HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 07:10:45 -0400, John H. wrote:


I believe it's chitin, not chitlin. Also the basis for glucosamine.
Would that be 'hand slung' or machine cleaned chitlins?

Wikipedia verifies your spelling.

Beats me. I think I'd like to try them, but I've never had
chitlins. Although, I have had intestine cased sausages from the
local German pork store.

Anyone who wants to try chitlins', needs to come to the Chitlin'
Strut Festival held in Salley SC. Drive sound on I85 till you smell
it, turn left till you feel like someone has hit you in the face
with a pile of pig manure, then you are there.

If you are coming down I95, follow the same directions, but turn
right off of I95


http://www.chitlinstrut.com/info.htm

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tips/...tionNo=%3D1176



Wow...Reggie googled chitlins. Impressive.

Harry,

I have been ignoring your comments, but you just follow me around
making a rude comments about everyone of my posts. You and JimH need
to find a new hobby instead of being so fixated on me. I know you and
Jimh are jealous because my son actually is a success, and was given a
fellowship into the school rated number one in his field of study, but
what can I say.



Tit for tat, Reggiecrap, tit for tat.

Your son is a success? Why should anyone believe you have a son, a name,
a boat, a house, or a car?

If your imaginary son is such a success, why can't he pick out and buy
his own computer?

He did pick out his own computer. I wanted to buy him
a PC as a birthday gift to save money, he asked for me to give him the
money and
he would pay the difference for a MACPRO. I researched it a little more
and MAC is becoming common in collegiate research programs. If he feels
that strongly about it, I figured I would just give him a little nicer gift.

Did I mention, that not only was he given a fellowship, but it was to
the TOP school in his field of study. He hasn't mentioned getting a Dr.
Dr. degree, but I doubt he will. I think he will be too busy molding
the minds of bright students and publishing papers to get a double
doctoral program.


So, when's the last time you sat down to a plate of chitlins and
fixings? When you google them down, do you have to take an antacid?

I have never tasted a chitlin, but have been to the Chitlin Festival as
a joke. The smell downwind, kept me from tasting them.