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Tuesday, October 31, 2006

40th Annual Terlingua International Championship Chili Cookoff Ok, it's not a sport, but it is definitely competitive, fraught with controversy, and always a lot of fun. Interesting note: the only winner not from the USA in years past was a Canadien in 1995.

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"In Texas, puttin' beans in chili has replaced horse thievery as the number one hanging offense." Some history of the event.

I have always wanted to go to this at least once in my life.

the only winner not from the USA in years past was a Canadien in 1995 Really? Was it Patrice Breisbois? Him or Koivu - that's my guess.

Mmmmmmmmm, chili! Will there be anything there as wonderful and hot as Chief Wiggums' 'super-spicy chili made with Guatemalan peppers that had been grown by mental patients? Will Johnny Cash show up as a coyote? Will Homer find his soul mate? We'll have to wait until Nov. 2nd to find out!!!!!!

cmon down yall. will pass a good time.

Weedy, it was a Mr. Brian Peddigrew from Pitt Meadows, British Columbia who concocted the World Championship Recipe in 1995, and I was told by a reliable source that it was a venison chili, with the venison being brought from up north o' the border as well (figgers, 1995 was THE hottest year on record here, and the native deer were a mite peaked that season). Had to be good to impress the ridge running skalawags that pass as judges for this event!

Give it too the Homeless Guy!

It is sort of a sport because it started with a newly deceased lawyer and the great Carrol Shelby, winner of Lemans and of Cobra fame.

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