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I'm from California, We are supposed to eat that stuff and say stuff like Duuude!

Actually have never tried it, I have tried Grits though, YUCK! Ex mother in law was from Arkansas. Have to disagree with Storm, That woman could make Spam and eggs Rock!:yes:

You have not lived until you've had your eggs with Philadelphia Scrapple. The stuff is made with whatever is left on the floor of the slaughter house. They don't waste anything, including the eyeballs!:1arghh:
 
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Re: The Lead Champion Go to Top
Thanks for your time and response. Like previously stated, fairly new to FE but not to Insurance sales. Thought that a shortcut may be applicable to this product, but who's kidding who.
My original post about the Lead Champion, located in NC still stands. They have provided sh__, and spent the $. I'm trying to help the victims who CAN'T afford their game. Again, I'll be more than happy to share my experiences.
Q: Are there any products which can be classified as "The door opener"? If so, a direction would be appreciated.

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Oh that sounds just yummy!

Like I said My ex mother in law was from the south. Her family were Dust Bowl Arkies (her words) Think Grapes of Wrath. Put a cow, pig, sheep or a slow moving dog in front of them and there was nothing left but a memory. But Damn, that woman could cook. A little bacon grease and flour, and it was on!

Frog legs were good too. They tried to get me to eat something called "Mountain Oysters" I just kept looking at that sad looking Goat.:cry: Something just did not seem right.:err:


You have not lived until you've had your eggs with Philadelphia Scrapple. The stuff is made with whatever is left on the floor of the slaughter house. They don't waste anything, including the eyeballs!:1arghh:
 
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When I was a kid, we traveled to my auntie's house in rural central Texas one Sunday. Lunch was served with several bowls of vegetables and one big bowl of cream gravy with some odd-shaped lumps. My mom leaned over and whispered to warn me not to eat any lumpy stuff in the gravy. After we finished and left, I asked mom what the lumps were. She replied that it was WHATEVER walked across their property that morning...
 
Hope they had a PO Box.
You'ld run out of mailmen.

When I was a kid, we traveled to my auntie's house in rural central Texas one Sunday. Lunch was served with several bowls of vegetables and one big bowl of cream gravy with some odd-shaped lumps. My mom leaned over and whispered to warn me not to eat any lumpy stuff in the gravy. After we finished and left, I asked mom what the lumps were. She replied that it was WHATEVER walked across their property that morning...
 

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