poboy is just a sammich, you know that right?
but still oyster sammich sounds horrendous
Danny and Clydes on Clearview huh?
yes sir
Only a matter of time before Im in line behind you ordering one as well you know that right?

Look how cheap they are w the oysters I bet Deanies has a better one.
I bet I'd still be waiting in line at Deannie's
Thats what video poker is for
hey guys who wants to do plat chat Im bored
On my way!!!!
poboy is just a sammich, you know that right?
but still oyster sammich sounds horrendous
Good fuckin Sammich if done right.The one he has is a sorry wannabe from a gas station though
LOL at BEST po boys(Cheapest maybe)But not best
Where wood you recommend? (and don't say fucking Deannie's)
"We never close" on Chef Hwy off Read
My bullet proof vest is in the cleaners
I got perma bant from Cooter Browns in 95 I used to love that place.
they woodn't remember you now
meat up! I'm buying
My pic was on the wall for years.Im staying in Slidell today bro rollin tamales
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Cum help me roll
that looks like fried trash
It's a waste of an oyster to cook one.
you like to eat them alive?
Well, freshly killed, yes.
Oysters must be eaten alive, or cooked alive.
Oyster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
you're knot a coonass
It's a waste of an oyster to cook one.
When you open an oyster, you cut it loose from its shell. If it's not dead in those 2 minutes it took to get to you it's barely alive. You store them alive, shuck them, and serve them immediately. So dead for a minute or taking their last oyster breath. Either way, some raw oysters, some fresh horseradish, and a dash of tobasco, and the Nev is a happy ngr.
The words of a man who has never had an oyster poboy.
Don't sass me womin!!
It's not my fault you don't know southern culture. If we know anything in the south, we damn sure know good food. Not the ridiculously complicated fine dining you can find in cities, but the kind of food that is dreadfully unhealthy but tastes like something your mom should have made for you growing up. When I take my cooking anywhere and I make my simple southern dishes, they are always an absolute hit - example being that pumpkin pear soup I told you about. That recipe came from a 1950's cookbook that was a collection of Southern church women's recipes.
you like to eat them alive?
Oysters good a million ways not just fried or raw
thank you forrest
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