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Ever1ast

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Hey PIFfers - couple quick questions for you since this is all about chit chat anyways. I joined the PIF group but I've kind of stayed away just because I want to be absolutely sure I know how all this works before I participate. Don't want to get yelled at when I mess something up lol.

I'm going through what I have and setting aside juice and prefilled carts (if anyone even uses the carts) with flavors I tried and found they just weren't for me. Most are either 5 or 10 ml bottles. What I'm hoping is to be able to pass these onto someone and be able to get an assortment from vendors I haven't tried yet in return. I know, it seems kind of redundant to ask, since that's what PIF is all about anyway. But whats the best way to go about it? Should I stick with the regular PIF thread...wait till I see something I lilke, then put these up in return? Or should I watch the TC thread, and offer these in there? Just looking for the best way to start till I get accustomed to PIF. Thanks all... :)
 
The CBI was really a nightmare. It was within weeks of coming to the US permanently. If you gave me a lineup I still couldn't identify the craptastic foods they ordered for me. Assurances of good old Southern food, biscuits, and sweet tea. All hosted by the equivalent of a Red Neck Adam's Family. While extensively polite and to this day very much loving, I'm fairly sure they use Raccoon hairs and Alligator eczema as grooming products.

The meal itself consisted of salt and beer seasoned with what was apparently beef and potatoes. Washed down with diabetic shock inducing "sweet" tea that would have challenged the constitution of an ant colony.

I was, quite literally, afraid to eat again for days until I discovered Cheerios. -Magnus

ROFLMAOPMP magnus, Although I eat real southern food (not cracker barrel, but real food)- that description just tickled the snot right out of me!! And it really is true. LOL

Everything I eat is fried, and usually covered in gravy or hot sauce, since I am a Native Texacun and Tex Mex is better than real mexican food. Every meal is accompanied by a bread of some sort, always homemade (unless its white bread, in that case its Mrs Bairds or NOTHING), including tortillias, biscuts, yeast rolls, and cornbread (real cornbread, not the kind that has enough sugar to taste like cake).
and I wont drink Tea unless it was made with Sugar WHILE hot. and then poured over a glass full of ice. Dont bring it to me and bring me out sugar in a packet. If you aint got sweet tea, bring me a dr Pepper.

I will eat almost any critter you can kill, and like apple in my tuna fish. I have NEVER eaten pot roast, or chicken and dumplins at a resturant, DO NOT put anything except salt and pepper on my steak, and DO NOT cook it all the way through- and I refuse to eat chili with beans in it.

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and up until 6 months ago I was on 24.5kb dial up and was proud to have that. when I was using my first computer 14 years ago I honestly dont know what the dial up speed was.
 

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Hey PIFfers - couple quick questions for you since this is all about chit chat anyways. I joined the PIF group but I've kind of stayed away just because I want to be absolutely sure I know how all this works before I participate. Don't want to get yelled at when I mess something up lol.

I'm going through what I have and setting aside juice and prefilled carts (if anyone even uses the carts) with flavors I tried and found they just weren't for me. Most are either 5 or 10 ml bottles. What I'm hoping is to be able to pass these onto someone and be able to get an assortment from vendors I haven't tried yet in return. I know, it seems kind of redundant to ask, since that's what PIF is all about anyway. But whats the best way to go about it? Should I stick with the regular PIF thread...wait till I see something I lilke, then put these up in return? Or should I watch the TC thread, and offer these in there? Just looking for the best way to start till I get accustomed to PIF. Thanks all... :)

As your still a new vapor...and I'm assuming wanting to try other flavors out yourself the original PIF is the best way.
If your looking for quick and simple, and not looking for anything in return go with the TC thread.
There is also the swaps, where you can offer it up and ask for something.
Really isnt a best way to go about it...up to you :)
 

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Q - I think I may let them do it. As Sarge said - it would be a great science experiment - heck I may video tape it and DS#3 can use it for his science fair experiment (which is due in Feb ) it's never too soon to start right? lol

I'm from an area that is a board southern state but did not grow up with sweet tea. Many years ago DH & I were in Florida visiting friends and I ordered ice tea and as was my habit, added a packet of pink stuff to it. ODEARGoodness! I gagged and nearly shot it out my nose!! DH & our friends had a good chuckle. I'm quick to verify that my tea is unsweetened now.
 

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If you order iced tea in the south you automatically get sweetened tea. If you want the other stuff you order "unsweetened tea" and watch the waitress as she goes into complete meltdown and scrambles to figure out how to say "we don't have that" without actually saying "what are ya, a damn yankee?"
 

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Sweet tea please. 2 cups per gallon.
The South: where its perfectly acceptable to have banana and mayo sandwiches (as long as its Blue Plate and Sunbeam), where the tea is as sweet as syrup (pernounced serp), anything is good fried (even dough), and the southern belles can pass out insults without repercussion as long as "bless her heart" follows said insult.
 
yep :)

VERY few of my veggies do I eat that are not fried. even the ones I dont fry have grease in them- collards, lots of bacon grease and maybe even a hamhock, heck, I even bake my corn in a blackskillet filled with grease. or if I boil it, I slather it with butter and salt. LOL
 
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