I love me some Jim Gaffigan!

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  1. McGone2:43 PM

    My brother will be seeing him in two weeks. Wish I was going. Instead, I will drown my sorrows in bacon.

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  2. Leonesse4:33 PM

    I usually drown my sorrows (and my joys)in beer, but would love bacon on the side.

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  3. Doc8:49 PM

    I think leonesse might be on to something. No more peanuts on the bar, just hot crispy bacon. Mmmm.

    We used to get together at a buddy's house every friday night and drink beer and cook 3 lbs. of bacon. We finally quit though, but not until we had enough grease to fill the turkey fryer. Let me tell you, you haven't eaten until you have had a 5 lb. bird cooked in the fat of twenty five pounds of bacon fat.

    Damn. Now I'm hungry.

    Doc

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  4. Anonymous9:37 PM

    hahahaha!! we were just talking about this guy at work today!!

    and no, my ankles were good when i was 4!!

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  5. Gretta6:13 PM

    Gaffigan is hysterical. Are you watching him on "My Boys" on TBS? Okay, well, it's over for the summer, but you can probably catch episodes online.

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  6. SkylersDad8:00 PM

    Mcgone: If I have to drown, let it be in bacon!

    Leonesse: Beer with Bacon on the side? That right there is the garden of eden!

    Doc: Did you first fill the bird with cheese? That would be wonderful!

    Prissy: Thanks for getting bcak to me on this!

    Gretta: I didn't know he was on a series, how come I wasn't informed of this?

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