I grew up in the south and we always had chicken dressing that was served along side of a turkey and sometimes a ham too. The chicken dressing has cornbread, onions, celery, chicken stock, sage, butter, pepper, and of course meat from an entire chicken or two, depending on how many of the relatives were planning on getting together.

I loved this song when it first came out, then the local radio stations ruined it for me by over playing it, but after watching these 3 cover videos I think I'm back to loving it again.

I haven't visited Neatorama for a few days and I was scrolling down rather quickly through the posts trying to get caught up. I see this cartoon and just a little below this post is the picture of the Funeral Jambalaya. My mind connected those two in the most disgusting of ways.

Not trying to stir up trouble here but I thought that grapes and raisins were supposed to be bad for both dogs and cats.

I feel like the kid got punished twice here, both by having their answer marked wrong and by not not using this golden opportunity to teach the student what gasses are in farts by providing the list that you gave from Wikipedia.

I usually buy a frozen/refrigerated pizza on nights when I do the grocery shopping because I never feel like cooking after a trip to the grocery store. When it come to frozen pizza I usually skip it and buy the grocery store brand pizza that is merely refrigerated in the deli department. It is about the same cost as frozen and I think it tastes slightly better. Often times I will buy a bell pepper or a few cherry tomatoes, olives, or some other pizza like ingredient for use in a different recipe later in the week and I will use just a bit of those ingredients to help spice up the store bought pizza.

If your family likes karaoke, there is a Kinect game available in the Xbox Live app store. It was free when I downloaded it a few months back. You get a few songs with it and then purchase other songs that you like.

What is marketed and sold in most grocery stores in the US as yams are actually sweet potatoes. This one drives me crazy every time I go shopping at the local supermarket.

As a guy who generally digs facial hair of all types, in fact, I myself sport a full handlebar, all I can say to this is, "ewwww...".

I'm not sure that Alabama is well represented by Saks. I grew up in Alabama and had no idea that Saks Incorporated was founded there. The headquarters are in New York now, and the best known Saks store, Saks Fifth Avenue, was founded in New York.