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Those must have been the days.
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Those must have been the days.
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Ward, don’t you think were a little rough on the Beav last night?
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Ward, don’t you think were a little rough on the Beav last night?
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I love it, someone sent that to me in a E Mail several years ago.
Mornin’ Gang -
I love it, someone sent that to me in a E Mail several years ago.
Mornin’ Gang -
G’Morning all
I wouldn’t have a wife that performed only those rules!!
Nowhere in them does it say to have his favorite beverage ready! -
G’Morning all
I wouldn’t have a wife that performed only those rules!!
Nowhere in them does it say to have his favorite beverage ready! -
Speaking of favorite beverages, I’ve noticed over the years how one’s tastes change:
AGE DRINK
17 Beer (hot or cold, doesn’t matter)
21 Wine Coolers
25 White wine
35 Red wine
48 Dom Perignon
66 Shot of Jack with Powerade chaser -
Speaking of favorite beverages, I’ve noticed over the years how one’s tastes change:
AGE DRINK
17 Beer (hot or cold, doesn’t matter)
21 Wine Coolers
25 White wine
35 Red wine
48 Dom Perignon
66 Shot of Jack with Powerade chaser -
Image of the day:
Being stuck at the airport with a group of drunken mimes.
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Image of the day:
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#4 otl
Check the fourth from the end. -
#4 otl
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The Stepford Wives come to mind. I would love to see Gloria Steinham or Nanzi Pelousi or Hanoi Jane Fonda read that article with the suggestion that we return to THE GOOD OLD DAYS.
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The Stepford Wives come to mind. I would love to see Gloria Steinham or Nanzi Pelousi or Hanoi Jane Fonda read that article with the suggestion that we return to THE GOOD OLD DAYS.
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#6 Imagine how satisfying it would be if you had a baseball bat to dispatch them should they choose to “entertain” you. /hyperbole off.
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#6 Imagine how satisfying it would be if you had a baseball bat to dispatch them should they choose to “entertain” you. /hyperbole off.
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My tastes are pretty consistent with respect to time:
AGE DRINK
17 Beer – whichever is cheapest
21 Beer – whichever is cheapest
25 Beer – quality is beginning to be a factor
35 Beer – life is way too short to drink cheap, lowest common denominator beer
48 TBD, but I’m pretty sure it will still be good beer
66 TBD, but I’m pretty sure it will be only excellent beer -
My tastes are pretty consistent with respect to time:
AGE DRINK
17 Beer – whichever is cheapest
21 Beer – whichever is cheapest
25 Beer – quality is beginning to be a factor
35 Beer – life is way too short to drink cheap, lowest common denominator beer
48 TBD, but I’m pretty sure it will still be good beer
66 TBD, but I’m pretty sure it will be only excellent beer -
#10 dude
I’ve come to the conclusion that barley is the noblest of the grains. It is the fruit from which both beer and Scotch spring.I stopped drinking cheap beer a loooooooong time ago. I find it both funny and sad that most seem to think Shiner Bock is really out there as far as a unique taste experience goes. While it’s better than most of the mass-market beers, it’s only one small step away. I tend to gravitate toward St. Arnold these days, especially their Elissa, since I can usually get it at the grocery stores around here. If I’m near Spec’s, I’ll typically get some Red Hook or Rogue.
I can’t remember the last time I actually bought a bottle of blended Scotch.
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#10 dude
I’ve come to the conclusion that barley is the noblest of the grains. It is the fruit from which both beer and Scotch spring.
I stopped drinking cheap beer a loooooooong time ago. I find it both funny and sad that most seem to think Shiner Bock is really out there as far as a unique taste experience goes. While it’s better than most of the mass-market beers, it’s only one small step away. I tend to gravitate toward St. Arnold these days, especially their Elissa, since I can usually get it at the grocery stores around here. If I’m near Spec’s, I’ll typically get some Red Hook or Rogue.
