on over

Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:21 pm
by lime rickie
springparrot wrote:Rabbitz wrote:A question without notice, if I may?
Is it traditional to serve the coleslaw with a pulled pork sandwich (or roll as we would call that construction) as a side or on the roll with the meat?
Or is this a state vs state, or Ford vs Chev argument, that has no answer?
Afternoon BN
Rabbitz, it is normal as far as I know. We have been served coleslaw many times with pulled pork. I think originally it was to cut some of the pork grease?
Yep.
Evening, pholks.
How's the missus feeling, Rabz?
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:27 pm
by Rabbitz
Hi LR,
She is up and about. Gets tired quickly. The pain is subsiding, so all in all, better.
Ok a further slaw question has arisen - egg mayonaise slaw or sweet slaw?
or both?
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:33 pm
by lime rickie
Rabbitz wrote:Hi LR,
She is up and about. Gets tired quickly. The pain is subsiding, so all in all, better.
Ok a further slaw question has arisen - egg mayonaise slaw or sweet slaw?
or both?
Glad to hear it.
Something creamy, tangy...offsets the fattiness of the meat. Enjoy!
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 5:45 pm
by LIPH
I never put cole slaw on my meat.
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 6:09 pm
by Rabbitz
OK, change of plans.
Mrs Rabz has issued a decree that we are to go out to this crockery & entertaining equipment place and purchase a "Mexican wood-fired pizza oven". (I'm not sure what is Mexican about pizza either - I suspect it is just Hecho en Mexico)
I guess I'll be doing that. Oh and building the stand and work table. Did I say 95°F?
I will earn my beer today.
Although having said that I got our summer veggie crop almost sorted out yesterday. Tom's, Zuc'c, Cuc's, Chillies, Lettuce, Herbs, all in, just a few more seeds to strike but getting close.
Would've been less work in the cattle yards

Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 6:17 pm
by lime rickie
LIPH wrote:I never put cole slaw on my meat.
Did you go to the Hooters reunion, HOG?
Re: Livingston Saturday @ the MSC
Posted: October 3, 2015 7:08 pm
by LIPH
I drove to Hooters but I didn't go in, it was Saturday afternoon in the south during college football season. The parking lot was full so I didn't bother going in and trying to get a seat. Maybe I'll go for lunch Monday or Tuesday. The 2016 calendar is out, I have to see if the girl from the North Myrtle Beach Hooters is in it again.