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PrintThe long awaited Potted Meat article and poll!
News Type: Other — Wed Nov 11, 2009 1:53 PM EST
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Do you enjoy potted meat?
- Yes, I love some potted meat!42%
- No! Are you crazy? that stuff is disgusting!40%
- What the heck is it?18%
Total Votes: 72
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On a dare I'm going to list the ingredients contained in potted meat at the very beginning of this article before getting into the story of it. It may gross you out or it may just make you hungry but here it is:
Libby's Potted Meat Food Product
Mechanically Separated Chicken (separated from what?..lol)
Pork Skin (fancy talk for pork rins I guess)
Partially Defatted cooked pork fatty tissue (at a bit of a loss on this one, how do you defat fat?)
Partially Defatted cooked beef fatty tissue (same question)
Vinegar (surprised by this one)
Less than 2% of salt, spices, sugar, flavorings, sodium erythorbate and sodium nitrate.
Ok that's what's in there and what you're putting on that cracker. Sounds disgusting but tastes oh so good..LOL. Now on to the tale of the potted meat.
If you have read my article on Cheese Whiz you met my best bud but I neglected to give his name, Why? I have no idea but it's Chris. Yup we were both Chris and were born within a month of each other. Later on, when in a more philosophical mood, I figured they named us both Chris so that they would only have to yell out one name when we got into trouble. Our mom's were good friends and we were introduced to each other early on in life. We were inseperable and could come up with very inventive ways of trying to give our parents gray hair's and heart attacks.
We would spend most of our time together at his house because of having little oversite. One weekend about 6 months after the Cheese Whiz incident things had calmed back down to their usual level and I was allowed to sleep over. Chris was almost giddy because he pictured a weekend full of rummy playing and bike riding. For me I was excited as well for I had revenge on my mind.
We started the night off with out usual game of rummy while listening to records. While I did win most of the hands he did get to do his Winner's dance a few times. He even tried to synch it up with the beat of the music playing but couldn't pull it off. We definatly weren't Fred Astire bit we did enjoy trying..LOL.
After a while we broke for snacks, mac n cheese with cheese whiz on top along with crackers slathered with potted meat. I've always heard that if you really knew what made up some of the foods you eat you wouldn't eat them. That may well be true for some but not for us. In fact it made the food funner as we'd make jokes about some of the stuff in the food while eating it. At one point his mom even brought down some pickles for us to munch on. Me, I love a good baby dill and can eat them by the jar. Unfortunatly these weren't dill at all...they were sweet pickles or "tweet pickles" as I've seen them reffered to by Stinkweed Pete and Tweetheart.
One bite was enough to set me to gagging and Chris to laughing so hard that he almost choked on his potted meat cracker. I tossed the partially chewed pickle at him which in turn led to him chasing me around the basement with the Cheese Whiz again. The only thing that saved me from a cheesy death was his mom. She had heard the comotion start up and came downstairs just before the cheese started to fly.
After she confiscated the cheese and soundly told us what would happen if he did THAT again she retreated upstairs and we decided that it was time to hit the weights. Ah, boys and their weight sets and all the macho posing that goes along with it. Being 12 and all we would lift a little weight and since we were so studly (in our minds at least) we'd do poses like what you see bodybuilders do. Actually we only attempted to do the poses because we just couldn't pull them off without laughing at each other.
It wasn't long before we got tired out by the weight lifting and hit the couches to requperate and listen to more music while snacking once again on potted meat crackers. By now it was starting to get late and since neither one of us really felt up to making any prank phone calls right then we decided to hit the sack. Translated, we grabbed our sleeping bags and tossed them onto the floor.
While he was distracted I hid a can of potted meat under my bag so his mom wouldn't see it when she came down to grab up any left over food. Best to keep temptation away from us as much as possible. So, we settled in and tried to get some sleep or at least he did, I was just waiting for him to start snoring. It wasn't long after we had settled in that his mom came down and grabbed up the food and left again not knowing I still had a can hidden. It was all I could do to keep a straight face. While Chris was starting to doze I kept checking the clock. I knew his dad would hit the hay around 1am and would let the dogs in before he went to bed. It was around 11pm so I knew I had plenty of time.
