***Epic Ride report***
#22
Give me a break man, I've got like 5 forums I'm trying to keep up with. I'm multitasking.
I thought we shared that responsibility, my bad. But I don't think I can give it up that easily. I won't let up until he resprings that poor KLX, at least. After that, you can have the job all to yourself.
You killin' dolphins, man? That's so wrong. They're smarter than most people on the internet.
Just F'n with ya for giving deej a hard time......only I'm allowed to do that.
It's phishin season down here...I got dolphin blood stains all over my skiff.....I'm only riding in the early am or at night...lol.
#24
I would half jokingly say "yes", but I know you and I know you would send it right to my door. So instead I will politely and respectfully decline, but a sincere thank you for the offer. My boys still have those huge sharks teeth you sent, those were definitely a hit. Far better than the valve shims I sent you. So technically, I owe you one. Maybe I can send you some North Carolina barbeque sometime, or maybe just the recipe since I know you like to cook. You could probably make it better than what comes in the jar anyway.
#26
Noone the less, only 6 weeks till lobster season, mmm gotta luv sum salt crawfish.
sorry deej.
#28
As far as the train wreck, it's not like Deej hasn't derailed a few either. What goes around comes around, I guess.
#29
Give this one a try:
http://architheque.wordpress.com/200...ina-bbq-sauce/
Purists will say this is not an eastern NC sauce because it has ketchup in it. But most people probably couldn't tell the difference, even if they say they "know their sauces".
Here's a little history of it, should you be curious:
http://www.northcarolinatravels.com/...ecue/index.htm
Good stuff. I had some for lunch today.
EDIT: Here's a more traditional recipe:
Here's a more traditional recipe:
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Eastern...ce/Detail.aspx
http://architheque.wordpress.com/200...ina-bbq-sauce/
Purists will say this is not an eastern NC sauce because it has ketchup in it. But most people probably couldn't tell the difference, even if they say they "know their sauces".
Here's a little history of it, should you be curious:
http://www.northcarolinatravels.com/...ecue/index.htm
Good stuff. I had some for lunch today.
EDIT: Here's a more traditional recipe:
Here's a more traditional recipe:
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Eastern...ce/Detail.aspx
Last edited by Nobrakes; 06-16-2009 at 04:24 AM.