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No salad dressing for me. Medium taco sauce or thick salsa.

I'm told that its the doomsday preppers keeping CB alive these days. Which I believe. In that case I would strongly recommend the Christian stay away from the CB radio... Yeah, I agree. It's hard for me to watch their YouTube channels. You'll be wearing a tinfoil hat before you know what happened 8-)

Layer salad. That is also at most every potluck and family picnic.

I miss having a CB, enjoyed them during my trucking days. Not legal in my church now. I do remember when I got out of the boonies things could get vulgar, but mostly I ran where there were few OTR drivers. Oddly enough, having a CB radio in my church would be very much frowned upon... but it would ...

Back when Radio Shack was around, they printed a book called Police call that had all the radio frequencies in a tri-state area, plus the various ten-codes used in various public services. I have always owned a scanner and was forever listening to stuff. My first vehicle had both a CB radio and a sc...

eccentric_rambler wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 8:16 am

steve-in-kville wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 9:13 am Pig stomach deserves an honorable mention

My wife can wax eloquent about the joy of hog maw for Sunday dinner.

My grandma made it for Christmas dinner.

Josh wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 7:55 am
I will continue to resist any attempts to derail this into making it gendered.

Apparently I have no idea what this thread is about

I think it is unfair how society views promiscuity between men and women. If a guy sleeps with a dozen women, he's a stud and idolized in a sense. If a lady does that, she's labeled as being "easy" or worse.

“Taco salad” in the sense of being various things slopped overtop of crushed Doritos seems to be something I’ve only encountered in sectarian PA Dutch circles. Really? Didn't Wendy's have taco salad on their menu at one point? Actually, now that I think about it, my Amish coworkers refer to it as &...

This was a blast from the past, for sure!