Soon enough Chris started snoring, he was always a heavy sleeper, and I just lay there waiting for him to get good and under before crawling out of my bag. I think I dozed off as well because the next thing I knew it was about quarter after 12. I quickly scooted out of the bag and grabbed the can from it's hiding place. Looking around I opened the pull top can as quietly as I could. Once I got the top off I just sat there for a second or two, waiting to see if someone would pop downstairs or if Chris would awaken. When neither one of those happened I decided it was time to strike.
I slow crawled over to Chris and put my finger in the potted meat. As soon as I got close enough I started covering his face with it. By the time I was done he was wearing a potted meat facial mask and still snoring up a storm. Trying to muffle my laughter I hurried back to my bag, got in and zipped up. I wanted to make sure I was in the bag real good before the dogs came in so they wouldn't jump on me much.
I lay there waiting but luckily I didn't have to wait long before I heard his dad get out of the recliner and head for the door. With mounting anticipation I clutched at the edges of the bag, biting my lips to keep from laughing out loud and waking Chris up prematurely. Sure enough the dogs came inside and headed straight for the basement. Once they got to the bottom of the stairs I could see them and saw them stop, sniffing the air. They walked ad sniffed for a few seconds before discovering that the enticing smell was coming from the sleeping bag Chris was in. As soon as they realized where the smell of meat was coming from they pounced on it.
Yep they jumped right on his head and began trying their level best to eat all the meat they could. Of course this woke Chris up and he was thrashing and flailing around trying in vain to get away from his attackers. The more he fought the more determined the dogs became until eventually he fought his was free of the bag. As he's trying to stand up the dogs are jumping at him and knocking him down. All the while I'm laughing like a banshee and trying not to pee my pants...it was way too funny.
Eventually Chris did manage to get onto his feet and started yelling at the dogs to get off of him. He ended up shooing them into the other room and closing the door on them. Once the attack was over it dawned on him that I'm laughing so hard I can hardly breathe all the while pointing at his face. It was then that he touched his face and found the potted meat I had put there. Oh he was fit to be tied at first but then he just couldn't help but laugh about it.
Things did eventually calm back down and with the dogs safely locked away in the other room we both settled back down to go to sleep. Just as I was drifting off Chris rolled over and whispered "you know I'm gonna get you back right?"
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{"commentId":10619297,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
Yup, we were nuts. Thanks to Stinkweed Pete and Tweetheart for the pickle name :)
{"commentId":10619297,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"frostyone"}
- 10 votes
#1 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 1:54 PM EST{"commentId":10633099,"authorDomain":"stinkweepete"}
Hey, thanks for the cred frosty.
You know, I'm always doing my best to make profound and intelligent contributions to humanity and food oriented writings everywhere.
By the way... Tweet article!
{"commentId":10633099,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"stinkweepete"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10636424,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10642943,"authorDomain":"tweetheart44"}
Great story, frosty! I'm sitting here with a big smile on my face right now! "Tweet" memories.....very tweet!
{"commentId":10642943,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tweetheart44"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10644845,"authorDomain":"Peridot6000"}
Great commentary!!!! I am sooo cracking up!!!
Speaking of potted meat, just today, one of my colleagues returned from South Africa and brought me two cans of potted meat. Hold on. . . I'm reading them right now. . . one of them is a Zebra pate and the other is something called Springbok pate. So the Zebra pate -- technically that's horse meat, right? The can says that it is 42% zebra meat, along with vegetable oil and water. I'm thinking about donating both to the canned food drive bin in the lobby. . . Blech.
{"commentId":10644845,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"Peridot6000"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10646493,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10619406,"authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
Is this your friend that passed away?
Great story, frostyone! And great article.
Maybe partially de-fatted means that they rendered the fatty parts into fat, then further refined them so that it was more pure fat.
I don't know-- but I like potted meat. It was better than a K ration when we were camping!
{"commentId":10619406,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
- 4 votes
#2 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:00 PM EST{"commentId":10621800,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10622797,"authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
I'm sorry frostyone. I know you feel the loss like he was a brother. And he was your brother, a brother of the heart.
