Hyperlynx posted:

So.... What is it, then?

MrUnderbridge posted:

The real Southern Pride flag should be quartered with biscuits and gravy, sweet tea, country ham and pimento cheese on a field argent, centered with a coon hound proper rampant.

kiimo posted:

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Tree Bucket posted:

Why is he pointing at his eye?

Tree Bucket posted:

Why is he pointing at his eye?

Tree Bucket posted:

Why is he pointing at his eye?

Sir Nose posted:

Because he has no nose

DangerDummy! posted:

Well then how does he smell?

Ghost Leviathan posted:

IIRC the important part is that they're a solid foodstuff blessed by an ordained priest. Wafers are just the cheapest and easiest way to give that out. I imagine some Masses have had to get creative.

Carthag Tuek posted:

Came across a very long baptismal record the other day, which is always interesting to me. Whenever the priest felt like writing stuff down, there's got to be good stuff there, so I usually save those in a big ol' text file. Oh also, this is in Denmark, so we're talking lutheran protestantism. Anyway:

It was from the 1730s, but the girl was born in the 1720s. It said that "due to the midwife's thoughtless act, the child was baptized in beer instead of water". It went on to specify, that when this had become public (no idea when), the bishop had declared that the girl should be re-baptized once she had reached an age where she "by teaching could know what the baptisim is, and explain the apostle's creed". Thus, the 9 year old girl was re-baptized, and indeed given a more fancy version of her original name (her request?).

I shared this with other genealogists, and a former priest told me that by contemporary law, the priest and the bishop should have lost their jobs, if not been excommunicated. The various baptist denominations that practiced adult baptism were strictly illegal in Denmark at the time. It was sufficient for a baptism to have been made in the name of the trinity etc, whether the sacrament was done with beer or water. In fact, beer would probably be safer, as it had been boiled.

kiimo posted:

Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:

There'd better be some grits on that plate

By popular demand posted:

Waffle House has a more positive and less problematic history than any country in the Americas.

So yes you should definitely get behind Waffle House as the next war of succession ignite.

A hot greasy sweet and spicy breakfast is every citizen's right!

A Bakers Cousin posted:

At this point in American history its much easier to find a brand or company to support than any social or governmental body

Elfface posted:

In 5-20 years they'll be the same thing anyway

-Zydeco- posted:

kdrudy posted:

I can hear it

Milo and POTUS posted:

yeah, don't do this

Trabant posted:

There it is!

https://twitter.com/AngryBlackLady/status/1401309119705804801?s=20

Trabant posted:

There it is!

https://twitter.com/tanyajunghans/status/1400926880757334020

edit: better embed

Trabant posted:

There it is!

https://twitter.com/tanyajunghans/status/1400926880757334020

edit: better embed

One More Fat Nerd posted:

Switch out the christian music for Ante Up by MOP and I'm very jealous of that man, ngl.