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To: bagster

And we got pie. Possum pie is on special this week.


Lived in a mobile home once, with hillbilly neighbors behind us. One time I was trying to chase a possum from underneath the home, mainly because the piss was stinking the place up. I succeeded in evicting the varmint.

Later that day I went outside again, and the hillbilly dude yelled to me across the way, “Ah got yer possum raht here, if’n yew want ‘im!” I replied, “No, I was chasing him away!” He looked puzzled, and said, “Ah thought yew wanted to cook ‘im!”


872 posted on 05/12/2021 10:41:02 PM PDT by 17strings (If you've posted a good meme or cat .gif, chances are I've stolen it!)
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To: 17strings

I can’t wait to take control of my new NH property this weekend. I’m going to crank banjo music from the mobile home while I fix the decking on front porch.

-SB


875 posted on 05/12/2021 10:43:47 PM PDT by Snowybear ( )
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To: 17strings

When I was younger a lot of people, especially poor mountain people, ate them. A lot of poor black people ate them too. One day at work one of the elderly black ladies was telling about the last time she tried to cook one. She said she flipped the dead possum over and when she cut into it baby possums jumped out and ran all over the house. No more possum for them after that.

I have heard they are greasy and gamey. My black co-worker said they are good if you know how to fix them but after the baby possum incident she wouldn’t touch them. Poor white people that lived on farms during the depression ate groundhogs. They claim that they are excellent. They wouldn’t even think of eating possum.


911 posted on 05/13/2021 4:59:42 AM PDT by Tennessee Conservative
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