You're right, just about anything is better than a K ration, WWII surplus! EW!
{"commentId":10622797,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10623051,"authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
It never quits. You get to where you can deal with it every day, but you never, ever stop missing them. But you know that. You, of all people, know that love never dies, either. We may not be able to touch them and see them, but the love never ever goes away, it just keeps on.
((((((((frostyone)))))))))))
you and your family are always in my heart and prayers!
{"commentId":10623051,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10619412,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
that is a great story. i love the crazy times when i was young.
{"commentId":10619412,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 5 votes
#3 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:00 PM EST{"commentId":10621822,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10622573,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
me too. i remember taking my friends stereo on her roof because her parents said we had to turn it down because it was too loud. her dad came upstairs because it he didnt hear us anymore and she jumped inside and shut her window with me outside withe the stereo. her dad was really pissed. it was hilarious.
{"commentId":10622573,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10622728,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10637741,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
only because i had the stereo with me! i do believe he gave me a ride home the next day to talk to my parents. thank goodness they weren't home!
{"commentId":10637741,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10638453,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10619697,"authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
Great article, but don't you knock sweet pickles, frosty. They really go good in potato salad, beef salad, and a few other things. Plus, I cannot stand the smell or taste of dill pickles. YEUCK!
{"commentId":10619697,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
- 5 votes
#4 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:15 PM EST{"commentId":10619807,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
Tom I have a jar I purchased by accident. I will be happy to send your way! I think they are all kinds of wrong;). IMHO that's the quickest way to ruin a potato salad. I've never had beef salad, is it like a sandwich spread?
Cute story by the way Frosty!
{"commentId":10619807,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 8 votes
{"commentId":10619882,"authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
Beef salad is similar to tuna salad and chicken salad, just using beef instead. I can't have anything with tuna or chicken in it. Yes, I usually use it as a sandwich spread. I can't get enough of it.
I did get sick from eating too much potato salad once, though.
{"commentId":10619882,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10620445,"authorDomain":"vosm"}
Great article, but don't you knock sweet pickles, frosty
My cousin and I used to pickle sliced Jalapenos in a sweet pickle brine. A bit of sweet followed by a kick of hot.
Mmmm... those were some good peppers.
{"commentId":10620445,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"vosm"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10620533,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
Yes, I usually use it as a sandwich spread. I can't get enough of it.
Wow Tom I never had beef salad sounds kinda yummy if it is like tuna or chicken salad. Especially maybe with a good pepper jack?
{"commentId":10620533,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 8 votes
{"commentId":10621931,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10623832,"authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
The potato salad was really good, just stuffed myself full with it...then threw it up. Haven't really ate much of it since. Been like 15 years since that happened.
{"commentId":10623832,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10635798,"authorDomain":"vosm"}
The potato salad was really good, just stuffed myself full with it...then threw it up
Hmm, that happened to me with Peppermint Schnapps, couldn't even smell a candy cane for years after that. I'm over it now, but I still don't drink Schnapps.
{"commentId":10635798,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"vosm"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10636457,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10637243,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
I still don't drink Schnapps
Me either, I downed a half a fifth of Goldschlager one night and it made me fall in love with everybody I saw.
{"commentId":10637243,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10639613,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
From what I was told, they weren't all pretty. Each one uglier than the one before
{"commentId":10639613,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10643610,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
My shirt says, "Don't sweat the petty thangs, pet the sweaty thangs"
{"commentId":10643610,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10643844,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
DaVoH - my goodness.. sounds like you need a cold shower.. lol
{"commentId":10643844,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10644742,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
sounds like you need a cold shower
It'll take more than a shower to clean this dirty boy =0
{"commentId":10644742,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10646523,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10648462,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
lmfao
{"commentId":10648462,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10654232,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
why I am suddenly thinking of R. Kelly?
Ah haha, I'll pee on you! lol
{"commentId":10654232,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10619740,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
I dislike all potted meats except every once in a while (maybe once a year) I like a Deviled Ham sandwich with cheese of course. I would like to indulge a little more often but OMG the fat and salt content once past my lips, try to make a permanent home on my hips! ;)
{"commentId":10619740,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 8 votes
#5 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:17 PM EST{"commentId":10621991,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10622092,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
We were getting too much salt in our diet so my wife decided to switch to sea salt. Pretty good actually.
