Re: Dinner in the year of our lord 20241031.

Carol wrote:

Dave Smith wrote:
 

On 2024-11-11 9:33 p.m., dsi1 wrote:

On Mon, 11 Nov 2024 22:12:11 +0000, jmcquown wrote:

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He also insinuates mainlanders don't ever cook in the ground.
Ever been to a clambake? (snippage)

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Yes, I've been to a clambake.  David likes to insinuate a lot of
things about "mainlanders" but he doesn't really know what he's
talking about.
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Jill

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You act like mainlanders clambake every day. That's just so silly.

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Oh Bullshit. It was more about how common it is to have pig roasts in
Hawaii. Sure the happen ... sometimes.   Some mainlanders to
clambakes .... occasionally.

 Varies with area I suspect.

Do you?
Yet you just contradicted that by your repeated claims that they're as common here as pig roasts, and they're very obviously NOT!

Ours are as likely to be crabs but the
concept is the same.  Sometimes a big fish wrapped on wet ?hay? (looked
like hay to me but only seen it once) or foil (most common).

More obfuscation and made up bullshit!
Most crabs are steam cooked, including where YOU live!

Do they randomly do any type of inground cooking where you are?

So which is it then, "random" or not?
In Hawaii pig roasts are a local mainstay, period - end of fucking discussion, ya daft old hen!