Re: More Gibson tripe!
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:35 am
Wouldn't that be more correctly, +144 ...?ajish4 wrote:+ 1000longhouse wrote:gross
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Wouldn't that be more correctly, +144 ...?ajish4 wrote:+ 1000longhouse wrote:gross
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Read the labels of some of the packaged processed meats (e.g. bologna, hot dogs, "potted meat product", etc.) ... you may find tripe listed as an ingredient.jimk wrote: ... I've never, to my knowledge anyway, had tripe...
I doubt it, Doc but it definitely reduces that of the source animal!!Does eating tripe increase one's intestinal fortitude?![]()
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ozover50 wrote:I doubt it, Doc but it definitely reduces that of the source animal!!Does eating tripe increase one's intestinal fortitude?![]()
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I can already see the Roger McGuinn Tele clone....cassius987 wrote:A guy at TalkBass just said something like, "Wouldn't it be great if Gibson owned RIC????" I did a triple spit-take.
Promises, promises, promises!jingle_jangle wrote:Hmmm...no Thursday dinner for you guys at Casa Kielbasa...
Why, THANK YOU EVERYONE.......I'll take the DIM SUM part, but you guys can keep the tripe!jps wrote:There was a small dish of tripe at dim sum yesterday morning.![]()
We toasted our (Jdog, John, Shari and I) meal to you, Tony!![]()
jingle_jangle wrote:My grandma tried to get me interested in a tripe stew when I was a kid. I took one taste and hid under the table.
Guess I just didn't have the stomach for it.