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Shiner does make some top-notch beers, but their bock isn’t one of them. Their hefeweizen is really good as American wheat beers go, but IMHO the best thing they brew is the schwarzbier (Shiner Black). The Black is very true to the style – unlike their bock.
And yup, I agree that St. A is great stuff. My favorite is the Christmas Ale – it’s brewed in the style of an English old ale. I have a few cases at home to carry me into 2011! I think the next time I brew I’m going to do the St. Almost Brown Ale recipe from Defalco’s.
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Shiner does make some top-notch beers, but their bock isn’t one of them. Their hefeweizen is really good as American wheat beers go, but IMHO the best thing they brew is the schwarzbier (Shiner Black). The Black is very true to the style – unlike their bock.
And yup, I agree that St. A is great stuff. My favorite is the Christmas Ale – it’s brewed in the style of an English old ale. I have a few cases at home to carry me into 2011! I think the next time I brew I’m going to do the St. Almost Brown Ale recipe from Defalco’s. -
Good Wife’s Guide…
I found it hard to believe that was published in any woman’s magazine as recently as 1955. So of course I hit snopes.com, which ruled it Undetermined that this article was ever published in a magazine or in a HomeEc textbook. Snpopes says the email itself was fabricated with the illustration from a known source.
http://www.snopes.com/language/document/goodwife.asp
I agree with Bones that “Stepford Wives” comes to mind.
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Good Wife’s Guide…
I found it hard to believe that was published in any woman’s magazine as recently as 1955. So of course I hit snopes.com, which ruled it Undetermined that this article was ever published in a magazine or in a HomeEc textbook. Snpopes says the email itself was fabricated with the illustration from a known source.
http://www.snopes.com/language/document/goodwife.asp
I agree with Bones that “Stepford Wives” comes to mind. -
#10, 11: If you have a hankerin for the dark ales, (my favorite) try the New Belgium Brewery 1556 Trappist Ale. This particular beer is perhaps one of the finest examples of the Brewer’s Art in North America. You can get it at Spec’s for about $6-7/sixer.
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#10, 11: If you have a hankerin for the dark ales, (my favorite) try the New Belgium Brewery 1556 Trappist Ale. This particular beer is perhaps one of the finest examples of the Brewer’s Art in North America. You can get it at Spec’s for about $6-7/sixer.
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All I know is that Yellow Hair is on the warpath now. She may try to scalp me, but all that effort for 5 or 6 hairs may not be worth the trouble. 😉
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All I know is that Yellow Hair is on the warpath now. She may try to scalp me, but all that effort for 5 or 6 hairs may not be worth the trouble. 😉
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#13 mharper42: These lines tells me it is likely BS:
You have no right to question him.
A good wife always knows her place.There is not a snowballs chance in the afterlife for the foul “O” that any woman would submit to this then or now.
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#13 mharper42: These lines tells me it is likely BS:
You have no right to question him.
A good wife always knows her place.
There is not a snowballs chance in the afterlife for the foul “O” that any woman would submit to this then or now. -
Bonemeister,
Our humble host Hamous (nice alliteration, eh?) is into those “monk” beers. I try hard to like them because I know most beer geeks do, but to be honest, it’s just not my favorite style. Heresy, I know. It’s kinda like barley wines to me though. I know a lot of beer geeks go gaga over them but I just can’t make myself like them all that much. To each his own though.
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Bonemeister,
Our humble host Hamous (nice alliteration, eh?) is into those “monk” beers. I try hard to like them because I know most beer geeks do, but to be honest, it’s just not my favorite style. Heresy, I know. It’s kinda like barley wines to me though. I know a lot of beer geeks go gaga over them but I just can’t make myself like them all that much. To each his own though. -
#14 bone
Sounds like a plan.The Belgians are really good at two things: beer and pommes frites.
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#14 bone
Sounds like a plan.
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I remember when Bock -was- out there as a unique beer. It pretty much started the micro brew era and is a sentimental favorite for that reason. The St Arnolds guy was still home brewing in his Rice dorm room at the time. Rolling Rock was one of the few other choices and somebody should still hang for that crime.
