If I'm honest, that flavour doesn't seem the most appetizing.... is that just because I'm British?
I could be wrong though - biscuits are good and gravy is good, so a combination may well be as good as you say. But I'll pass.
I could be wrong though - biscuits are good and gravy is good, so a combination may well be as good as you say. But I'll pass.
American biscuits aren't the same as your biscuits, that may be why.
They're not sweet or anything. It's just more or less fluffy/flakey baked bread. And the gravy that is used is usually a milk based sausage gravy that is thickish.
Oh my god that looks so good.
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The first picture made me really hungry but the second kinda looks like puke, not going to lie.
American biscuits aren't the same as your biscuits, that may be why.
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They're not sweet or anything. It's just more or less fluffy/flakey baked bread. And the gravy that is used is usually a milk based sausage gravy that is thickish.
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Oh my god that looks so good.
Anyway, I assume "American gravy" is the stuff that they do at KFC? If so, that stuff is amazing. Time to stop talking about food at almost 2 AM lol
I think what KFC uses as gravy is 'brown gravy', which is most commonly added to things like mashed potatoes. I'm not a huge brown gravy fan but do like it when it's home made (but haven't had homemade brown gravy in probably ten years... my grandma made some great gravy).The first picture made me really hungry but the second kinda looks like puke, not going to lie.
American biscuits aren't the same as your biscuits, that may be why.
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They're not sweet or anything. It's just more or less fluffy/flakey baked bread. And the gravy that is used is usually a milk based sausage gravy that is thickish.
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Oh my god that looks so good.
Anyway, I assume "American gravy" is the stuff that they do at KFC? If so, that stuff is amazing. Time to stop talking about food at almost 2 AM lol
The gravy used on biscuits is milk based gravy. and often has some meat or chunks of meat added to it... usually ground breakfast sausage or bits of fried meat like chicken. I've also had really (really) good milk gravy with rabbit in it. Otherwise I think it's meatless but used on meat. Milk gravy is also really good on things like country fried steak (pictured below).
Damn, now I am getting hungry!
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So has Maarten just ruled out the possibility of seeing another CC shill/summer host on LEB for a while?
Or.. tin foil hat theory..
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I guess it comes down to if he only lists locations that have it, or can a provider get listed so long as they have IPV6 somewhere in their setup. If it's the former, then yes, it'll be a fairly big blow to CC since there's many of their locations that are unlikely to get V6 (Atlanta, San Jose, New Jersey the ones i'm thinking of). If it's the latter, then it's likely Buffalo will get V6 as a soon(tm) thing and this is just a quick way to make Buffalo some extra sales ("Well hey, if you have v6 we can post you...").
Granted, as Mao said, nothings stopping a host from turning up an HE tunnel to each of their nodes and give V6 that way. It's not hard and if you really care for it, you'll get it done. When we were with CC we kept getting promised V6 - "It's on the way", "Our techs are testing it as we speak", "Hey this weekend man
" - was all I heard from Biloh. As we finally came to our roll out deadline, we simply said screw it and got a BGP tunnel from HE.Francisco
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drmike
100% Tier-1 Gogent
CC has promised IPv6 since 2011(?).
Sold customers into colo contracts with such coming soon over and over.
CC did some announce of IPv6 space a while back. I assume their Buffalo location can handle IPv6. 1+1 I take this choice "Maybe Maarten has learnt of CC plans to actually pull their finger out and support IPv6?"
With prices I saw recently on full racks there (barely covers the power) they need to do something to get interest going. I can read the ~ $600 rack as aggressive sales tactic or desperation to get the new facility cash neutral ASAP.
Sold customers into colo contracts with such coming soon over and over.
CC did some announce of IPv6 space a while back. I assume their Buffalo location can handle IPv6. 1+1 I take this choice "Maybe Maarten has learnt of CC plans to actually pull their finger out and support IPv6?"
With prices I saw recently on full racks there (barely covers the power) they need to do something to get interest going. I can read the ~ $600 rack as aggressive sales tactic or desperation to get the new facility cash neutral ASAP.
DomainBop
Dormant VPSB Pathogen
drmike
100% Tier-1 Gogent
Enzu is a repeat spam offender. Too many IPs, too much organized spam activity. Remove the spam the place won't be happy for owners pocketbook.
#6 on Spamhaus Top 10 list now.
DomainBop
Dormant VPSB Pathogen
So has Maarten just ruled out the possibility of seeing another CC shill/summer host on LEB for a while?
Or.. tin foil hat theory..
Hidden Content
I'm a big supporter of IPv6 but I think listing only hosts that support IPv6 on LEB is a big mistake because the place it will hit hardest is the listings from providers in "exotic locations" where IPv6 adaptation is even lower than it is in the US/Europe. Not a single one of the "exotic" listings posted on LEB this year offered IPv6.
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"The upper level low that gave us the clouds and showers yesterday has exited the region."
...what in the hell is an "upper level low"? Our newscasters here ... especially weatherpeople/meteorologists.... are crazy.
They also love the term "rain in the form of showers." ....really?
...what in the hell is an "upper level low"? Our newscasters here ... especially weatherpeople/meteorologists.... are crazy.
They also love the term "rain in the form of showers." ....really?
I need to get some of those chips. My best friend and I, during our late teens/early 20s, when we were "finding ourselves", used to have some of the best, most in-depth conversations in the middle of the night, over All You Can Eat Biscuits & Gravy ... and a "Rasher" of bacon at Jubitz Truck Stop...lmao. http://jubitz.com/
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Changed jobs at work and became a forklift driver. Just got my license yesterday.
Anyone else licensed to drive a forklift?
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Tyler
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Changed jobs at work and became a forklift driver. Just got my license yesterday.
Anyone else licensed to drive a forklift?
Congrats!
And hell no, I'm barely licensed to drive a car.
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DomainBop
Dormant VPSB Pathogen
MPServ LLC was dissolved in August 2014:
https://tnbear.tn.gov/Ecommerce/FilingDetail.aspx?CN=158146072172043067013074058074040128044218234015
WHOIS info shows the domains Orbitservers.com and MPServ.net are registered to this non-existent company (violation of ICANN rules) and incorrectly lists the address as Tennessee. (sites were purchased by a New York company last year who has a long history of not updating the public records of acquisitions so it can commit tax fraud)
@dumbfuckjonbilohfixyourshit
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moving right along to a domain registered 10 days ago:
https://tnbear.tn.gov/Ecommerce/FilingDetail.aspx?CN=158146072172043067013074058074040128044218234015
WHOIS info shows the domains Orbitservers.com and MPServ.net are registered to this non-existent company (violation of ICANN rules) and incorrectly lists the address as Tennessee. (sites were purchased by a New York company last year who has a long history of not updating the public records of acquisitions so it can commit tax fraud)
@dumbfuckjonbilohfixyourshit
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moving right along to a domain registered 10 days ago:
his retirement didn't last long...Quote said:
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AuroraZero
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Changed jobs at work and became a forklift driver. Just got my license yesterday.
Anyone else licensed to drive a forklift?
*slowly raises his hand*
Have been since the late 90's when I graduated high school. Wish some one would hire me to do that kind of job again. Ah well the time sure goes by when you aren't looking.
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