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TimDrakeMusic
Post subject: Re: What's your traditional Christmas Dinner?
PostPosted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 12:57 am
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(were a little too country for dinner rolls...lol)


Too "country" in Pittsburg?!?!?

(mebbe in Walnut Creek or Yuba City......)

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You'd be surprised my friend. We're from western kentucky and most of my family still acts as such. Pittsburg is a fairly new place for us, we lived mostly in the next town over, Antioch, definitely white trash territory over there. :lol:

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Post subject: Re: What's your traditional Christmas Dinner?
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TimDrakeMusic wrote:
You'd be surprised my friend. We're from western kentucky and most of my family still acts as such. Pittsburg is a fairly new place for us, we lived mostly in the next town over, Antioch, definitely white trash territory over there. :lol:


Not very "PC" there, big fella.

Next thing, you'll be casting aspersions on folks what live in double-wides.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Post subject: Re: What's your traditional Christmas Dinner?
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this year: wild pig, brussels sprouds, potatos

mh yam :D

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Post subject: Re: What's your traditional Christmas Dinner?
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Breakfast buffet. Homemade syrup, pancakes, eggs, bacon, etc.
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Post subject: Re: What's your traditional Christmas Dinner?
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At least you've outgrown that sort of thing. :)


Well yeah, well no. I'm still liable to cut my nose off to spite my face. I'm just more tempered about it these days. :lol:
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It'll be the traditional Jiggs dinner for me with turkey!!!!! mmmmmmmmmm :D
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Football Food......... 8) Mike

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Just me and the mutt to feed this xmas, pepperoni pizza for moi 8) champ xl for the boy :D
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Got the Honey Kissed Ham going...........mmmmmmm......... :wink:

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We don't have any set traditional dinner. It changes from year to year
and place to place. It's 12:30pm and just finished breakfast! :?

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