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ChuckH
 Post subject: Bucket o Lard
PostPosted: Thu Apr 22, 2021 7:39 pm 
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How many oldtimers on here remember this?
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Lards making a comeback!

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Never did get to win that...
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Brad Goodman
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Can I put that in my vaporizer? I used to :)
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The other white meat...
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Jim Watts
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I remember that!

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Dave Rickard
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You could make a whole lot of white bread and lard sandwiches with that bucket!
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Rod True
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Have won and awarded said bucket many moons ago... Thank you Chuck for the roll back!!!


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Ernie Kleinman
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Thats quite a antique find ? tx or ILL ?. I/m sure lance would be very proud of you hutch
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Yup. I remember.

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George L
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I don't remember the bucket o' lard. I either missed it or this was a thing before I joined.

Seeing this reminds me of my first real job; kitchen work in an old-style restaurant. We used to have lard delivered in big plastic-lined boxes. Must have been 10 lbs. or so in each one. That's a lot o' lard. The food was delicious. [:Y:]

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Colin North
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Oh yes, I remember that!

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Otherwise it could be from the word kitgut or kitstring. Kit meant fiddle, not kitten.
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