it's a midwest thing. you don't want to know about the crisco with sugar...
[#70599]
Written by: bueffelfell [03/12/2007, 14:32]
for everyone still lookin for the 720p version, look it up on pirate bay!
i just downloaded it in 67 min
big up to all dexter watching friends!!!
[#70609]
Written by: dvd king [03/12/2007, 16:56]
Quote by wrecche
Quote by tvfan
Quote by xxosurfer3xx
waiting for the 720p...
waiting for breakfast.
hoping for biscuits and gravy...
wtf ? what sort of biscuits do you eat with damn gravy? biscuits are a
confectionery here.. do you mean crackers? like savory cheese/mecican herb corn
chips?
you are in no way elucidating your point by negating obvious facts and assuming
commonness.
or are you simply a deviant who enjoys nabisco swiss creme cookies with a
topping of campbell's real gravy roast chicken on a cold winter morn?
siko..
if you want the recipe for biscuits and gravy, just give jesse and festus a
call and they will oblige you with said recipe. but when they come round don`t
under any notion ring a bell near festus as he will change and get very
very angry and snap, ring said bell again and he`ll change back to his normal
docile self. also don`t turn your back on jesse i think he`s a little strange.
p.s. don`t under anyreason invite festus to your local church for bell
practice. you`ve been warned.
[#70617]
Written by: zype [03/12/2007, 18:29]
another awesome episode!
can't see any better show then dexter!
[#70621]
Written by: MACgOD [03/12/2007, 19:23]
lol @ 60" plasma guy...
thats like me saying:
"i watch this show every week in hd on my 46' sony bravia xbr (piano black), but
i still download it here"
also a true statement. but lcd slays plasma, enjoy your burnt in images of
james doakes.
just bustin' balls, but i dl this show to share the love with those less fortunate.
[#70667]
Written by: refreshe [04/12/2007, 02:42]
"for those without a family or desire less servings cut the recipe in half."
..or tenths.
southern recipes, as good as they sound, really worry me. it's really
considered breakfast to some people?
ok, enough ot.
awesome episode of dexter. doakes' reactions were awesome.
[#70668]
Written by: fxginbcn [04/12/2007, 02:49]
2 things -
1- i lived in the deepest south there is, miami, for 20 years....... and never
heard of gravy for breakfast
2- i am not surprised that southerners eat gravy for breakfast...... if any of
you have ever traveled, you have seen that the us is the only country in the
world with such morbidly obese people...... people who cant even walk out the
door................
so i have a question for all you gravy eaters? (i love a good gravy and
potateoes - but for dinner, maybe lunch) but breakfast.... whatever happened to
a bowl of cereal, or waffles, or some scrambled eggs..... the question is for
those of u who eat gravy for breakfast...... are u thin or even
athletic-looking? or are u sliightly to heavily and morbidly obese.......
just tryin to get u americans to rethink ur diet........ u do all die of heart
disease when ur 50 something...........
[#70691]
Written by: fxginbcn [04/12/2007, 05:34]
okay, maybe waffles arent the healthiest.... but ive always used honey, not
maple syrup..........
good to know that the gravy for breakfast is not an every day thing....... but
just curious, how often do you, the average american, eat fast food (this
includes tgif, applebees, outback steakhouse, and other chain restaurnts)
america, cook at home like ur grandparents used to do...... please...... stop
being so obese so i dont have to explain ur morbid obesity to these
europeans......... all they ever say about americans is,,,,, oh my god, ive
never seen so many fat people...... it kills me to think that this is what they
think about the average american........ the gravy for breakfast thing just adds
to the stereotype.....
although i do love donuts, and i eat fast food once a month (not more i
swear)........ my advice to everyone, eat fish..... im done
[#70715]
Written by: fxginbcn [04/12/2007, 09:28]
and its interesting to think u think there is celery in syrup... hehe
:)
[#70719]
Written by: al1984 [04/12/2007, 10:17]
Quote by fxginbcn
1- i lived in the deepest south there is, miami, for 20
years....... and never heard of gravy for breakfast
if you've ever been to fark.com, you would realize florida has its own
problems...
actually, biscuits and gravy comes to us from the old days. of course, corn/
wheat and pigs are products of the south and nothing was wasted. this kind of
breakfast was very good for someone who had to tend to animals and plow fields
all day long. high in carbs, proteins, and fats, it is a powerhouse breakfast
for those needing it.
[#70856]
Written by: postumator [05/12/2007, 08:12]
can anyone validate the screeners? would be awesome to see eps 11&12 =d
[#70908]
Written by: PumpkinEscobar [05/12/2007, 12:43]
Quote by fxginbcn
either way, gravy for breakfast?!? whoever does that is
definitely slightly to majorly overweight........... cant imagine he just eats
salads for the rest of
the day to balance it out
why would you assume someone who eats biscuits and gravy is fat, or that one
eats them every day?
[#70910]
Written by: PumpkinEscobar [05/12/2007, 12:59]
Quote by fxginbcn
2 things -
1- i lived in the deepest south there is, miami, for 20 years....... and never
heard of gravy for breakfast
i have doubts about your claim that you lived in miami for 20 years if you never
heard of biscuits and gravy, even though miami is not 'the south.' miami is
northern cuba, or as we used to call it before 1980, 'the sixth burrough.'
Quote
2- i am not surprised that southerners eat gravy for breakfast...... if
any of
you have ever traveled, you have seen that the us is the only country in the
world with such morbidly obese people...... people who cant even walk out the
door................
never been to the u.k. or germany i see?
your narrow minded and absolute statements are frivolous. not everyone eats the
same things or are fat anywhere, whether in the states, canada or europe.
[#70940]
Written by: [05/12/2007, 17:08]
i got 11&12 on tvtorrents. very enjoyable.
the whole series has been so good that i'm just glad it got a third.
[#71062]
Written by: postumator [06/12/2007, 08:35]
will be watching these as soon as possible, however i hope they don't make the
same mistake as s1 finale. i found that they jam packed too much into the last
episode and didnt pace it out right. i notice there is one less episode this
season so fingers crossed it is a awesome conclusion that befits our hero =d
