“Chili con carne” means “chili with meat”. Beans are an optional but frequent ingredient according to my sources, both literary and living (neighbors who make the most amazing variants and also argue over whose recipe is best. I cannot give an opinion, as they are all great, with or without beans).
baddawg1989 about 11 years ago
In the words of the late John Candy on SCTV: “He blowed up REAL good!” :-)
WillardMBaker about 11 years ago
Looks like it might have been REAL CLOSE to Texas chile. Man up boy !
Alphaanddelta about 11 years ago
He must have been wearing Watersox.
Plods with ...™ about 11 years ago
Looks more like the chili didn’t like him.
Nighthawks Premium Member about 11 years ago
aha. the mystery of the cause of spontaneous combustion has finally been explained.
J Short about 11 years ago
I don’t think a Tums at this point is gonna help.
trimguy about 11 years ago
Dormammu loves it!
Perkycat about 11 years ago
Had a little kick to it.
ncalifgirl58 about 11 years ago
lol you guys are too funny! Happy Sunday all.
nboady about 11 years ago
No beans in Texas chili.
hancel about 11 years ago
Is that his “eye” balls or ….. on the cushion?
pawpawbear about 11 years ago
Amen.
emjaycee about 11 years ago
“Chili con carne” means “chili with meat”. Beans are an optional but frequent ingredient according to my sources, both literary and living (neighbors who make the most amazing variants and also argue over whose recipe is best. I cannot give an opinion, as they are all great, with or without beans).
jack fairbanks about 11 years ago
carne is meat. dog says “i’ll take his share, thank you very much”.
jack fairbanks about 11 years ago
gives (free-whole) new meaning to the word “carnivore”.
alan.gurka about 11 years ago
“Carne” is meat. “Frijoles” is beans in Spanish. So, chili con carne is chili with meat.