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I have a plain dorm fridge maybe $120-$150 bucks from Lowe's or Home Depot. It's been sitting on the patio for probably 7 years. I'll throw it away and get another when it dies. my only complaint is I have to adjust the cold settings for winter & summer weather, otherwise my beer freezes in the winter.

re: Question for Bourre players

Posted by FrizzleFry on 6/7/17 at 8:14 pm
My people are from St Landry parish. Around there, if you've got a cinch hand, you play the highest card. Otherwise you've renegged. Rules may be different in other regions.

re: Xm193 ammo

Posted by FrizzleFry on 8/12/10 at 1:47 pm
Sure, I have a couple thousand rounds of it myself. It's good stuff.

re: Tampa restaurant suggestions?

Posted by FrizzleFry on 5/24/10 at 10:23 am
Try the Columbia Resturant in Ybor City for some traditional Cuban food. It's been open since 1905, lots of history in there.

re: 30 years ago today

Posted by FrizzleFry on 1/12/10 at 8:13 am
I think the plane was owned by Bert Turner/Harmony/Nichols Consrtuction.

re: Sausage vs andouille

Posted by FrizzleFry on 12/29/09 at 12:45 pm
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pounce (stuffed Stoumach)w/ gravy. Haven't seen that in ages


We had one for Christmas. You can still find them around Ville Platte in several of the meat markets.

re: Sausage vs andouille

Posted by FrizzleFry on 12/29/09 at 12:08 pm
You're right Otis, what most people call andouille is quite different than the original version. Nothing went to waste in the older days. thats why some folks like myself grew up eating things like tounge, brains, bouee'(?sp), Paunche (?sp), etc.. (I guess old habits are hard to break, b/c I'm only 35,and I enjoy many of these dishes today. So this isn't something that only happened generations ago)

I think that during the cajun food popluarity explosion, Andouille, was a food that was re-invented as a glorified sausage twist on old-fashioned cajun smoked sausage and sold to the public who wanted to try anything "cajun". Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the product sold as Andouille today, It's just not what I grew up eating as andouille. :cheers:

re: Sausage vs andouille

Posted by FrizzleFry on 12/29/09 at 11:23 am
My people are from St. Landry Parish. Growing up for us, andouille was the intestines stuffed into another intestine and then smoked. It resembeled a sausage, but was quite different in taste/texture. It seems that definition over time that has changed. Now it seems to be a larger version of a sausage with coarser ground meat inside the casing.

re: I'm proud to be a tiger fan today

Posted by FrizzleFry on 12/1/09 at 9:47 am
Thanks for the prayers from everyone, I know the family is very appreciative of all who had a hand in pulling this together.

I'm proud to be a tiger fan today

Posted by FrizzleFry on 12/1/09 at 8:48 am
There's alot of negative talk & grumbling around here lately. Regardless of whats been happening, a lot of people at LSU took time yesterday to show a family a good time around the LSU campus, and brighten a little boy's day.
:geauxtigers:

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re: Washington's Touchdown Siren...

Posted by FrizzleFry on 9/6/09 at 12:08 pm
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the guy in the pink cap and leotard


the wife fell out laughing at him, so I had to rewind it to see it myself. I noticed he was standing by himself, imagine that. Who'd stand next to that? He was strange.

re: Colt David DWI

Posted by FrizzleFry on 8/30/09 at 3:32 pm
The Advocate pissed me off with their story... They could have just listed his name with the others who were arrested, yet they chose to use the bold extra large font to draw extra attention to it.

re: Tyler Edwards

Posted by FrizzleFry on 8/11/09 at 9:53 am
I know some guys who'd carry BB pistol & gallon ziploc bags in their backpack. Pop a squirrel or two between classes, and throw it in the bag. They'd clean them in their apartments after class. It allowed for lighter food bills and more beer money.
The wife & I ran into J Russel & D Bowe at Dillards one time. DB brought over shirt & pants combos to my wife to ask her if they matched. He like myself evidently has a hard time matching stuff.

re: Taste of Tiger Tailgating

Posted by FrizzleFry on 7/24/09 at 10:48 am
I went last year for the first time, and enjoyed myself. I'll probably go again this year. I think tickets are $20 each. There are many restaurants and catering companies that set up booths, so I'm pretty sure that you could find something to your liking over there in the food department. Alcohol is "all you can drink" but there will be a hefty line at the beer booth, so that will limit your consumption somewhat. It was Bud products last year for the most part. I do remember some booths having alcohol of various types as well. All in all, I'd say it was a pretty good time.

re: Some under the radar LA players

Posted by FrizzleFry on 7/23/09 at 4:38 pm
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Any relation to former New Orleans Saint Jerry Fontenot?



No, I don't think so