Contest Etiquette

[JD McGee]

You cook?

He has to...those Hell's Angel folks can pack it away...food that is...amongst other things too I'm sure...

 

[Scottie]

I was drinking, er cooking with Andy.:redface:

Damn. You Air Force guys are bad ass.... :twisted:

 

[Plowboy]

I was drinking, er cooking with Andy.:redface:

That would explain the scores. :heh:

Damn. You Air Force guys are bad ass.... :twisted:

El Jefe 2012 - MFBOD! :drama:

 

[Jorge]

Damn. You Air Force guys are bad ass.... :twisted:

Why don't you get on the road so your girls can go see Mike and Beth and eat some good ribs:evil::becky:

 

[Big Poppa]

hahahaha Yeah I cook.

 

[Plowboy]

hahahaha Yeah I cook.

I thought that was you on episode 3 of Cupcake Wars. :becky:

 

[rookiedad]

i know that this is over but i've been thinking about it for a day and had something to add. please don't take it like i am trying to re-flame this whole thing as i respect the mutual agreement of the original participants.
*begin rant*
This is AMERICA! no one can tell you what and what not to do unless it's against the law, and if Mr.Trigg wanted to keep it a secret i think the burden of doing that should fall on him. he could take it inside. also, remember that when Michael Jordan slam dunks he does not ask anyone to advert their eyes, and no one else asks for him. the difficulty is in the execution as i'm sure Mr. Trigg would agree. this is a sport and it is becomming a spectator sport. spectators are good for this sport. lets treat them nice even if the do make things rough at times.
*rant over*
thank you.

 

[Scottie]

Why don't you get on the road so your girls can go see Mike and Beth and eat some good ribs:evil::becky:

I guess i need to start paying attention to what he is saying in the comp class...

 

[boogiesnap]

i know that this is over but i've been thinking about it for a day and had something to add. please don't take it like i am trying to re-flame this whole thing as i respect the mutual agreement of the original participants.
*begin rant*
This is AMERICA! no one can tell you what and what not to do unless it's against the law, and if Mr.Trigg wanted to keep it a secret i think the burden of doing that should fall on him. he could take it inside. also, remember that when Michael Jordan slam dunks he does not ask anyone to advert their eyes, and no one else asks for him. the difficulty is in the execution as i'm sure Mr. Trigg would agree. this is a sport and it is becomming a spectator sport. spectators are good for this sport. lets treat them nice even if the do make things rough at times.
*rant over*
thank you.

this is not a sport.

bill belichick will not sell his playbook for $750. NTTAWWT. nor can you learn how to dunk like MJ, no matter how many times you watch or try...but cooking, yeah it can be done.

it's entertainment.

for some, it's business.

 

[Big Poppa]

If Johnny wanted everybody to see what he was doing we would turn the cooker around. The question was etiquette....not the constitution.

 

[rookiedad]

this is not a sport.

bill belichick will not sell his playbook for $750. NTTAWWT. nor can you learn how to dunk like MJ, no matter how many times you watch or try...but cooking, yeah it can be done.

it's entertainment.

for some, it's business.

i'm not so sure you want to be using belichick as an example, besides play books have covers just like recipe books... plays and cooking... thats a choice.
even though this exchange is probably keeping this going longer than it needs to be, i feel strongly, not only about this event, but ones similar to this, but that might be for a different thread... with all due respect! :-D

 

[Big Poppa]

I dont beleive that anyone who wasnt there really knows enough to feel strongly one way or the other.... I do know that the original poster and I are fine.....

 

[boogiesnap]

i'm not so sure you want to be using belichick as an example, besides play books have covers just like recipe books... plays and cooking... thats a choice.
even though this exchange is probably keeping this going longer than it needs to be, i feel strongly, not only about this event, but ones similar to this, but that might be for a different thread... with all due respect! :-D

agreed. and the more i think about it, the argument that it is actually a sport has certainly got some merit. but that's for another place and time.

glad to hear all worked out well. :thumb:

 

[ThomEmery]

This seems kinda done
glad folks are civilized well sorta ;0)