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04-11-19 18:01 #24359
Posts: 6441Shakey's Pizza.
Originally Posted by CzarNicholas [View Original Post]
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04-11-19 12:52 #24358
Posts: 170Originally Posted by WildInstincts [View Original Post]
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04-11-19 07:24 #24357
Posts: 6849Originally Posted by NattyBumpo [View Original Post]
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04-11-19 07:09 #24356
Posts: 111Ask the freelancer
May be, someone should ask a freelancer's take on this. I'm sure she would have friends who work in Gogo bars. She'll tell you if her friends get the regular health check ups or not. I personally have spoken to a lot of gogo girls and almost every one of them has told me that they do have weekly check ups. Now, how good, reliable or effective are these check ups, that's debatable. I do know a forum member who picked up a curable std from a hiso girl.
Originally Posted by WildInstincts [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 20:17 #24355
Posts: 463Shakeys pizza update.
Originally Posted by CzarNicholas [View Original Post]
I didn't know they still existed.
Well I liked that scallops pizza the other day but that evening I got really ill.
For 3-4 days, I never thought it was the pizza, but I didn't get a girl that day? So maybe it was the pizza I only say this.
Because today I went there and they told me they were closed? I said why?
They said pest control? I thought really in the middle of the day?
Isn't that something you do before or after business hours? I was going back to try a larger size scallops pizza?
I don't know if I should now, maybe they had a food poisoning outbreak and were doing a deep cleaning?
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04-09-19 18:00 #24354
Posts: 6441Dang Natty!
Originally Posted by NattyBumpo [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 17:47 #24353
Posts: 3040Real BBQ
Originally Posted by Niteluvr [View Original Post]
"Main Barbeque Regional styles.
While the wide variety of barbecue styles makes it difficult to break barbecue styles down into regions, there are four major styles commonly referenced, Carolina and Memphis, which rely on pork and represent the oldest styles, and Kansas City and Texas, which use beef as well as pork, and represent the later evolution of the original Deep South barbecue. Pork is the most common meat used, followed by beef and veal, often with chicken or turkey in addition. Lamb and mutton are found in some areas, such as Owensboro, Kentucky (International Bar-be-Q Festival), and some regions will add other meats.
North Carolina style barbecue.
Carolina barbecue is usually pork, served pulled, shredded, or chopped, but sometimes sliced. It may also be rubbed with a spice mixture before smoking and mopped with a spice and vinegar liquid during smoking. It is probably the oldest form of American barbecue. The wood used is usually a hardwood such as oak or hickory.
Two styles predominate in different parts of North Carolina. Eastern North Carolina barbecue is normally made by the use of the "whole hog", where the entire pig is barbecued and the meat from all parts of the pig are chopped and mixed together. Eastern North Carolina barbecue uses a thin sauce made of vinegar and spices (often simply cayenne pepper). Western North Carolina barbecue is made from only the pork shoulder, which is mainly dark meat, and uses a vinegar-based sauce that includes the addition of varying amounts of tomato. Western North Carolina barbecue is also known as Lexington barbecue, after the town of Lexington, North Carolina, from which the style comes, home to many barbecue restaurants and a large barbecue festival, the Lexington Barbecue Festival.
South Carolina has its own distinct sauce. Throughout the Columbia to Charleston corridor, barbecue is characterized by the use of a yellow "Carolina Gold" sauce, made from a mixture of yellow mustard, vinegar, brown sugar and other spices. This is what people refer to as "South Carolina barbecue".
Kansas City-style barbecue.
Barbecue was brought to Kansas City, Missouri by Memphian Henry Perry. Despite these origins, the Kansas City style is characterized by a wide variety in meat, particularly including beef, pork, and lamb; and a strong emphasis on the signature ingredient, the sauce and the french fries. The meat is smoked with a dry rub, and the sauce served as a table sauce. Kansas City barbecue is rubbed with spices, slow-smoked over a variety of woods and served with a thick tomato-based barbecue sauce, which is an integral part of KC-style barbecue. Major Kansas City-area barbecue restaurants include Arthur Bryant's, which is descended directly from Perry's establishment and Gates and Sons Bar-be-Q, notably spicier than other KC-style sauces with primary seasonings being cumin and celery salt.
Memphis-style barbecue.
Memphis barbecue is primarily two different dishes: ribs, which come "wet" and "dry", and barbecue sandwiches. Wet ribs are brushed with sauce before and after cooking, and dry ribs are seasoned with a dry rub. Barbecue sandwiches in Memphis are typically pulled pork (that is shredded by hand and not chopped with a blade) served on a simple bun and topped with barbecue sauce, and cole slaw. Of note is the willingness of Memphians to put this pulled pork on many non-traditional dishes, such as salads, baked potatoes, spaghetti, pizza or nachos.
Barbecue in Texas.
There are four generally recognized regional styles of barbecue in Texas: East Texas style, which is essentially Southern barbecue and is also found in many urban areas; Central Texas "meat market style", which originated in the butcher shops of German and Czech immigrants to the region; West Texas "cowboy style", which involves direct cooking over mesquite and uses goat and mutton as well as beef; and South Texas barbacoa, in which the head of a cow is cooked (originally underground)."
Hey, this is making me hungry!
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04-09-19 17:36 #24352
Posts: 15972Originally Posted by WildInstincts [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 16:30 #24351
Posts: 340Originally Posted by WildInstincts [View Original Post]
Anyway, I'm not sure how things work in AC. They may have weekly or periodical check-ups. I'd guess it is genuine but mostly ineffective; and partly putting down freelancers.
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04-09-19 15:31 #24350
Posts: 77Is it true bar girls go through health check up?
I was in AC last month with couple of friends. One night they both picked up girls from the Gogo bars and I was still looking for the one I like. I told them to go to the hotel and headed to HiSo. There I picked up a girl who danced with me and gave a pleasant company. After clubbing we ended up at my place. Had a good time at the hotel and she left a little early in the morning. Later I met my friends and their girls over breakfast. Up on learning that I picked up the girl from HiSo, the girls started laughing and said I could have got some STD as freelancers don't do pussy check up whereas bar girls do. I didn't know that the bar girls go through the checkup, is it genuine or they say such things to ward off the competition from freelancers?
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04-09-19 11:58 #24349
Posts: 2116Originally Posted by Turgid [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 09:23 #24348
Posts: 3266Originally Posted by EngineDriver [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 02:13 #24347
Posts: 2116Originally Posted by Dg8787 [View Original Post]
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04-09-19 00:07 #24346
Posts: 985Helpful
Originally Posted by Turgid [View Original Post]
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04-08-19 18:41 #24345
Posts: 463AKA kapampangan smorgasbord.
Originally Posted by Turgid [View Original Post]