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Postby one love » June 21st, 2008, 4:08 am

people who blame everything on capitalism when in fact it is what made this country so rich and great. Notice china's recent success by actually letting people have buisness, they may still get a peice of the ownership but this is why they are the fastest growing economy.
Second when one complains about capitalism they never give the correct way in there opinion, all they say is "i am not liber or a democrat" HUH so what is your view?
One would have to wonder or assume that a more socialist approach is your opinion. Kinda like "steal from the rich and give to the poor"
I would like a answer of the opposite side and would enjoy the debate.
I play nice and will not insult, I also am open to other views so I will start a new thread.

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Postby Mister Ed » June 21st, 2008, 1:07 pm

Double doors in stores and one of them locked! Good way to bash your head in. :twisted:

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A food rant

Postby Pastor Gary » June 21st, 2008, 1:21 pm

Sugar in cornbread. (That makes it CAKE. Cornbread is supposed to taste like corn... and bread.) :lol:
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Re: A food rant

Postby Gerald Creasy » June 21st, 2008, 1:29 pm

Pastor Gary wrote:Sugar in cornbread. (That makes it CAKE. Cornbread is supposed to taste like corn... and bread.) :lol:


YES!! Finally somebody that agrees with Me!!!

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Postby one love » June 21st, 2008, 1:41 pm

what am I missing someone explain...

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Postby sweetpea » June 21st, 2008, 1:44 pm

cornbread made without adding sugar.

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Postby Susie Hamilton » June 21st, 2008, 1:57 pm

I like to add a small can of corn to my cornbread.
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Postby Gerald Creasy » June 21st, 2008, 1:57 pm

one love wrote:what am I missing someone explain...



The wherwithal to leave a cult?????


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Postby Full Quiver » June 21st, 2008, 2:49 pm

Yes corn bread is great but sugar in corn bread is good too. I call it yankee corn bread! :lol:
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Postby oletimer » June 21st, 2008, 3:03 pm

Pastor Gary Posted:

Sugar in cornbread. (That makes it CAKE. Cornbread is supposed to taste like corn... and bread.)


PG, I spent 20 months at Schofield Brks. I at least tried most of the foods they were good (if I could keep it down), but the MOST DISGUSTED thing that I have ever tried to eat was sugar cornbread, yuk. The beans I could get there, but could not fine real cornmeal on nor off post. When I would get back from leave from Alabama, every body knew that I had cormeal and we all would eat. A body can get mighty hungre in that lenght of time.
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Postby Paully_44 » June 21st, 2008, 4:59 pm

Full Quiver wrote:Yes corn bread is great but sugar in corn bread is good too. I call it yankee corn bread! :lol:


That is the only way I like it. Then smothered in butter and drowned in honey.


guess I know why I dont eat it very often.
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Postby Gerald Creasy » June 21st, 2008, 5:08 pm

Best cornbread:

Yellow cornmeal, sliced jalepenos, pork rinds (or cracklins if you are in the South) made with butter milk and cooked in a black cast iron skillet.

A meal all in itself.

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Postby Linda » June 21st, 2008, 5:28 pm

Gerald Creasy wrote:Best cornbread:

Yellow cornmeal, sliced jalepenos, pork rinds (or cracklins if you are in the South) made with butter milk and cooked in a black cast iron skillet.

A meal all in itself.



I like the white cornmeal best, but NO sugar in my cornbread. I love cooking it in the cast iron skillet and yes I use buttermilk! YUMMMMY!

OH, sorry, that wasn't a rant, was it!!!??? :lol:
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Postby Dr. Ron » June 23rd, 2008, 7:05 am

Linda, you can make cornbread for me anytime......!!!! YOu know how to do it right girl....

And yes,..it is only cornbread when baked in a black cast iron skillet and made with buttermilk....

If it is any other way, call it "cakebread".........

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Postby RamboPreacher » June 23rd, 2008, 7:19 am

Full Quiver wrote:Yes corn bread is great but sugar in corn bread is good too. I call it yankee corn bread! :lol:
actually, we call it corncake. cornbread is different than corncake, at least in Iowa.

as for rants - folks attitudes that feel they must correct every spelling, and grammatical error (in seriousness, not in jest) on a public, informal web-based, forum.

and with that, my rant is when posters post their thoughts and opinions, in long strings of text with no paragraph breaks. long, run-on sentences, okay, grammatical errors and capitalization, and punctuation - okay; speel chuking mistakes OK (as long as meaning isn't lost). but a long bunch of words with no break in aiding the reader either separate sub-thoughts, or for just plain easier reading/tracking - not okay. or more actually for me, okay, but probably won't get read.
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