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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: INSATIABLE said: What are the common ways it's prepared? It's not eaten right out of the pickle jar, is it? When I worked a corporate job, we had this 'grossest food' contest and I got second place because I was the only one willing to take a bite of a pickled pig's foot (my girl Lavonnia wouldn't even come near it, and she's as southern soul as you can get!). It was like chewing on rubber. To this day, I still don't know how it's prepared. Is there any other way than from the pickle jar? Here I am talking shit and I carry a flame for liverwurst. God damn you for starting this, Aretha. Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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INSATIABLE said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Is there any other way than from the pickle jar? Here I am talking shit and I carry a flame for liverwurst. God damn you for starting this, Aretha. straight up like Paula Abdul! 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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INSATIABLE said: When I worked a corporate job, we had this 'grossest food' contest and I got second place because I was the only one willing to take a bite of a pickled pig's foot (my girl Lavonnia wouldn't even come near it, and she's as southern soul as you can get!). It was like chewing on rubber. To this day, I still don't know how it's prepared.
Most of the women in my family(including my mother) used to cook them in water, vinegar and other spices. But that was a looooong time ago. I haven't touched pigs feet in over thirty years and I never will. But once a year(at holiday time) I do eat chit'lins. | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: INSATIABLE said: Here I am talking shit and I carry a flame for liverwurst. God damn you for starting this, Aretha. straight up like Paula Abdul! Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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uPtoWnNY said: INSATIABLE said: When I worked a corporate job, we had this 'grossest food' contest and I got second place because I was the only one willing to take a bite of a pickled pig's foot (my girl Lavonnia wouldn't even come near it, and she's as southern soul as you can get!). It was like chewing on rubber. To this day, I still don't know how it's prepared.
Most of the women in my family(including my mother) used to cook them in water, vinegar and other spices. But that was a looooong time ago. I haven't touched pigs feet in over thirty years and I never will. But once a year(at holiday time) I do eat chit'lins. I'm sure that's better than right out of the jar with no prep. And yeah, I've got no room to talk. I've been known to enjoy a pork rind once every few years. Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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INSATIABLE said: uPtoWnNY said: Most of the women in my family(including my mother) used to cook them in water, vinegar and other spices. But that was a looooong time ago. I haven't touched pigs feet in over thirty years and I never will. But once a year(at holiday time) I do eat chit'lins. I'm sure that's better than right out of the jar with no prep. And yeah, I've got no room to talk. I've been known to enjoy a pork rind once every few years. I haven't eaten them in about 15 years- the other day in the supermarket, I was eyeing that bag... didn't buy them tho! "Love Hurts. Your lies, they cut me. Now your words don't mean a thing. I don't give a damn if you ever loved me..." -Cher, "Woman's World" | |
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These high-fat diets are why I lost so many older relatives to heart attacks and diabetes. I remember those after-church dinners - fried-this, fried-that, red meat, white bread, everything cooked in Crisco. Jesus.... I'm glad I changed my eating habits. | |
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Thought this was gonna be a joke funkpill.
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Is Aretha right to feel insulted? Yes. She's a damned big lady and could probably stand to lose a pound or 6, but that is not the way to approach it. As for Jenny Craig food? I'm no carnivore, nor am I big into fried anything. But that mess is designed to starve you! I am a tiny person, and I really doubt I'd feel satisfied after eating one of their "meals". Starving yourself is not a healthy way to lose weight anyways, even if you are forking your money over for the privilege. Eat less fried shit, eat more veggies, and exercise. It works. [Edited 5/18/09 15:55pm] "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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Dayclear said: She's still ARETHA. Do yo thing girl.
that's where i'm at | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: CalhounSq said: I guess it escaped her that eating the way she wants is what got her where she is. Maybe she'll never be ready to accept that her daily habits have to change, & it certainly gets harder as she gets older
![]() is she diabetic? It is very likely that she is at her weight. Changing habits is not easy. I'm firmly planted in denial | |
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It's like giving someone anti-perspirant for a gift. Regardless of whether they stink or not, it's making a statement that YOU think they DO - the perception is that you are passing judgement. Doesn't matter how practical you thought the gift was | |
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JerseyKRS said: maybe because Aretha's stomach is a black hole able to consume all matter within 10 feet of it!
RUDE!!! | |
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W.T.F!!! If you will, so will I | |
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Anxiety said: JerseyKRS said: maybe because Aretha's stomach is a black hole able to consume all matter within 10 feet of it!
RUDE!!! i hear when one of her teeth falls out a new one is rotated in its place, kind of like a dental conveyor belt. just like sharks! [Edited 5/18/09 19:22pm] | |
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sinisterpentatonic said: how can you make that much money and still eat pig's feet? wth? I don't know about pig's feat but I don't care how rich I became, I'd always come back to the Big Apple Inn in Jackson, MS to get me some pig ear sandwiches which are delicious. ..... http://www.flickr.com/pho...357222276/ http://www.deltablues.net/apple.html . . . [Edited 5/18/09 19:45pm] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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i don't care what she's the queen of, it's hard to feel sensitive about this woman when she's talking about eating such nasty food. "oh, i tried jenny craig, but i just can't give up my hookah full of frogs, hoo hoo hoo" | |
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Anxiety said: i don't care what she's the queen of, it's hard to feel sensitive about this woman when she's talking about eating such nasty food. "oh, i tried jenny craig, but i just can't give up my hookah full of frogs, hoo hoo hoo"
I hear, in Aretha's statement, a desire to eat healthy, to lose weight but to do it eating food that doesn't turn her off completely. If you're watching your diet and exercising, you're entitled to some compromises or a "cheat day." Aretha needs someone to get in her face and work with her for the long haul, not a promotional campaign. | |
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INSATIABLE said: funkpill said: But you can only eat them for so long before you want some barbecue ribs or some pigs feet.
