Auntie Fee
Posted on 03/19/2017 9:22:05 AM PDT by BenLurkin
Kind of reminds me of “I would rather live a day as a free man than a lifetime as a slave”.
Eat freely, or die!
“Lard is the Lord.”
I thought “Grease is the word.”
Excellent!
I recall a joke where the doc tells the man if he gives up whisky, fried foods, smoking, etc., etc., he could live until 90.
The man replies, “yeah, but what’s the use in that?”
Guessing she died happier than many of her killjoy critics.
Live by the lard, die by the lard.
Reminds me of Terrell Owens.
Auntie Fee
Everybody has choices in life. If she was happy, I’m all good with this.
There is an interesting trend in food circles these days. Restaurants have gotten over their fear of bacon and such like.
It’s probably driven somewhat by economics, but lots of the independent restaurants have embraced things like Pork Belly as an entree.
Benton’s Bacon is fairly worshiped in the Slow Food, Gravy Magazine, and Bitter Southerner culture.
I had the displeasure of running across her video once. Happy is not a word that comes to mind. She was angry, vulgar, and spiteful toward her children.
“I had the displeasure of running across her video once. Happy is not a word that comes to mind. She was angry, vulgar, and spiteful toward her children.”
^^^^^
I’ve seen a dozen or so of her videos and that was just her online shtick tailored for a certain crowd. Her son and cameraman, Tavis, would often pester her with inane question until she went off. It made for good comedy, for some people. Could she have been happier in life? Maybe.
Leviticus 3:16 all the fat is the Lords
Lard have mercy!
Did she smoke cigarettes ?
Good question as that is far more likely to have given her a heart attack than the “lard”.
The most annoying thing was the camera work. I watch "how to fix"-whatever videos as needed, and those people at least try not to give the viewers headaches from the camera positioning.
RIP
Excessive fats/lards in the diet are bad on the arteries but have to factor in how much inflammation is present that affects the inner endothelial walls which causes plaque to crater and sets off blockages leading to heart attacks and strokes.
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