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Location: ranson,wva | i just made the best potato salad iv'e ever eaten...just thought id share that with everyone...jason |
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Location: Michigan | Jason POTATO is the proper spelling ,
This is a very professional fan club and I would not want to see you face retailiation for improper spelling on your post. Remember a couple of years ago a presidential canidate got in trouble for mispelling that word.
PS I have also just made the best Whiskey & Water that I have ever had in the last 2 hours.
Happy Thanksgiving to Ya .GWB |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | It was Dan Quayle that screwed up the spelling. He wasn't known for his intelligence, but the current president seems to have overshadowed him. I may have just screwed up the spelling of Dan's name too. |
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Location: ranson,wva | i quit giving a royal shit about the spelling along time ago lol but i will correct it..jason |
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Location: Houston, Texas | That was a vice-presidential candidate, which is kind of fitting that it should come up now, since he was a turkey. Or wait, maybe he was a quayle. Or both. |
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Location: Houston, Texas | I would have beaten you to the punch Mark, except I went back and spell checked Quayle.
And Dan is spelled Dan.
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Location: Michigan | It is nice to see that there are a couple of other people in the world like me that do not have anything else to do tonight except putz on the computer. Can I cook any of you guys a Turkey Dinner ?
Jason how will you ever become the President if you cannot spell potato???GWB |
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Location: Houston, Texas | I think I'd rather have some of that rare prime rib!.... With a 2002 Etude Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. I'll pay for the prime rib, it's cheaper. :D |
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Location: ranson,wva | im president of the bottomfeeders luithiery guild...does that count?? lol...jason |
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Location: ranson,wva | ps..gwb..im sitting up watching the ham in the smoker and working on my website..jason |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I always thought it was Tater Salad. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | tater salad is what the "rich' eat. Po-tater is for the Po folk. |
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Location: East Wenatchee, WA | Jason,
You obviously haven't eaten my po' salad :D . It's nice to know there is another person who appreciates the fine art of potato salad making. |
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Location: Michigan | Jason how do you smoke a ham?
Please I know you have heard this one before but
here goes anyway its allowed on Thanksgiving day
The last time I tried to smoke a ham I couldn't keep the damn thing lit it just kept going out!
Im sorry guys I do apologize for that one. GWB |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | cut it up in little pieces and put it in the pipe one at a time. |
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Location: Isle of Man, UK | This is why I love being from the UK. No need to worry about the spelling of that particular root vegetable. "Spud" will suffice, and sounds exactly how it's spelled!
JB |
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Location: East Tennessee | I always thought that they were too hard to draw. :D |
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | I can eat my weight in the red potato salad served at Einstein's Bagels as a side with their sandwiches. I always beg for a little more. I am a retired potato farmer and we always called 'em spuds, too. And, an "Aye, Matey" to JB. What's your recipe, Jason? |
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| Soak the Pig in kerosene overnight! He'll smoke just fine in the morning.
Hey did ya put some fresh oven roasted pastrami diced up in small pieces in the Tater Salad? That is some good stuff!
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Location: South of most, North of few | FOOD...Man I hope the turkey gets done soon! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | "Spud" works just fine out here in the potato state. I remember a New Yorker who was out here for a visit and didn't know what a spud was. Good to know they call them spuds across the pond, too. |
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O.T potato salad