Shiiiit! unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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SCNDLS said: sinisterpentatonic said: how can you make that much money and still eat pig's feet? wth?
yes! people grew up eating pigs feet and they will continue eating it, because they love it....i had it a couple times...don't love it though. unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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uPtoWnNY said: These high-fat diets are why I lost so many older relatives to heart attacks and diabetes. I remember those after-church dinners - fried-this, fried-that, red meat, white bread, everything cooked in Crisco. Jesus....
I'm glad I changed my eating habits. unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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I don't get why she's insulted by being approached by a weightloss program.
She's overweight and a celebrity. Say "no thanks" and move on to the next platter of ribs. Insulted. Please, get over yourself 'retha. | |
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I don't know if she should feel insulted, but if she's never expressed a desire to looe weight then it would be insulting to be approached. But she said she's been on their program before, so they have her registered as a past client, I guess, to approach her with a financial offer to try their services again isn't that big of a deal, especially since several celebrities have done it. But if she felt insulted I guess they approached her wrong, especially right now.
As far as her food choices, what's the big deal, Paula Dean's making serious money from touting the use of tons butter, cream and grandiose amounts of pork, including pig's feet, heck pig's feet, along with every other part of the pig, are eaten all around the world. Personally, I never liked them even as a child but it never grossed me out like it was something highly unusual. Granted, it's unhealthy to eat that way on the regular, but it keep generations alive. Whatever. I wish the woman well, though, yeah, I do think she needs to be little more conscious about her health. | |
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ThreadBare said: Anxiety said: i don't care what she's the queen of, it's hard to feel sensitive about this woman when she's talking about eating such nasty food. "oh, i tried jenny craig, but i just can't give up my hookah full of frogs, hoo hoo hoo"
I hear, in Aretha's statement, a desire to eat healthy, to lose weight but to do it eating food that doesn't turn her off completely. If you're watching your diet and exercising, you're entitled to some compromises or a "cheat day." Aretha needs someone to get in her face and work with her for the long haul, not a promotional campaign. That's Aretha's problem - EVERY DAY is a "cheat day". And who the hell is going to tell the Princess of Pork what she can and can't eat? She'll fuck you up like Della Reese did to Eddie Murphy in 'Harlem Nights'. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: ThreadBare said: I hear, in Aretha's statement, a desire to eat healthy, to lose weight but to do it eating food that doesn't turn her off completely. If you're watching your diet and exercising, you're entitled to some compromises or a "cheat day." Aretha needs someone to get in her face and work with her for the long haul, not a promotional campaign. That's Aretha's problem - EVERY DAY is a "cheat day". And who the hell is going to tell the Princess of Pork what she can and can't eat? She'll fuck you up like Della Reese did to Eddie Murphy in 'Harlem Nights'. unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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As with any diet its not bout the food itself, its bout changing the way you see food. There is nothing wrong with going off menu once in a while and having something that's drowned in BBQ sauce and baked in butter. Aretha seems to need therapy to uncover her food issues, instead of starving herself or in this case gorging herself at every meal. The food is the result of the mental issues she has. No one needs THAT much comfort. [Edited 5/18/09 22:40pm] The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything. | |
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johnart said: I don't get why she's insulted by being approached by a weightloss program.
She's overweight and a celebrity. Say "no thanks" and move on to the next platter of ribs. Insulted. Please, get over yourself 'retha. | |
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oops [Edited 5/18/09 22:39pm] The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: INSATIABLE said: When I worked a corporate job, we had this 'grossest food' contest and I got second place because I was the only one willing to take a bite of a pickled pig's foot (my girl Lavonnia wouldn't even come near it, and she's as southern soul as you can get!). It was like chewing on rubber. To this day, I still don't know how it's prepared.
Most of the women in my family(including my mother) used to cook them in water, vinegar and other spices. But that was a looooong time ago. I haven't touched pigs feet in over thirty years and I never will. But once a year(at holiday time) I do eat chit'lins. Who Lawd, feel free to keep both of those. I do remember my mother used to feed me that mess untilI was about 6, and once I put 2 and 2 together on what that stuff actually was, and told her straight up that I wasn't eating that anymore. She was cool with it, on days she made chitterlings or pigs feet I ate thos 40 cent Swanson's Chicken Pot Pies I remember in my mom's family they braised their pig feet. They would brown them lightly in a dutch oven pot for color, then cook slowly in water on low heat for several hours with salt, vingegar, onion, garlic cloves, bay leaf, and red pepper flakes, and a little barbeque sauce. I still use that method to braise other cut of pork, but the feet you can keep | |
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