Perhaps the BEST B1G Forum anywhere, here at College Football Fan Site, CFB51!!!

derail the rankings thread????

It's odd to me how an English word can mean completely different things, like how "rank" can mean "smells bad".  Or put in order of ...  Or military status ...

This trips up my wife at times.

September 25th already ...

I'd try it:



"Here barbecue means one thing and one thing only: pork- specifically, 15 to 20-pound hams slow-cooked over hickory and oak. The finished pork is chopped into long shreds and dressed in a thin, tangy red sauce, and it's infused with the rich, juicy smoke flavor that you can only get from a direct heat pit." - Robert F. Moss, Southern Living's "The South's Top 50 BBQ Joints of 2023"

Fresh Air Barbeque (freshairbarbecue.com)

What makes Fresh Air unique is the old-fashioned wood burning pit that many consider to be a working piece of Southern Barbecue History.  Wood is a very important aspect of cooking barbecue, giving it a distinct flavor. Fresh Air only uses a combination of Hickory and Oak.  We take great pride in cooking our food the same way it has been cooked for over 80 years. The design of the pit was invented by Toots Caston, founder of Fresh Air Bar-B-Que, in the 1940’s and remains unchanged to this day.  The pit is very labor and time intensive and requires many hours of tending to, even through the night in order to cook our hams in a traditional manner. We operate our pit 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

It's odd to me how an English word can mean completely different things, like how "rank" can mean "smells bad".  Or put in order of ...  Or military status ...

This trips up my wife at times.

September 25th already ...

Which is why the dictionary does not define a word, context does. This trips up so many people when learning a foreign language, they look words up in a lexicon and say it must mean this, when the context of it useage is something different.

Images: View-rific Atlanta student housing tower named best in U.S. | Urbanize Atlanta

I still am amazed at these "dorms".  I presume they are spreading "everywhere".  My buddy says a lot of Asians come here for school and for them money is no object.  After my first year I moved to an off campus private dorm that was "nice" for the times, we had a pool and a cafeteria that was OK.  It was closer to my classes which was a plus.  I guess the times are achangin' ...

Here Are 12 Cities People Voted as the “Snobbiest” in America (msn.com)

Just a list.

The fact that it’s “people voted” is odd. That methodology has to be very specific and actually might be interesting (not very scientific, to be sure)

ZOMG THE SCIENCE!!!!!