03-24-2005, 06:20 PM
Is it true that people in the North don't know what grits are?
Jelly Wrote:Is it true that people in the North don't know what grits are?
K.F.C. Wrote:grits to me (NY) are like the "carrier" for something else. You need to put something in them to make them enjoyable.I can't eat them without tons of salt and cheese.
By itself, a bowl of grits is nasty.
Jelly Wrote:I can't eat them without tons of salt and cheese.
SizeMatters Wrote:mmmm eggs over medium, bacon, toast, grits, hashbrowns covered and smothered, coffee, and milk. my favorite saturday breakfast.
apple Wrote:Aww, but mich, its only a 22 year age difference, I'm still legal :broken:
Bill Wrote:The pool is frozen like Tom Foolery's Saturday night date's snatch.
pineschic Wrote:comon' over here big boy (Vita E).. I'll warm you right up. lol
Michman Wrote:I thought that was a beer and a blunt?
pliff:WoolyGoat Wrote:Actually, everything I know about grits I learned from My Cousin Vinny.2nd!
Asshat Wrote:2nd!but you live in Texas. :S
VitaminE Wrote:The first time I had grits was in boot camp. I thought they were (get your FTFY ready) 'cream of wheat'. When I tasted them, I thought, I'm gonna hate the Marines if they can make something so good taste this bad.