I've made that switch recently myself Frosty. I think I like it better in moderation of course...
{"commentId":10622092,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10619820,"authorDomain":"MoCowgirl"}
Cute story.
Have you shared this with your children (and their friends) by any chance now that you are the parent?
{"commentId":10619820,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"MoCowgirl"}
- 5 votes
#6 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:21 PM EST{"commentId":10619954,"authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
We used to get this once in awhile when we were kids and thought it was a treat! Ugh. I wouldn't touch it with a 10' pickle now. Dad used to get kipper snacks to take hunting and if he had those left over we got them and we thought that was the bomb too! Memories. Thanks Frosty!
{"commentId":10619954,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
- 3 votes
#7 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:27 PM EST{"commentId":10622039,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10623478,"authorDomain":"ilovecilantro"}
Potted Meat was one of our standard fishing trip foods. The other was Vienna sausage (aka "Veenie Weenies") Both are great on a saltine cracker...with or without the dreaded sweet pickle!!! Life is good!
{"commentId":10623478,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ilovecilantro"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10623648,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10623935,"authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
Add one drop of ketchup and you have our version of Vey-enny sausages on a cracker! With a sweet pickle, if around!
{"commentId":10623935,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"mtmeyer1"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10621392,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
I have had a problem with the potted meat... my wife has stimulated it by gently massaging it to the point of over tenderizing it, and at times it feels too soft and mushy, not firm and strong. It might be due to age, and then again not the right stimulation... what is a person to do?
{"commentId":10621392,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 6 votes
#8 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 3:30 PM EST{"commentId":10624260,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
Frosty - Hey!
I've got to hand it to you... (no not my potted meat) .. You do come up with the extreme, and you leave the door open .. You're the Bud Abbott to another person's Lou Costello.
{"commentId":10624260,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10625960,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10627980,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
I use to watch them all the time... You are good at setting up a joke - as a straight comic..
{"commentId":10627980,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10628996,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
Yes.. the great shows are gone.. Here in the Boston area there is a television station that has some old shows.. RTV I Spy - Rockford Files - Simon & Simon - they are only on until around midnight during the week and 1am on weekends.. The original Battlestar Galactica, Midnight Monster Hop, Suspense Theatre.. McHale's Navy .. It Takes a Thief.. Banacek, and much more..
http://www.myretrotv.com/index2.html
I know they have affiliates around the country..
I just found this about 3 months ago.. something new to my area... I'm still pretty excited about it.. like a kid in a toy store..
{"commentId":10628996,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10629319,"authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
My friend had that network in her area, I so envied her! It sounds great. I'll have to lobby my icky cable provider.
{"commentId":10629319,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10631302,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10641488,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
How is the Satellite ?
{"commentId":10641488,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10642166,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
I just got Dish on Monday....how darn cool and to think I stayed in the cable age so long. I don't know when or if I will ever be proficient at understanding how it all works and what it includes. I feel like a kid in a candy store right now. And I LOVE that DVR thingy =),and I got to pause while I peed last night, OMG how cool is that? I know...TMI, sorry guys.;)
{"commentId":10642166,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10643418,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
My problem is trying to get the same darn programming I have now.. and try to do it for less.. I have the expanded digital service..
Sorry Frosty for hijack - I'll take it elsewhere ;)
{"commentId":10643418,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10643817,"authorDomain":"vosm"}
I just got Dish on Monday....how darn cool and to think I stayed in the cable age so long
Funny, I had DISH for years (probably 10 from 1995 to 2005 or so), and went back to Cable.
They have a Triple play package here (Time Warner) Cable, Internet and Phone for around $99.00.
I get 15mb download (turbo) internet and about 300+ channels including HD in the mix as well. I just dropped all my pay channels as they were costing too much (about an extra $60 or so) but I don't miss em.
{"commentId":10643817,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"vosm"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10644057,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
I live in a somewhat remote area and when it was first offered the prices were much higher...I'm a tightwad and I really don't watch a lot of TV. Now Dish is cheaper than cable sooo I finally made the switch.
