My cousin Vinnie is on right now
What a classic!
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Re: Movie on TV Non-sequitor thread
I love it!christie1111 wrote:My cousin Vinnie is on right now
What a classic!
But SteelersFan has the clicker.
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I'll see your cousin Vinnie and raise you an UNCLE Vinny as well! Great Uncle Vinnie, to be exact. My Grandfather's brother, still alive and kickin' and wolfin' down the cannolis in his late 80's.mellytu74 wrote:I have a cousin Vinny - one of the 25 Ferrante cousins.
We tease him unmercifully with the grits lines because he learned to love grits in the Army.
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And what's wrong with grits??mellytu74 wrote:I have a cousin Vinny - one of the 25 Ferrante cousins.
We tease him unmercifully with the grits lines because he learned to love grits in the Army.
Just askin'....
gotta have lots of butter and salt and pepper and they're not half bad. I would never cook them myself as I don't like to clean the pan afterwards, but I'll eat them if someone else serves them to me.
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I love grits!
Not too common in Hawaii, but I have traveled enough in the south to have had them at enough at buffets in hotels.
Not the best place to have them, but I now make them at home.
I agree, butter, salt and pepper. And maybe a little tabasco.
Yum!
Not too common in Hawaii, but I have traveled enough in the south to have had them at enough at buffets in hotels.
Not the best place to have them, but I now make them at home.
I agree, butter, salt and pepper. And maybe a little tabasco.
Yum!
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1) Oh, we had an Uncle Vince, too.
TLAF's late brother. Except nobody called him Vince. Everybody called him Rocky.
He probably couldda run up the Art Museum steps in his yout' but not later in life, when he drove the coal and oil truck.
Isweartogod.
2) I like grits, too.
They were very big in the San Joaquin Valley when I worked in Fresno.
TLAF's late brother. Except nobody called him Vince. Everybody called him Rocky.
He probably couldda run up the Art Museum steps in his yout' but not later in life, when he drove the coal and oil truck.
Isweartogod.
2) I like grits, too.
They were very big in the San Joaquin Valley when I worked in Fresno.
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One of the football coaches gave me some musubi (sp?) spam sushi earlier this week. Yum!christie1111 wrote:I love grits!
Not too common in Hawaii, but I have traveled enough in the south to have had them at enough at buffets in hotels.
Not the best place to have them, but I now make them at home.
I agree, butter, salt and pepper. And maybe a little tabasco.
Yum!
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