Hmmmmm??? Peppers anyone???
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Always a good Idea to find the right brand of Tires. Can’t hurt to check the air pressure, you just never know if there’s an upgrade available.
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My wife changed up her pepper recipe and cut them up instead of stuffing them. WAY better than trying to cut that ******* and getting the right ratio of meat and peppers.
What was the topic again?
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I may come to your house for supper when the Mrs.makes those peppers.
I think Bermuda wanted the Steelers to kick the tires on Jabrill Peppers. I don’t know what he has left in the tank but it couldn’t hurt to find out.
I love the stuffed peppers from Costco BTW...
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Julius Peppers
Hell yeah
He’s gotta have some juice left
Maybe Cam won’t feel so old
Could use the extra rusher
Kick the tires
Sign him up
Hell yeah
He’s gotta have some juice left
Maybe Cam won’t feel so old
Could use the extra rusher
Kick the tires
Sign him up
Do it lady!
Pepper in Korean is pronounced gochu.
Gochu is also the word for penis.
Gochu is also the word for penis.
Your knowlege of both pepper and penis is extraordinary.
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I grow a ton of peppers. So many jalapeños that I dehydrate and then grind to dust. Lost of different kinds.
Have never tried a Jabrill Pepper.
I do not have the skill set to give an educated guess.
And so for that reason, I am out.
Have never tried a Jabrill Pepper.
I do not have the skill set to give an educated guess.
And so for that reason, I am out.
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Is Jabril Korean for gigantic?
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You are what you eat
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You may be out, but still #1 in my “Pepper Growers of Steeler Nation”
I make stuffed peppers and freeze then for winter time use.
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So, Pepper grower, not show-er
I have gochujang paste in my refrigerator .
It's pretty spicy, but its a hot spicy not penis spicy.
It's pretty spicy, but its a hot spicy not penis spicy.
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Something about peckers, or something?
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Sauteed peppers and thinly sliced venison for the win.
I had some of that Korean gochujang sauce on duck wings last night with toasted peanuts, cilantro and sesame seeds .......... very tasty
Roll Tide
LOL
I actually did laugh out loud
You’re the first person I’ve come across not Korean that keeps that stuff in their fridge!
You keep kimchi too?
Those are foods you either love or hate.
The only reason my Korean wife married me….
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Any more word on this? I haven’t seen anything leaning towards the Steelers bringing him in.
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I love kimchi but don't usually have it around.
I've travelled throught SE Asia and Japan a few times and love the food from that part of the world. Kimchi, gyoza, all the different curries, Malay noodle dishes etc.
We eat a lot of Asian style food here at the Speedicut household.
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I dated a Korean in high school. Her mom loved me. Dad hated me.
The mom taught me how to make Kimchi. Good stuff