I get 15mb download (turbo) internet and about 300+ channels including HD in the mix as well.
That's impressive...I wouldn't know how to act if anything in this area were turbo.
{"commentId":10644057,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10644323,"authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
Ahhhh...DVR changed my life. I can't watch 'regular' TV now. Commercials...Bah!
{"commentId":10644323,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10644399,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
It seems I should become more interested in Satellite.. ;)
Thanks for the response.. Now back to your local stations...
{"commentId":10644399,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10651700,"authorDomain":"vosm"}
MJV, that sounds like the same type of package I got but with the satellite instead of cable.
You have sattellite internet? I had a customer who tried that once, the latency was so bad they couldn't connect their VPN to the home office. They dropped it and went cellular dial-up, which ended up being faster.
{"commentId":10651700,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"vosm"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10652739,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
Frosty - Thanks! I pay $160-175.00 a month.. somewhere around there.. that includes $55 for the Internet 4 IP#'s 4 computers.. scattered through the house.. so when my kids visit they have something to use... I've tried wireless.. and it isn't that great...and Security was my biggest concern with wireless... I have expanded basic with HD - and Comcast.
I wish there was an easier way to compare the stations I have with the stations I would get with Dish/Direct TV...
Do you find any problems - like in the winter (snow) or when it is raining and windy?
I was told that with Satellite it is like the old UHF when it is windy and the trees around the house would move or raining and windy.. the signal would be interrupted with wavy and distorted picture...
Just to keep this on topic.. I have a television 1954/55.. w/ rabbit ears.. and I find meatballs on the tips of the antenna.. work great.. especially when you have hungry guest.. shish-kabob ;)
{"commentId":10652739,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10653018,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10653124,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
Thanks Frosty!! Appreciate the assist!!
{"commentId":10653124,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10653281,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10621421,"authorDomain":"hugo-gnzlz"}
oh hell that was good, com now, hope you write about what he did.
{"commentId":10621421,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"hugo-gnzlz"}
- 2 votes
#9 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 3:32 PM EST{"commentId":10622099,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10622146,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
TV Dinners? ;)
{"commentId":10622146,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 7 votes
{"commentId":10622224,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10622251,"authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
Chipped beef on toast. Chipped beef? Loved it.
{"commentId":10622251,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10622363,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10625059,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
"boy howdy"?????
That's a new one. :-)
{"commentId":10625059,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10625075,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
Chipped beef on toast.
We had a term for that in high school.....
{"commentId":10625075,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10625283,"authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
SOS.
{"commentId":10625283,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10625505,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
Well, that's a polite euphemism.
{"commentId":10625505,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10625991,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10626051,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
You hadn't heard Boy Howdy before?
I must have had a deprived childhood.
{"commentId":10626051,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10626144,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10635978,"authorDomain":"vosm"}
either that or I'm just crazy and like to make up sayings..lol
Been around since WWI from the research I could find ....
truth be told I can't remember where I heard it but I liked it when I did.
Probably Texas, if not ... we can still blame it on them ... ;-)
{"commentId":10635978,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"vosm"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10636490,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10623569,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
I can't believe you actually did it. You get 'Entertainer of the Year' from me, frostyone
{"commentId":10623569,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 4 votes
#10 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:02 PM EST{"commentId":10623683,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10636445,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
I just cannot find something tasty, when it has been pre-chewed. I'm a hunter, and do all of my processing. There's just no comparison to that, and the meat you get at the grocery store or out of a can. But on the other hand, some people may find eating wild game disgusting. It's just a matter of acquired taste and what you prefer, I guess.
{"commentId":10636445,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10636576,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10636671,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
I like wild game, we grew up on it, venison was our beef. Man I miss my daddy!=(
{"commentId":10636671,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10637440,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
Man I miss my daddy
Me too, Kimmie
I love fresh game, especially if it's done up right. If it's too gamey I lose interest real quick.
I only hunt deer, duck, and sometimes dove. I don't hunt for sport, it's always for the meat. Although I do enjoy hunting, it can be a hassle. It requires a lot of preparation and is time consuming. The worst part is the dressing and processing, but it's well worth it to me.
