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Originally posted by roma45
what does PFC stand for
Pus Filled Cheese

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Some other realm

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Blackpoolmad

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Michael Jackson's lawyer was Chinese.
I think he was called Pokem Young???

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Originally posted by Palynka
It's not disgusting on a hamburger. 😠
Dijon on a burger is ana bomination against simple fare! Don't get me wrong. I like Dijon on a club sandwich and such, but a good spicy mustard goes better with a burger. I can accept it on a burger, but not on BBQ!

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Originally posted by scacchipazzo
Dijon on a burger is ana bomination against simple fare! Don't get me wrong. I like Dijon on a club sandwich and such, but a good spicy mustard goes better with a burger. I can accept it on a burger, but not on BBQ!
Explain this perfect burger of yours that Dijon just doesn't 'cut the mustard'.

NOW!~

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Explain this perfect burger of yours that Dijon just doesn't 'cut the mustard'.

NOW!~
Matter of taste only. If your meat is nice and juicy the Dijon flavor tends to interact with the meat juice and causes an unpleasant horseradishy taste better suited for roast beef instead of ground beef. Whereas a more spicy mustard enhances the meat/juice flavor. My favorite burger is a blue cheese and sauteed onion burger with spicy mustard, lettuce (Romaine), toamto and pickles. a bit of diced pickled jalapeno goes wel with this recipe too. I refer a frsh baked Kaiser roll instead of soggy buns out of a bag. Ciabatta works well with this also.

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I knew a guy once named Riddick Gillis.

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Originally posted by scacchipazzo
Matter of taste only. If your meat is nice and juicy the Dijon flavor tends to interact with the meat juice and causes an unpleasant horseradishy taste better suited for roast beef instead of ground beef. Whereas a more spicy mustard enhances the meat/juice flavor. My favorite burger is a blue cheese and sauteed onion burger with spicy mustard, lettuce ...[text shortened]... a frsh baked Kaiser roll instead of soggy buns out of a bag. Ciabatta works well with this also.
You passed the test! I'm making that bad boy this weekend. Romain all the time regardless of the food or sandwich, I can't do Iceberg anymore for some reason... makes me queasy too often.

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Originally posted by MontyMoose
I grew up in the deep South, US, the so-called "Bible Belt". It was a tradition in my family to give people names from the Bible. My name is John, my brother is David, I have an uncle Joseph, an aunt Ruth, a grandfather Issac, and many others. We all are pretty proud of our Biblical names.............. well, everybody except my cousin, Judas Iscariot. 🙂
You have to be joking. I cannot believe any Southerner would so much as name their dog Judas Iscariot.

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Originally posted by gambit3
You have to be joking. I cannot believe any Southerner would so much as name their dog Judas Iscariot.
You swallowed that hook, line and sinker. Of course it is not real. No self respecting southerner would name their dog Judas Thadeus, let alone Iscariot! MontyMoose is no southerner. He hails from Moosehead Lake in Greenville, Maine! His cousn's real name is MooseBalls! He is nicknamed Iscariot because he isa real Judas!

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
You passed the test! I'm making that bad boy this weekend. Romain all the time regardless of the food or sandwich, I can't do Iceberg anymore for some reason... makes me queasy too often.

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Make sure you use real blue cheese crumbled into the meat. If unavailable then go for real blue cheese dressing with chunks, not the watery variety. What makes the patty wonderful is the texture of the melted blue cheese within the meat. Indeed iceberg has something in it that makes some people queasy. Romaine is way better and healthier as well!

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Originally posted by scacchipazzo
You swallowed that hook, line and sinker... MontyMoose is no southerner.
Yeah, I'm afraid you did Gambit, sorry it is one of my favorite jokes.


As for you scacchipazzo 😠😠😠😠

Sur, I most certainly am! Born in Chickamauga, Georgia. Google that town's name + US Civil War. 🙂

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Originally posted by MontyMoose
Yeah, I'm afraid you did Gambit, sorry it is one of my favorite jokes.


As for you scacchipazzo 😠😠😠😠

Sur, I most certainly am! Born in Chickamauga, Georgia. Google that town's name + US Civil War. 🙂
Of course you're a southerner! I was also just joking! No need to get bent all outa shape. The horns will start tilting!😲

Good to hear from you!

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Originally posted by Blackpoolmad
I know a Scottish person called Dougall.
Unfortunately for him, his second name is MacDougall.
Not much different from David Davies, Petter Pettersen and Jack Johnson.

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Originally posted by mikelom
Michael = He who is like God.
Erm... not quite. The most commonly accepted interpretation is as a question: "Who is like God?" - the implied answer being "nobody".

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