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You know, I've heard of hominy before, but I've never ever seen it. |
mmmmmmm
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They are... yummy!
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If you say so...
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Originally Posted by Westley
They are... yummy!
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I had to eat that stuff in pre-school. 41 years later and I still can't get the awful taste out of my mouth. That stuff is corn soaked in lye.
Lyes!
Hominy is pretty good, my dad uses it for his menudo recipe.
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Originally Posted by Unknown_User
Hominy is pretty good, my dad uses it for his menudo recipe.
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you're cooking Ricky Martin????!!!
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rite nao!
No one else did it... so I felt I had to.
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Awesome! Thanks... I have a new poster for my wall now.
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Originally Posted by Thirty-Seven
No one else did it... so I felt I had to.
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While I've never eaten "regular" hominy, that particular type of corn is what's used to make grits.
I had to eat hominy as a kid. It was awful.
Funny thing is, I like grits with some cheese, butter, salt and pepper, but just hominy? No thanks!
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Still waiting for Ghost Widow's booty.
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Mmm, i like grits as well. It's hard to find places that make really good grits in New England.
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Originally Posted by GibsonMcCoy
I had to eat hominy as a kid. It was awful.
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Dr. Todt's theme.
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Personal answers to this question about the two bodies of Ghost Widow:
-cheap Foreign Knock-off
-silver Age Cloning
-Ghost widow used to have the power to make perfect copies of herself
-One is a fake
-Good twin!
-Praetorian Ghost Widow
-Steelclaw joke.
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City of Heroes is a game about freedom of expression and variety of experiences far more so than it is about representing any one theme, topic or genre.
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There's a mill up in Helen, GA that still grinds the corn with a stone. It's great.
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Originally Posted by Schismatrix
Mmm, i like grits as well. It's hard to find places that make really good grits in New England.
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Praetorian GW is still alive. (She's the "Resistance" woman you see in some sigs.)|
Originally Posted by AzureSkyCiel
Personal answers to this question about the two bodies of Ghost Widow:
-cheap Foreign Knock-off -silver Age Cloning -Ghost widow used to have the power to make perfect copies of herself -One is a fake -Good twin! -Praetorian Ghost Widow -Steelclaw joke. |
I just had a thought: Maybe it's a conspiracy theory, and the Freedom Phalanx HQ is actually a front for an Arachnos base?
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Uh... really? The brunette? Can I get a link on that?
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Originally Posted by Teeth
Praetorian GW is still alive. (She's the "Resistance" woman you see in some sigs.)
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Here you go, but she goes by her "real" human name, Belladonna.
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Originally Posted by FunstuffofDoom
Uh... really? The brunette? Can I get a link on that?
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Huh. Cool.
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Originally Posted by Westley
Here you go, but she goes by her "real" human name, Belladonna.
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Yeah, Belladonna Vetrano... so she's obviously Chinese!
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Obviously Aracnos stole it from Freedom Corp.|
Originally Posted by AzureSkyCiel
This is even MORE confusing when you realize that in one of Scirocco's arcs you DO retrieve Ghost Widow's body FROM AN ARACHNOS BASE!
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And then Blue Shield stole it back.
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Blue Steel didn't need to steal it, he walked up to Lord Recluse and said "Give me Ghost Widow's body." And they give it to him.
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Originally Posted by LordSquigie
Obviously Aracnos stole it from Freedom Corp.
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You know, I've heard of hominy before, but I've never ever seen it.