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OZZIE4DUKE wrote:VDB - your drop off pass is hung on the shift column of the vehicle requested! I twisted it around up against the dash to keep it out of the sun.

Cathy, I'll either drive to G'ville tomorrow if I have time or meet you Saturday in Durham with your pass.

Sounds good!

devildeac wrote:Mr. and Mrs. *evil*eac will attend and will be bringing fresh fruit salad, 50 cups and 50-75 dessert plates.

You're leaving the brats at home?!

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

devildeac wrote:Mr. and Mrs. *evil*eac will attend and will be bringing fresh fruit salad, 50 cups and 50-75 dessert plates.

You're leaving the brats at home?!

Yea, looks like TNT has the cholesterol count pretty well covered.
We'll bring 'em and grill 'em in October or November. ;)
They'll taste good with some fall ales. ;) ;)

devildeac wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

devildeac wrote:Mr. and Mrs. *evil*eac will attend and will be bringing fresh fruit salad, 50 cups and 50-75 dessert plates.

You're leaving the brats at home?!

Yea, looks like TNT has the cholesterol count pretty well covered.
We'll bring 'em and grill 'em in October or November. ;)
They'll taste good with some fall ales. ;) ;)

I resemble that remark!

FTR, Bison has less fat and cholesterol than a boneless, skinless chicken breast! And because it's bison (grass-fed) and ground off-site of the abattoir, there's virtually no risk of e coli so you can go "as rare as you dare".

Now, once you add the chipotle/garlic mayo, chili, cheese, bacon and coleslaw. Well, then sh*t! Nobody gets off the planet alive. ;)

This is fall weather?

http://www.wral.com/weather/

WTH?

TNTDevil wrote:

devildeac wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote: You're leaving the brats at home?!

Yea, looks like TNT has the cholesterol count pretty well covered.
We'll bring 'em and grill 'em in October or November. ;)
They'll taste good with some fall ales. ;) ;)

I resemble that remark!

FTR, Bison has less fat and cholesterol than a boneless, skinless chicken breast! And because it's bison (grass-fed) and ground off-site of the abattoir, there's virtually no risk of e coli so you can go "as rare as you dare".

Now, once you add the chipotle/garlic mayo, chili, cheese, bacon and coleslaw. Well, then sh*t! Nobody gets off the planet alive. ;)

I knew bison had less fat/cholesterol than regular beef but did not realize the fact about the chicken. You are indeed the Count of the Charcoal.

I'll have mine medium with a slice of cheese and a few dabs of ketchup and mustard. I'll have my all beef wienie with chili and slaw and a dab or 2 of mustard.

devildeac wrote:This is fall weather?

http://www.wral.com/weather/

WTH?

The Weather Channel is only calling for 93 in Derm on Saturday.

If it were anyone but Army in that weather, I would suggest we might have a conditioning advantage, but I expect our opponents will be in really good shape.

lawgrad91 wrote:

devildeac wrote:This is fall weather?

http://www.wral.com/weather/

WTH?

The Weather Channel is only calling for 93 in Derm on Saturday.

If it were anyone but Army in that weather, I would suggest we might have a conditioning advantage, but I expect our opponents will be in really good shape.

That's 'cuz Derm is farther north than Raleigh.

devildeac wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:The Weather Channel is only calling for 93 in Derm on Saturday.

If it were anyone but Army in that weather, I would suggest we might have a conditioning advantage, but I expect our opponents will be in really good shape.

That's 'cuz Derm is farther north than Raleigh.

Well, that would explain the colder temps, wouldn't it?

I'm pretty sure the weather is par for the course. It's September..just count on being crispy crittered until after mid October. I was beyond cooked at the Navy game last year.

Ozzie! I would like to purchase a ticket if possible

Bison? As in buffalo? As in, "Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play?"

Rolvix wrote:Ozzie! I would like to purchase a ticket if possible

No need to buy, I have at least one I can give you.

We have two extra tix as of this AM.

All four of our are available if you know anyone else who needs them. Proceeds, if any, go into our Brunchgate funds pool (see TNT's menu thread).

CathyCA wrote:Bison? As in buffalo? As in, "Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play?"

Well, yes and no. The buffalo we're eating no longer roams, but the deer and the antelope are still at large!

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CathyCA wrote:Bison? As in buffalo? As in, "Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play?"

Well, yes and no. The buffalo we're eating no longer roams, but the deer and the antelope are still at large!

What does it taste like? I've never eaten buffalo. Does it taste like wild game?

CathyCA wrote:What does it taste like? I've never eaten buffalo. Does it taste like wild game?

Cathy, Cathy, Cathy....It tastes just like chicken.

It's similar to very lean beef. (The burgers are better than the steak, IMHO.)

CathyCA wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CathyCA wrote:Bison? As in buffalo? As in, "Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play?"

Well, yes and no. The buffalo we're eating no longer roams, but the deer and the antelope are still at large!

What does it taste like? I've never eaten buffalo. Does it taste like wild game?

Next time you're in Durham stop by Ted's (Turner) Montana Grill
http://www.tedsmontanagrill.com/

Their bison pot roast and bison meat loaf are my favorites.

Best of all, there's a huge mounted bison head on the wall over the kitchen door that watches you while you eat it.

It looks like I'll need two for my in-laws who are coming this weekend. I'd prefer to pay GA prices. I sent a PM to ** a few minutes ago.