Riots in Ferguson

He meant "folks." Like "We droned some folks."

aircooled wrote:

T.J. wrote: Apparently, it is ok for you to say that 'some people' are dumb, but not ok for me to question whether you may be 'some people', so I cannot respond to your inferred insult.

Your response was wildly politically loaded. It was a good idea to delete it. I approve. I was considering requesting a thread lock after seeing it.

LOL!

It may be time to revisit our occasional discussion about pie and pie-like foods.

I like a good pecan pie this time of year, how about you?

EastCoastMojo wrote: It may be time to revisit our occasional discussion about pie and pie-like foods. I like a good pecan pie this time of year, how about you?

If I said sweet potato pie, would that be racist?

Beer Baron wrote:

EastCoastMojo wrote: It may be time to revisit our occasional discussion about pie and pie-like foods. I like a good pecan pie this time of year, how about you?

If I said sweet potato pie, would that be racist?

Not if you add the proper amount of "white guilt" to it. Season to taste if you will

In reply to HiTempguy:

Is "white guilt" slang for CoolWhip?

In reply to Beer Baron:

Yes, that and evidently jizz......both full of white guilt

Who -doesn't- like fried chicken and watermelon?

In reply to yamaha:

Since Indiana was the place of the last public lynching of a black man in the USA, you can reiterate an explanation. Lets let that sink in for those unfortunate enough to live in that worhless hole of a state.

In reply to mattm:

Facepalms

In reply to mattm:

Rather than locking the topic, can we just ban the one guy who's trying to wreck it?

He wants to leave anyway, he's just not sure how to do it.

In reply to Trans_Maro:

But then he gets what he wants, I vote that he is forced to stay, forced to only read this thread while on grm, and never be able to comment on his unjust treatment.

FWIW, Indiana is where the remnants of the Klan ended up for their last hurrah.....we promptly made them irrelevant after we noticed them. There are even light and dark brown skinned people in Elwood of all places now. That would have been unheard of 80 years ago.

I think we should all heed ECM's advice for a little while and go back to our pie discussion.

Coconut creme for me..

Speaking of Indiana, I was in Auburn a couple months back, got to sample some fair food. Something called a Pork Parfait. Layers of mashed potato and pulled pork in a parfait glass.

You folks sure know how to party.

The best pie is a pizza pie, thin crust.

EastCoastMojo wrote: It may be time to revisit our occasional discussion about pie and pie-like foods. I like a good pecan pie this time of year, how about you?

this … to those for which this applies … stop being jackasses … David had to lock this once .. if it has to be locked again, it'll just go away, as though it never was

now on to the pie choice

NY style, thin crust FTW

Lemon Meringue, Pecan, Cherry, Chocolate Cream … I'm sure I can come up with some more in a little bit

Trans_Maro wrote: Who -doesn't- like fried chicken and watermelon?

I do! I do! and I like collard greens too!

spitfirebill wrote:

Trans_Maro wrote: Who -doesn't- like fried chicken and watermelon?

I do! I do! and I like collard greens too!

OH good lord yes!!!

There's a soul food restaurant in Tacoma that my wife and I stop at every time we're in town.

I could eat there every day of my very short life and die a fat, happy man...

Aren't y'all supposed to be talking about pie?

Collard greens with BIG hunks of bacon in it.

I know it. I work for the gubmint and last year I had a guy pull me aside to tell me all about how 9/11 was an inside job and conspiracy. I could only give him the slow blink at the sheer stupidity of such an assertion.

jsquared wrote: To the individual towards whom I clumsily dropped an insult: .... but please, for your own sake, lay off the crackpipe.

I guess calling me a crackhead is your way of apologizing? Then, I suppose I will accept even though that is a bit of an unusual apology. As I stated in my post that was deleted by the forum gods, if you want to discuss military exercises in major US cities, please start another thread and we can talk about it. It has as much to do with Ferguson as pie.

Gov't conspiracies have always amused me. I mean, has anyone payed attention to just how inept our fed, state and local gov'ts really are? And you expect them to be able to pull off some convoluted conspiracy and no one blabs? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That's a good one. Next you're going to tell me that Reps and Dems are different!

Yeah, like LIBOR. There is NO WAY that the LIBOR rate could ever be fixed and scammed. NO WAY at all, as there are WAY too many people that would have to be involved in that and you COULD NEVER keep that a secret, right? Do you know how many trillions of dollars hinged on that rate? And you think people or banks could just move it around to make a few extra billion here and there? HA HA HA HA HA. Impossible.

And that has nothing to do with a 18 year old 290 lb thug beating on a cop (although not blowing out his orbital socket, as earlier reported) and trying to take his gun, then, surprise, getting shot in the process. So I would say that this thread drifting to 9/11 conspiracy or other conspiracies in general is getting a bit off the original topic.

KyAllroad wrote: I know it. I work for the gubmint and last year I had a guy pull me aside to tell me all about how 9/11 was an inside job and conspiracy. I could only give him the slow blink at the sheer stupidity of such an assertion.

I love entertaining a good conspiracy nut. If we ran gravity everyone would be drifting into space.