re: Caught some 104.5 a little while ago

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Caught some 104.5 a little while ago

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you dont see us listening to toothless tuscaloser radio do ya? looks like you're the concerned little bitch here

I wouldn't spend two seconds listening to an opponents radio show...........ever. regardless of circumstance

Well I'm excited, LSU has looked better, #1 team coming in.....what's not to get excited about..

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LSU is treating this like a Super Bowl. Bama week, blah, blah. They are acting like Iron Bowl week around here.
It's just another conference game....here

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This just in from the Capstone:

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"They've got a very good team, playing very, very well right now," Alabama coach Nick Saban said. "New energy and enthusiasm. There have been a lot of really good games between these two teams through the years. It's kind of developed into a rivalry game of sorts. We've both been ranked over the last eight or nine years, most of the time in the Top 10

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I may have to work on Saturday morning. Which means I won't have time to smoke any pork butts. I'm not excited about missing bbq.

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I have to work Saturday till 3......
Won't be able to cook either, going to order something to pickup, sucks but at least I get to see the game...

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It's just another conference game....

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Yeah, act like the big dog. If you don't know what this game means to both teams then you should. This is allegedly the toughest game on either teams schedule and if lost the losing team is blocked out of SECCG and potentially playoffs.

So go ahead and act like this is no big deal Bama fans. Oh yeah, and we are not the ones playing on the road either. No, not a big deal...

Dude, LSU fans don't give a frick if Alabama looks at this as a rivalry or reciprocates the animosity. It's the number one team coming into Tiger Stadium who is a division rival, has our former head coach, and has beaten us the last 5 games. LSU fans make no secret that this is generally the most anticipated game on the schedule and that we hate Bama as a general rule.

LSU doesn't have a traditional rival (Ole Miss rivalry doesn't really exist anymore) and yes this is generally the game that most closely reflects that sentiment amongst the fanbase. We get it, you have rivalries with Auburn and Tennessee. Cool. We still hate you and as long as you have Saban we will continue to circle this game on the calendar.

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Orders about to be restored

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I'd like a large order of tater tots with my orders... extra ketchup please

I like to cook pork for the arky game, Gator tail for Florida, and Chicken for South Carolina. Since I don't have a tiger meat connection...

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Make Homemade Corn Dogs for the Best Baseball-Watching Season Ever

A Snack-on-a-Stick Recipe From Cook’s Country

Why This Recipe Works: To re-create this crowd favorite at home, we made a light batter with flour, cornmeal, buttermilk, and eggs. Coating the skewered hot dogs in flour before batter-dipping ensures the batter adheres to the hot dogs. To make coating the hot dogs easy, we transfer the batter to a tall drinking glass for even, hassle free dunking.
MAKES 8 CORN DOGS
Ingredients are linked to our official taste tests and favorite products.
1 ½ cups yellow cornmeal
1 ½ cups all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons sugar
1 ½ teaspoons salt
½ teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 ¾ cups buttermilk
4 large eggs, lightly beaten
8 hot dogs
3 quarts peanut or vegetable oil
1. Set wire rack inside rimmed baking sheet. Whisk cornmeal, 1 cup flour, baking powder, baking soda, sugar, salt, and cayenne together in bowl. Whisk in buttermilk and eggs until incorporated. Place remaining ½ cup flour in shallow dish. Dredge hot dogs in flour and shake to remove excess. Thread hot dogs lengthwise onto eight 8-inch skewers.
2. Add oil to large Dutch oven until it measures about 2 inches deep and heat over medium-high heat to 350 degrees. Stir batter to recombine, then transfer half of batter to tall drinking glass. Working with one at a time, submerge hot dog in glass and twirl to coat with batter. Allow excess batter to drip back into glass and place corn dog in hot oil. Repeat immediately with 3 more hot dogs. Fry corn dogs, turning occasionally, until golden brown, 4 to 6 minutes. Transfer to wire rack. Return oil to 350 degrees and repeat with remaining batter and hot dogs. Serve.

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Being from Louisiana, you might want to double up on the cayenne.

thanks.....

You mean to tell me the Baton Rouge radio station was talking about the upcoming LSU/BAMA game that includes the undefeated #1 team in the country coming into Baton Rouge?Yeah, that is F'ed up.

You can can do better, can't you?