OT -- The "Choose One For The Rest Of Your Life" Thread

[847badgerfan]

Chocolate ice cream
Pass
Donuts

[NorthernOhioBuckeye]

My mom who was from the south( Tennessee) used to make home made fried chicken a couple times a month when I was a kid.  And truly homemade mashed potatoes and gravy. 

What I wouldn’t give for just one more of her chicken dinners.   

My Grandmother who lived in the south, would pressure fry fried chicken and also did the mashed potatoes and gravy. Probably my favorite meal of my life. And like you, I would love to have that one more time.

[SFBadger96]

Alaskan King Crab. I'm not a huge lobster fan, though I've had it several times in New England.

Both Portlands are great. If I had to choose, I'd take Oregon, because it is one of my favorite cities in Oregon to go, whereas I would rather go a bunch of other places in Maine (without ever being sad to go to Portland, ME).

[Cincydawg]

I like crab legs a lot, lobster I'll eat but it's not special to me at all, used to be a poor man's food.

[Wildcat4E]

I like crab legs a lot, lobster I'll eat but it's not special to me at all, used to be a poor man's food.

I live about a 2 hr drive from the geographic center of the continental US.  As such, you cannot get farther away from the ocean.

For most of my life, I've lived in counties where cattle outnumber people by magnitudes.  So these sea bugs are kind of a rarity, thusly, I have insufficient data to form an opinion.

[FearlessF]

Portland, OR

it gets cold as hell in Maine

I've driven thru OR, would love to visit Maine (in the summer/fall)

[jgvol]

Let's try a change of pace from food.

How about-- billiards, or bowling?

Bowling.  Generally a team/league event (although you can do that in billiards as well), but not the same.

Down here you'd more likely be picking between billiards and darts.

To which -- darts is the proper answer.

[bayareabadger]

I would lean gumbo. Although I don’t eat as much of it these days.

[MikeDeTiger]

Bowling.  Generally a team/league event (although you can do that in billiards as well), but not the same.

Down here you'd more likely be picking between billiards and darts.

To which -- darts is the proper answer.

Used to enjoy bowling, even though I was only okay at it.   Now, between my feet, ankles, and back, I'm definitely choosing between shooting pool and darts.

That probably depends on how sauced I am.  Pool is more fun sober, darts is more fun drunk.  Or at least funnier.  So....basically it's gonna be pool for me.  

[jgvol]

Used to enjoy bowling, even though I was only okay at it.  Now, between my feet, ankles, and back, I'm definitely choosing between shooting pool and darts.

That probably depends on how sauced I am.  Pool is more fun sober, darts is more fun drunk.  Or at least funnier.  So....basically it's gonna be pool for me. 

I hear you.  I've only bowled a few times in the last 15 years due to lower leg pain.

Shattered my leg at 34 and am toting around 2 plates, and 21 screws, and very little lateral movement in the ankle joint.

I'd pick cornhole and horseshoes over all of them.

[Cincydawg]

I once bowled 9 straight strikes to start a game.  I came up in ten not really thinking about it and the entire 32 lane bowling alley had stopped.  Needless to say ….  I think I ended with 268, well above my average around 190.  

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[MrNubbz]

My Grandmother who lived in the south, would pressure fry fried chicken and also did the mashed potatoes and gravy. 

Pretty sure that is what Colonel Sanders did when he started out

[utee94]

I hear you.  I've only bowled a few times in the last 15 years due to lower leg pain.

Shattered my leg at 34 and am toting around 2 plates, and 21 screws, and very little lateral movement in the ankle joint.

I'd pick cornhole and horseshoes over all of them.

OK fair enough, question to the masses-- cornhole or washers?