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@GamecockWill69 @ThirdLegLegette I'm sure it tastes fine, but we do have bbq here that doesn't look like it came from the street food vendors of India.

@ThirdLegLegette @Mah_Hah_Bone It was the best representation actually

Bro why the fuck are bots dissing. Carolina BBQ

@PEAtotheNUT @GamecockWill69 Yeah, but the cock fan started it by posting the worst representation possible.

The one thing we can agree on in this beautiful state. @GamecockWill69 has started a movement

@cornbreadcowboi Hash is good, rice makes it worse.

You can enjoy both Carolina BBQ and Texas BBQ while understanding the difference and similarities of each cuisine. But for any outsider of South Carolina style BBQ I highly recommend you try hash & rice even though it might look like puke for somebody who has never had it but it is 10/10 delicious. Trust me.

@LowIQExposer @FranklyHoward I will bro. Enjoy your lettuce plate.

@Mah_Hah_Bone @FranklyHoward Go eat your dog food lil fella 😂😂

W Plate. My grandpa would make hash every year for the 4th and it was a big tradition for my family. SC is a great food state. Anyone hatin is missing out.

@LowIQExposer @FranklyHoward You're a bot

@Mah_Hah_Bone @FranklyHoward Got his ass lol. Poor Howard

@WhatRWeDoin1013 @GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore That might be alright. If it's heavier on the ketchup than it is on the vinegar, I might would give that a shot.

@Mah_Hah_Bone @GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore I only do Lexington style NC BBQ. Eastern is straight vinegar. Western/Lexington style adds ketchup and some sweetness to that vinegar base

South Carolina BBQ is by far the most superior bbq in the United States

@Khamp177 Possibly the greatest example of the Self

Who is Jesus to you ?

@FranklyHoward @LowIQExposer Cook

@LowIQExposer Discoursing with you is an exercise in floccinaucinihilipilification

@GamecockWill69 Leave it to a cock fan to represent our state in the worst way possible.

Thousands of non ball knowers here. Hash is supreme and I will be getting it for lunch again today. Thanks

@CFBHome Vinegar based bbq is garbage. Ketchup is the best, mustard is alright too.

Vinegar vinegar vinegar Maybe a little mustard Then straight into the trash

@WhatRWeDoin1013 @GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore Definitely not for me. They're known for vinegar based. I hate that shit.

@Mah_Hah_Bone @GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore I moved from OH to NC for 6 years. NC bbq is benchmark IMO.

@WhatRWeDoin1013 @GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore It's alright. Much better than Vinegar based; nowhere near as good as ketchup based though.

@Mah_Hah_Bone @GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore Oof

@WatchdogTTU @GamecockWill69 Never been to Texas myself, but according to South Carolinians that have, Texas BBQ is better, but they were still disappointed because it was way too over hyped. Said the difference wasn't that drastic.

@GamecockWill69 Listen up clowns, Texas is the UNDISPUTED king of BBQ. Y'all can fight over a distant second place but no other state can touch the crown.

@WhatRWeDoin1013 @GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore Mustard based bbq

@GamecockWill69 @JustMemesMore Does SC?

@ZherkaOfficial @HappyPunch This is only true if you have a cool career or just one that you enjoy. If you're just an office worker or a machinist, and you hated every second of it, retirement allows you to finally travel the world and do whatever the fuck you wanna do.

@HappyPunch This is the worst part of life. When you finish your game

Dustin Poirier admits he’s struggling with retirement 😕 “I don’t know who I am without fighting. Fighting was a cloud in my mind that never went away for 20 years. Now I wake up and it’s gone. What do I do? I’m still trying to find out.”

Gnostic was so defensive about his ideology that he thought any form of disagreement against it in an honest discussion was a debate. If this was a debate, then I accidentally won it.

@ElderZimriah You are free to tell me which claim you're referring to.

@Mah_Hah_Bone No, you made a claim that does not support anything I said.

True, Gnostic Christianity affirms a real division within the structure of existence, yet it also proclaims the restoration of that division through what my tradition calls reintegration. The Apocryphon of John declares that the higher reality proceeds from the Invisible Spirit as immeasurable Light, while the rulers of the lower order arise in ignorance and proclaim, “I am God and there is no other.” Two conditions of being are disclosed: fullness and deficiency, illumination and blindness, participation and separation. The human condition unfolds within this divide. The Gospel of Thomas preserves the saying, “If the flesh came into being because of spirit, it is a wonder…” Spirit stands as origin, while embodied existence participates in varying degrees of alignment. Division arises when consciousness becomes bound to the lower order. The Gospel of Philip deepens this vision: “Light and darkness, life and death… are brothers.” These polarities exist within a single created order and move toward resolution through reintegration into divine harmony. Gnosis restores this integration within the soul, bringing the divided elements of human nature back into alignment with the Logos. The Pistis Sophia portrays this pattern through Sophia’s descent and restoration. She falls into the lower realms, laments her condition, and is raised again through the Light. Her ascent reveals the path of the soul: from fragmentation into ordered participation. The work of salvation therefore unfolds as reintegration (hence, and beyond this, this is why the tradition of the HRC and MON is called Reintegrationism). The soul awakens to its origin, aligns with the Light, and ascends into the fullness of the Pleroma where division resolves in Light. Light and darkness, order and chaos, truth and error, life and death, spirit and flesh, freedom and bondage, wisdom and ignorance, harmony and discord, ascent and descent, remembrance and forgetfulness; these dualities manifest throughout creation as expressions of a divided condition, revealing both the fracture within the lower order and the latent movement toward reintegration in the Light. Duality is inherent to life. Then there is the spiritual syzygy. I could go on. Duality exists beyond the Monad, or God.

@ElderZimriah In regards to what you believe, well you just told me what you believe. In regards to your knowledge, I never assumed what you know, hence my emphasis on experience. I was solely discussing why my current knowledge does not bring me to your conclusive beliefs.

@Mah_Hah_Bone Lol you made a lot of assumptions without clarifying what I believe and/or know.

@ElderZimriah ...Or at least, so I currently understand. This understanding (or lack thereof perhaps), is why I emphasize experience to such a great extent. I cannot believe something which is unfamiliar or irrational to me without experience, or some other form of reason.

@ElderZimriah Internal polarity however, is what I know. Assuming God to be entirely good would have to be based purely in trust of a dogma. Reintegrationism as an approach may work for a God, but immediate rejection of evil is usually detrimental to people. Debunking this requires experiences