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2007-08-28 4:53 PM
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I am sorry...I feel I am pretty open minded, especially when it comes to food...but who first thought, "lets fry a pickle" is it a dill pickle or sweet?  Is it battered first?  I just can't wrap my mind around this...been thinking about it all day, just because it does not sound appetizing to me.


2007-08-28 4:58 PM
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runningwoof - 2007-08-28 3:53 PM I am sorry...I feel I am pretty open minded, especially when it comes to food...but who first thought, "lets fry a pickle" is it a dill pickle or sweet?  Is it battered first?  I just can't wrap my mind around this...been thinking about it all day, just because it does not sound appetizing to me.

Maybe it was the only food left that had not been served fried in Mississippi.

 

2007-08-28 5:04 PM
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runningwoof - 2007-08-28 5:53 PM I am sorry...I feel I am pretty open minded, especially when it comes to food...but who first thought, "lets fry a pickle" is it a dill pickle or sweet?  Is it battered first?  I just can't wrap my mind around this...been thinking about it all day, just because it does not sound appetizing to me.

It is a dill pickle.  Sliced thin, battered and fried.   wish I had one now...... 

oh yeah and the lunch place sells french fries covered with gravy.   ohhhh.......  

should I go on?  What can I say, we eat weird stuff.  

I just remembered there is NOTHING to do there.  Yes, there is recreation for the ids (mostly soccer/baseball/football).  No bike trails, no bike lanes.  There is a pool with lanes though.  Decent kids swim team.   I'm afraid to ride my bike there.    I think someone here rode his bike on the coast visiting family and training for IMFL, don't know how that went. 

edit: please note the last paragraph is aimed at the coast only, not the rest of the state where thre is the Natchez Trail and stuff.....



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2007-08-28 5:05 PM
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thanks for the info...
2007-08-28 5:15 PM
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Southern states tend to be at the top of the list because of air conditioning.  Our AC runs maybe 7 months of the year, and that's far less than most in our city.  Too hot to go outside, so you sit around all comfortable in front of the TV and eat!  At 3 lbs a month that's 21 lbs of weight gain a year.  Without AC we'd sweat like pigs, but not eat like pigs!

I suspect that lots of northerners experience the same in the winter, but the nasty weather (3 months?) only lets you gain maybe 9 lbs a year... 



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2007-08-28 7:21 PM
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Lucy - 2007-08-28 1:18 PM

ah, my lovely home state, the place I lived in for my first 19 years.....

ahhhh!!  of course i"m not surprised.   AT least we're number ONE at SOMETHING!! 

 

I always get sooo bloated when I visit there.  Fried pickles, beignets, po boys, crawfish, shrimps,  tons of family food that my nana makes,  and onandonandonandon.....    

But, on the other hand, they have some pretty fast folks out there.  Last time I visited, there was a 2 mile run.   Results are HERE.   

 



Haha...that's my running club, but I was out of town for that race. We do have fast people, but it's mostly the same crew at the races. Quite a few of them are military, too, so they're not all native. The pool isn't bad, but it could use some work. There are places to bike, but you have to really want to bike and you have to know the back roads, which are still pretty rough. At least it's something, though.


2007-08-28 7:56 PM
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runningwoof - 2007-08-28 4:53 PM I am sorry...I feel I am pretty open minded, especially when it comes to food...but who first thought, "lets fry a pickle" is it a dill pickle or sweet?  Is it battered first?  I just can't wrap my mind around this...been thinking about it all day, just because it does not sound appetizing to me.
This is one of those that undoubtedly involved drinking a case or two of beer(considered a sport down here btw). Went something like this"Hey Bubba I'll bet ya two dollers you caint eat this whole jar of pickles." Woodrow chimes in here with " that Bubba likes them pickles so much I bet he'd eat em if you fried em". A little experimenting, some second degree burns and the rest is history.
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