{"commentId":10637440,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10638532,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10639847,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
There are places you can take the deer for dressing and such but you gotta really look around so you don't over pay
Those places are a big no-no for me. I make sure there is no hair or bloodshot in the meat, and trim the fat as much as possible before processing. Plus, you never know whose deer you are getting. I just like knowing that it is my deer, and that it was dressed in a sterile kitchen. I have some trust issues when it comes to my food.
{"commentId":10639847,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10640032,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
i agree with dressing your own deer. when i first married my husband i told him that if he shot a deer he better walk out of the woods with it wrapped in white paper! lol. of course now, i do most of the processing since i am much more anal about getting rid of all the fat. we had teriyaki deer for dinner last night! yummy!
{"commentId":10640032,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10640395,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10640817,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
you don't think that is why he married me do you? i did ask him the other day why he didn't prefer taking his friends to deer camp instead of me since it is kind of a guy thing. his response was not good. he said if he invited people he would have to do all the cooking and cleaning, plus he didn't have any friends that he wanted to have sex with. ugh. i kind of was hoping that he would say he enjoyed my company.
{"commentId":10640817,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10642239,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
I kind of was hoping that he would say he enjoyed my company.
He does LOL!;)
{"commentId":10642239,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 6 votes
{"commentId":10643714,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
i do most of the processing
I have found the woman of my dreams =)
{"commentId":10643714,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10644371,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
thanks. i do have to say that he does take really good care of me and so i don't mind doing things for him.
{"commentId":10644371,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10644850,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
he does take really good care of me
He must know what he's got (DaVoH cheeses really big)
{"commentId":10644850,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10645620,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
if anything ever happens to him i will definitely call you! :0)
{"commentId":10645620,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10646744,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10654273,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
if anything ever happens to him i will definitely call you!
Where does he work? =)
alright now I found her first
frostyone, let the games begin (DaVoH breaks out his flamethrower)
{"commentId":10654273,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10655030,"authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
<The rabbit walks up to DaVoH hits him over the head with an anvil and takes the flamethrower and says, "I'm the only one, besides his wife, allowed to use the flamethrower on him!">
{"commentId":10655030,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10655460,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
It's a good thing I wear my anvil proof hard hat. (DaVoH kicks the @!$%# out of the rabbit and reclaims flamethrower)
Now back to you frostyburn! Where'd ya go? You can't hide forever
{"commentId":10655460,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10656228,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10656443,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
y'all are too funny. it would be hard to choose between the two. lol.
{"commentId":10656443,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10657032,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
makes a call to base for an AirStrike
(DaVoH intercepts radio transmission and disrupts, continues carnage and raising hell)
You'll be known as the meltyone, when I'm through with ya!
it would be hard to choose between the two
It won't be a choice, once there's only one =)
{"commentId":10657032,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10657951,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
did i mention that i am quite expensive? i have a horse and a mule and they both eat like a horse! lol.
{"commentId":10657951,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10658535,"authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
Oh, amazed, did I mention that I have a farm? Lots of land for your horse and mule. <G>
{"commentId":10658535,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10658714,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
what part of the country do you live in?
{"commentId":10658714,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10659532,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
did i mention that i am quite expensive?
You failed to mention that. She's all yours, tom
{"commentId":10659532,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10660000,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
now that's funny.
{"commentId":10660000,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10661297,"authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
amazed,
I live in Pennsylvania, and it is getting close to winter.
{"commentId":10661297,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10661490,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
eeeeeeeeek. i might need to borrow frostys scarf.
i am actually not expensive, but my entourage is. i have three grandkids. lol
{"commentId":10661490,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10665024,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10668320,"authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
it's in the 70's here. lol.
{"commentId":10668320,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"amazedtexan"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10668429,"authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
That's it.. I'm cold 40's damp raw.. expecting a Nor'easter - 3" or so of rain.. spoiling my entire weekend... and someone is saying 70? Argh.. where is my 6-shooter?
