03 Aug 08
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyBBQ means different things in different parts of the country. Here it would be beef brisket. In NC it would be shreaded pork in a sauce. In SC they use a mustard based sauce.
Barbecue...
Barbecue... verb or noun? Chess... scientific game or art form? Life on earth... destination or journey?
Clarence
03 Aug 08
Originally posted by Ice ColdIn NJ it's a verb. I remember going on a business trip to the south, and eating at a buffet. I saw the big serving platter of steaming carnage and asked one of the servers what it was. He said, "Barbecue". I had no clue what that meant at the time.
BBQ means different things in different parts of the country. Here it would be beef brisket. In NC it would be shreaded pork in a sauce. In SC they use a mustard based sauce.
04 Aug 08
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyOkay, barbecue is now a verb, though originally a noun,
Of course, Andy. Just wondering, though, which of each of the pairs
might be your customary viewpoint or preferred usage. That's all.
C
chess is an artful game, and life, be it destination or journey,
is too short to split hairs over parts of speech.
04 Aug 08
Originally posted by HandyAndyThanks, Andy. You sure Emily Dickinson isn't a major, life giving branch on your family tree?
Okay, barbecue is now a verb, though originally a noun,
chess is an artful game, and life, be it destination or journey,
is too short to split hairs over parts of speech.
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