Jeff Fitzgerald

@Canes @LenovoCenter @FDSN_Hurricanes @999TheFan @NavyFederal The hat and shirt underneath are undefeated. That should cancel the loss in the sweater. Go 'Canes.

@Canes @LenovoCenter @FDSN_Hurricanes @999TheFan @NavyFederal I'm headed down from Virginia. I know they're wearing the alternate reds, but my red sweater has a loss on it. My black home sweater is undefeated. Which should I wear, Caniacs?

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@kingbiscuitSIU Despite the distance, we are brothers, sir.

@jfitzgenius われわれの魚の肉の調理法では、「煮る」ことに近い効果があるように感じました。あるいは「蒸す」または「蒸し焼き」などにも。長い時間をかけることで、似た効果が期待できます。

アメリカンなBBQのお肉、なんか角煮とか東坡肉みたいな感じのホロホロになるのな……

@flag_maker Remember that in the South, it is actually a compliment to say, "The food wasn't very good, but there was a lot of it."

とりあえず日本人の「米に合いそう」というのは最上級の「この料理はとても美味しそうだ」の表現の一種であるというのは国際交流の上で誤解が生じないようになんかの日本語慣用句辞典とかに載せたほうがいい

@5ducks5 "You can cook a hog over gas. You'll surely go to Hell for it, but you can do it." ~ Alton Brown

🇺🇸人同僚「ガスとか電気も調理だけどさ、炭火は信仰なんだよ。肉を炭火で焼かない奴の人生観はなんか薄い」 私「わかる。ビール片手に炭火を見るのは調理でも趣味でもない。信仰的儀式だ」 🇺🇸「🇯🇵人なのに分かってるじゃねーか。ブリスケット派か？スペアリブ派か？」 私「いや、どっちもほぼやらない」 なんか微妙な顔された。 🇯🇵には焼き鳥っていう完成されてる文化があるんだよ。

@kageura02 You haven't had Eastern North Carolina BBQ yet, so I'll let that slide. 😎

@jfitzgenius Thanks! Texas BBQ is the best.

なんか最近BBQが盛り上がってるね〜 便乗 見てくれよ俺が丹精込めて12時間じっくりテキサス式でグリルしたブリスケット。 メチャウマだったぜ。

@hukubukuro If you want to really know any culture, the answer is always contained in their food.

BBQの話題以来、庶民による日米飯テロ交流会みたいなのがずっと流れてきて、お腹が空く。いいことだと思う。

ステーキもいいけど、アメリカの食い物だったらこういうシンプルに愚かなのを見たいんだ！！！

@kenmcalinn I'm heading from Virginia down to North Carolina the red state on that map) today for a hockey game, and I'll be dining at @samjones_bbq. I'm a devotee of Eastern NC whole hog.

本質的情報だけど、米国でおいしいBBQが食べれるのはこの7州しかない(しかもどれも全然スタイルが違う)。逆に言えばほとんどの米国人もBBQがなにか知らない。

@tukigiri True BBQ is not a one-sided thing. The men may run the pit, but the women are making the rest. The work is divided for the benefit of all. No one is less important. In the South, food is the currency of emotion.

BBQは家父長制と密接に結びついてるのは理解できるんだけどそれ以上にガチガチの農耕民族の収穫祭での『ふるまい』がDNAに刻み込まれた日本人は圧倒的なハレのものとして認識してしまう、あると思うんですよ。(芋煮の方を見ながら

@yumejikiriko For real Southern BBQ, side dishes are a part of it. Fried okra, baked beans, collard greens, French fries. And remember, in the South, macaroni and cheese is a vegetable.

BBQ＝食材すべて肉！なアメリカのBBQニキによる古のクッキング動画で「野菜狂信者のためにここにサラダオイルを少し入れる」って伝説の煽りフレーズがあるんだけど、あれめっちゃ好きw

@rosebeautyone No use for that slaw.

If you have to remove one item, what would it be?

@xshinsin09 i know the old saying, "Sake never fights with food."

@jfitzgenius ありがとう！ 日本酒は自分が持つよ！

TLにアメリカのデカくて美味しそうなBBQ画像が流れてくる 日本は鰹のたたきで対抗すべき

@sow413 I would take up my sword and walk into battle beside you, brother.

To my American friends, I want to speak from the heart, because this moment truly moved me as a Japanese citizen. When President Trump made that Pearl Harbor joke, it wasn’t just humor to us. It felt like a weight I’d carried my whole life was suddenly lifted. My chest tightened, and honestly, tears came close. For 80 long years, we Japanese have lived under a heavy shadow — the constant expectation to apologize, to reflect, to stay in “guilt mode.” Even though we’re the closest of allies, that old wound never fully healed. We felt bound by the past, by the Constitution America helped write for us, always a little smaller, always needing to prove we were sorry enough. But in that single joke, Trump did something powerful. He turned a painful history into a shared laugh between equals. It was like he was saying: “Hey, it was a long time ago. We’re good. Let’s move forward — as brothers.” No more endless atonement. No more living in the shadow of being the “former enemy.” The curse broke. Japan feels free to stand tall again. Right now, cherry blossoms are blooming beautifully all across Japan. 🌸 This spring, the sakura feels like a perfect symbol — a fresh beginning. Not two nations stuck in old roles, but true equals, proud brothers, shoulder to shoulder, ready to build the future together. To the American people: We don’t want to be subordinates forever. We want to be your real partners — strong, proud, and loyal. The kind of allies who ride or die together. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, America. The strongest alliance in the world is rising again — as equals, as brothers, forever. #PhoenixRising 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸🌸

@learning_yohei Remember the Southern saying, "If some is good, more is better."

Since you keep posting huge steaks from America, I’ll send back giant ramen from Japan 🍜🍜🍜🍜

@yontengoP i love Japanese films, from Kurosawa and Kobayashi to Miike. I love the band Thee Michelle Gun Elephant. I dig sumo, I'd love to see kabuki. And yes, I love sushi and hibachi. I'd love to sit in an izakaya and eat bar food with the salarymen.

やたらアメリカ海岸から 肉肉外交によって日本𝕏民たちが身悶えしてるのだが 逆に我々日本からアメリカ国民を身悶えさせられるようなモノはないのか🤔 寿司…なのか和食全般なのか はたまた逆に納豆とかなのか もしくはマリオとかメガマン辺りか

@MAMAAAAU Wait till you discover Virginia ham.

アメリカの肉で羨ましいのは生肉やBBQもそうだけどベーコンだなあ。日本のベーコンは何か間違ってると思う。塩の代わりに味の素入れるのやめてほしい