{"commentId":10668429,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"par4thecourse"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10675787,"authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
asked for additional resources....granted
(DaVoH transforms into Megatron)
Didn't see that one coming, did ya?
{"commentId":10675787,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"DaVoh"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10676870,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
Its beautiful here today also....but we are forecast for spitting sleet and snow by tonight! Bet Frosty is gonna love that. =) I've got to go purchase some firewood and get it delivered today.
{"commentId":10676870,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10677084,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10623645,"authorDomain":"cwasylk-1"}
Good story frosty - well planned attack! lols I don't think I ever want to eat potted meat after reading the ingredients. EWW
{"commentId":10623645,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"cwasylk-1"}
- 5 votes
#11 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:05 PM EST{"commentId":10625984,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
Holy Crap, frosty, you really wrote it.
I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
You're either a brilliant eccentric or stone cold bonkers.
{"commentId":10625984,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 3 votes
#12 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:00 PM EST{"commentId":10626018,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10626088,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
on the front page....with a poll.
That will bring a song of joy to certain hearts, won't it?
Congratulations, uh, I think
{"commentId":10626088,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10626157,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10627212,"authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
Isn't knicker twisting what you get if you eat too much potted meat?
{"commentId":10627212,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"neenie1991"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10627644,"authorDomain":"deemerc"}
Goodness the trouble your mothers had with you two! Great read!! and ---- Congrat's on the front page! 'smiles'
{"commentId":10627644,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"deemerc"}
- 5 votes
#13 - Wed Nov 11, 2009 8:19 PM EST{"commentId":10628947,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
frosty--
Your last article was about Cheese Whiz. This one is about potted meat. Your last comment was bathroom humor.
Are you sure you did make it to 15? LOL
{"commentId":10628947,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 5 votes
{"commentId":10630038,"authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
believer,
Age-wise he did. Maturity-wise, well, let's say it was put out of its misery by some potted meat and cheese whiz concoction. <G>
{"commentId":10630038,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"tomwcraig"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10630239,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
I can accept that, tom. I always believed chronological age didn't necessarily have to coincide with emotional age :-)
{"commentId":10630239,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10633343,"authorDomain":"kalashnicovdude"}
{"commentId":10634434,"authorDomain":"kareem-in-my-coffee"}
Frostyone, you are a hoot.
As a vegetarian, this particular story made me throw up just a little in my mouth. But I wish I could have been a kid with you. You knew how to pahty!!!!
{"commentId":10634434,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"kareem-in-my-coffee"}
- 3 votes
#16 - Thu Nov 12, 2009 8:49 AM EST{"commentId":10636656,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10643530,"authorDomain":"beamerab3"}
Vile.
The whole idea is vile. And it reminds me of the "chicken in a can" article someone seeded months ago:
http://foodnetworkhumor.com/2009/04/a-whole-chicken-in-a-can-yummo/
{"commentId":10643530,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"beamerab3"}
- 3 votes
#17 - Thu Nov 12, 2009 3:27 PM EST{"commentId":10646770,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10653471,"authorDomain":"pennid"}
I was 100% behind you on the cheez whiz, but I have to draw the line at potted meat. I just can not eat that stuff. Slathering it on someone's sleeping face to draw dogs, now that I can get behind. Too funny.
{"commentId":10653471,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"pennid"}
- 4 votes
#18 - Fri Nov 13, 2009 3:46 AM EST{"commentId":10656297,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10658762,"authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
Pigs feet? =0
Kimmie earps then passes out cold!
;)
{"commentId":10658762,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"KimmieLynn"}
- 4 votes
{"commentId":10665065,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10665525,"authorDomain":"augurwell"}
Pickled pigs feet! Kuchinya! A staple on many a Slovak or Hunky's table for eons!
With a couple of ears stuck in the pot, a few chicken feet as well, (not legs, just the feet) food of Eastern Europe and the gods! Yum!
(*pinkgrins*!)
{"commentId":10665525,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"augurwell"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10665574,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10665909,"authorDomain":"augurwell"}
uh, ham? what ham? the only ham in a dish of pigs feet is, well, the pigs feet! oh, and the ears, but not everyone puts those in!
(*pinkgrins*!)
