don't drink so give me a good T-Bone or Rib Eye everyday also meat is meat white or red..
This, but I drink too. But I could do with just the herb.I dont drink, just get high. Bring on the ribeye.
Good to see you over here Ghost. I need your help keeping some of these Tennessee fans straight! SmokinSmileI NEED my booze. I can live without red meat for a year. Innocent people would die if I couldn’t have my alcohol.
Why? Because I drive the streets of Charleston SC daily. And the only reason I avoid wrecks is that I assume that every other driver is an incompetent functioning idiot. That end of the work day drink makes my work day worthwhile
I’m actually off work today, Bert! Fiancée is still asleep so this is MY time. As far as my fellow Vols... I only defer to Queen Della! I am her Bud Knight.Good to see you over here Ghost. I need your help keeping some of these Tennessee fans straight! SmokinSmile
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Not sure you understand the question. How much have you had to drink? Evidently you chose the alcohol.Great point but considering you didn't understand Chicken was "white meat" and not red I understand. Wanna rethink now?
I knew I would catch someone on here didn't think it was this early though.Winking
Nope. Pork is classified as a white meat in almost all traditional culinary circles. Christ, there was even a campaign about it in the late 80s and early 90s.Pork = red meat, as @Big_Blue79 pointed out.
Did you want me Fedora boy?Nope. Pork is classified as a white meat in almost all traditional culinary circles. Christ, there was even a campaign about it in the late 80s and early 90s.
Pork stays for us alcoholics. If you disagree, take it up with the arbiter of meat, @rockycard . he is an expert on all things meat.
Nope. Pork is classified as a white meat in almost all traditional culinary circles. Christ, there was even a campaign about it in the late 80s and early 90s.
Pork stays for us alcoholics. If you disagree, take it up with the arbiter of meat, @rockycard . he is an expert on all things meat.
The industry has tried to counter this with an ad campaign promoting pork as the “other white meat,” partly because it is lighter in color than beef. According to one definition of white and red meat, which measures certain proteins in meat, pork is in between chicken and red meat (beef). But the USDA and most food scientists and nutritionists consider pork to be red meat.