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Friday, August 09, 2024

Yeah man, you gotta season the chicken so it'll crust up

A South Carolina family let their chicken preparation preferences get the better of them as a get-together dedicated to cooking and supper devolved into an odd and violent brawl, according to law enforcement.

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A third party then made their way to the kitchen and fired a 9 mm handgun into the ceiling to stop the attack, according to the report. But the respite did not last very long.
FROM HERE

9 comments:

  1. A phrase you don’t hear everyday, “chicken frying fracas“. I like it. 😄
    Ed

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    1. True, that. The writer did a further fine job with:
      At stake in the alleged fight was both pride and poultry.
      The fowl dispute occurred on Sunday evening...
      ...an on-and-off again contretemps that began over the flavor, or apparent lack thereof, of the chicken being cooked by the man.

      One of the better written news articles I read in a long time!

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    2. "What in the chicken fryin' fracas is going on here!" is clean & funny.
      I'll use it.
      CC

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  2. I read the story and had to go back and look at the mugshots 3 times to make sure it wasn’t satire. That ain’t your typical white folks disturbance.

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    1. Not if chicken or watermelon are involved, nossir.

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  3. I doubt this occurred on Pawley's Island or in the Debordieu (sarcastically pronounced Debbie-Doo by Carolinians).Colony. For non-Carolinas people the average SFR in both is north of $2MM.

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  4. YaKnow,, even if they get a few days apart, that just sounds like a relationship that has reached its end.

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  5. It's a thing of beauty, it is.

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  6. Let's be sensitive and Non Judgmental. Some families sit at the kitchen table playing Cards or a family cook out. Others just beat the shit out of each other.
    Both can be a time for family bonding,

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