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If so, then why do you continue to cast your pearls before said beast?
If so, then what does that make you - a swineherd??
The Swineherd by Hans Christian Andersen
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| Donjon wrote: | The trumpet is a swine.
That is all! |
When life gives you a swine,
make bacon and pork rinds and cured ham and red-eye gravy.
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cjl
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| Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 4:17 am Post subject: Re: The trumpet is a swine |
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| geezer wrote: | When life gives you a swine,
make bacon and pork rinds and cured ham and red-eye gravy. |
Great point! See below --
How could you resist a celebration of bacon???!?!?!
Tri-Cities Bacon Fest
It started with a dream, a love of bacon, and the opportunity.
On September 1st, Bristol Motor Speedway will play host to the area’s first Tri-Cities Bacon Fest! This festival is an All Ages bacon celebration that will include live music on the Shocktop Main Stage, fun activities such as Hog Callin’, Man vs. Bacon Challenge, Pigskin Toss Challenge, and an Amateur Recipe Challenge.
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geezer
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| Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 4:20 am Post subject: Re: The trumpet is a swine |
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| cjl wrote: | | geezer wrote: | When life gives you a swine,
make bacon and pork rinds and cured ham and red-eye gravy. |
Great point! See below --
How could you resist a celebration of bacon???!?!?!
Tri-Cities Bacon Fest
It started with a dream, a love of bacon, and the opportunity.
On September 1st, Bristol Motor Speedway will play host to the area’s first Tri-Cities Bacon Fest! This festival is an All Ages bacon celebration that will include live music on the Shocktop Main Stage, fun activities such as Hog Callin’, Man vs. Bacon Challenge, Pigskin Toss Challenge, and an Amateur Recipe Challenge.
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I must be getting old.
If I were forced to choose between a passionate love affair with Taylor Swift
or a lifetime supply of bacon,
I'd choose the bacon and just continue to daydream about Taylor.
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hmm, might have to put something porkish on the smoker this weekend.
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bw3
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I like this. Now when we sell a horn, we can refer to thinning the herd?
Bob
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cjl
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| Donjon wrote: | | Sometimes it's just a matter of putting the thing away, or just playing longtones. |
Or just having some bacon. |
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cjl
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| Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2012 2:14 pm Post subject: Re: The trumpet is a swine |
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| geezer wrote: | I must be getting old.
If I were forced to choose between a passionate love affair with Taylor Swift
or a lifetime supply of bacon,
I'd choose the bacon and just continue to daydream about Taylor. |
Taylor made $58,000,000 last year. That would buy a lot of bacon.
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homebilly
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you could always try the trumpet in beef-lat
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chuck in ny
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can't say i have ever considered the trumpet in that light. mine are some pretty fine instruments.
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Craig Swartz
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| Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2012 8:43 am Post subject: Re: The trumpet is a swine |
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| cjl wrote: | | geezer wrote: | I must be getting old.
If I were forced to choose between a passionate love affair with Taylor Swift
or a lifetime supply of bacon,
I'd choose the bacon and just continue to daydream about Taylor. |
Taylor made $58,000,000 last year. That would buy a lot of bacon. |
Not to mention Viagra... |
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Craig Swartz
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| oxleyk wrote: | hmm, might have to put something porkish on the smoker this weekend.
Kent |
The upside of a terrific wind storm that blew down half of N Minnesota a week ago. 4 days at the cabin with no electricity, managed to keep most of the freezer frozen but 2 full sides of spare ribs were thawing when the power finally came back, so- did a massive rib cook and had to find friends to drink beer with and help with the storm "clean up". Damn good. Brought ribs with me from IA so of course they were shall we say, meaty. |
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