{"commentId":10665909,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"augurwell"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10681337,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
Slathering it on someone's sleeping face to draw dogs, now that I can get behind.
Dang, Penni, I hope I never end up on your bad side. :-)
{"commentId":10681337,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10682079,"authorDomain":"pennid"}
Oh, I left out a word -- rabid. As in rabid dogs. Tee-hee.
{"commentId":10682079,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"pennid"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10682507,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10682521,"authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
If I had a dog gnawing at my face, I think rabies would be the least of my problems
{"commentId":10682521,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"ddickinson-1"}
- 3 votes
{"commentId":10685776,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10687868,"authorDomain":"pennid"}
I have a few ex-husbands -- that gave me a dark side and then some. LOL
{"commentId":10687868,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"pennid"}
- 1 vote
{"commentId":10690258,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10656227,"authorDomain":"augurwell"}
Great story, frosty! Love the face attack! Genius! Sheer genius! (*pinkgrins*!)
{"commentId":10656227,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"augurwell"}
- 2 votes
#19 - Fri Nov 13, 2009 10:07 AM EST{"commentId":10656327,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10657338,"authorDomain":"augurwell"}
and somehow still remained friends.
and that will always be the most important part!
loved the story!
(*pinkgrins*!)
{"commentId":10657338,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"augurwell"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10665094,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10681525,"authorDomain":"augurwell"}
oh, yea! Like it was all his fault! Uh huh.
(*pinkgrins*!)
After all, if his face hadn't been there to face paint in the first place, it never would have happened!
(But, Dad, it makes perfect sense! KaPow!)
{"commentId":10681525,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"augurwell"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10682519,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10686519,"authorDomain":"augurwell"}
when provided such a great target how does one pass it up?
one doesn't if one wants to maintain their self worth!
(and bragging rights!)
(*pinkgrins*!)
{"commentId":10686519,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"augurwell"}
- 1 vote
{"commentId":10690269,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10659633,"authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
I happen to like potted meat. Makes good Sammiches!
{"commentId":10659633,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
- 3 votes
#20 - Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:19 PM EST{"commentId":10665123,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10660115,"authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
Oh, and About Time, Chris, yeesh!! I see there some other potted meets lovers out there as well.
{"commentId":10660115,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
- 3 votes
#21 - Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:34 PM EST{"commentId":10665149,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10670448,"authorDomain":"debrabsams"}
Okay, I can live with this potted meat article. It was too funny! LOL
{"commentId":10670448,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"debrabsams"}
- 4 votes
#22 - Fri Nov 13, 2009 7:47 PM EST{"commentId":10670583,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10684948,"authorDomain":"debrabsams"}
Chile, they sent my old butt home tonight. The powers that be said I was too tired and too cranky to make a trip to Texas. They were right! LOL
{"commentId":10684948,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"debrabsams"}
- 2 votes
{"commentId":10685769,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10675615,"authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
Going to a friend's family dinner thingee for Thanksgiving. Bringing fancy-shmancy cheese, no potted meat today, TURKEY!! Yip Yip.
{"commentId":10675615,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
- 3 votes
#23 - Sat Nov 14, 2009 8:13 AM EST{"commentId":10675642,"authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
[and crackers, of course]
{"commentId":10675642,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
- 2 votes
#24 - Sat Nov 14, 2009 8:17 AM EST{"commentId":10675930,"authorDomain":"blayde"}
Great story, the timing was perfect, just this week a Bosnian student gave me a tin of Koksja pasteta, potted chicken, it took me back a little bit when I opened it, because it smelled like high grade cat food, but after two bites on crackers, I was hooked. Spam is cat food compared to this stuff, it is so smooth, it reminds me of chicken flavored butter. Having it smeared on your face would be disgusting though.
{"commentId":10675930,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"blayde"}
- 2 votes
#25 - Sat Nov 14, 2009 9:02 AM EST{"commentId":10677117,"authorDomain":"frostyone"}
{"commentId":10676512,"authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
is dogb eet dogb world out there
{"commentId":10676512,"threadId":"722005","contentId":"3488727","authorDomain":"blackcat8838"}
- 2 votes
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