Shiner survived as a cheap beer for years. Ten bucks would buy a case and the bag of ice. College students kept that label afloat and now they don’t make the original anymore. I miss the old stubbie bottles.
Oh, and Hamous’ blogmare ends in a few hours.
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I remember when Bock -was- out there as a unique beer. It pretty much started the micro brew era and is a sentimental favorite for that reason. The St Arnolds guy was still home brewing in his Rice dorm room at the time. Rolling Rock was one of the few other choices and somebody should still hang for that crime.
Shiner survived as a cheap beer for years. Ten bucks would buy a case and the bag of ice. College students kept that label afloat and now they don’t make the original anymore. I miss the old stubbie bottles.
Oh, and Hamous’ blogmare ends in a few hours. -
Rolling Rock was one of the few other choices and somebody should still hang for that crime.
Beer geeks can be a rather passionate lot. 🙂
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Rolling Rock was one of the few other choices and somebody should still hang for that crime.
Beer geeks can be a rather passionate lot. 🙂
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Hard to beat PBR at .99 per six pack during those hot summer and college days.
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Hard to beat PBR at .99 per six pack during those hot summer and college days.
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It pretty much started the micro brew era and is a sentimental favorite for that reason.
Credit for that goes to Fritz Maytag at Anchor Brewing in San Francisco.
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It pretty much started the micro brew era and is a sentimental favorite for that reason.
Credit for that goes to Fritz Maytag at Anchor Brewing in San Francisco.
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Hard to beat PBR…
Can’t attest to this personally (I was only ~10 yrs old at the time) but I understand that PBR malt extract was the main ingredient most homebrewers used when the hobby was still in its infancy in America. We’ve come a long way baby.
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Hard to beat PBR…
Can’t attest to this personally (I was only ~10 yrs old at the time) but I understand that PBR malt extract was the main ingredient most homebrewers used when the hobby was still in its infancy in America. We’ve come a long way baby.
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Today’s winner for best headline that I did not make up goes to “Why do prison inmates love honey buns so much?”
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Today’s winner for best headline that I did not make up goes to “Why do prison inmates love honey buns so much?”
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Dude –
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Dude –
Do you do all-grain or part-grain? -
I do partial mashes, because I don’t really have a proper setup to do a decent sparge. I intend to remedy that fairly soon though – they’ve got some really nice SS brew kettles out there with false bottoms, thermometer and valve built in. They’re expensive though, which is why I haven’t made the investment yet, especially given that I hadn’t really brewed for a few years – until late 2010 that is.
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I do partial mashes, because I don’t really have a proper setup to do a decent sparge. I intend to remedy that fairly soon though – they’ve got some really nice SS brew kettles out there with false bottoms, thermometer and valve built in. They’re expensive though, which is why I haven’t made the investment yet, especially given that I hadn’t really brewed for a few years – until late 2010 that is.
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The Belgians are really good at two things: beer and pommes frites.
But the crazy bastiges put Devil’s Smegma (aka mayonnaise) on ’em. Sacrebleu!
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The Belgians are really good at two things: beer and pommes frites.
But the crazy bastiges put Devil’s Smegma (aka mayonnaise) on ’em. Sacrebleu!
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But they fry them in horse lard.
Yum!
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But they fry them in horse lard.
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Devil’s Smegma
We may not agree on monk beer, but I’m definitely with you there. That crap doesn’t belong on anything, let alone
pommes fritesfrench fries. -
Devil’s Smegma
We may not agree on monk beer, but I’m definitely with you there. That crap doesn’t belong on anything, let alone
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But they fry them in horse lard.
Great! Now you’ve gone and woke up SouthernTragedy.
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But they fry them in horse lard.
Great! Now you’ve gone and woke up SouthernTragedy.
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The theory here holds at least as much water as “Sarah Palin did it.”
And perhaps a bit more.
Time had a good summary of the expert view in an article published in July 2010.
Marie-Odile Krebs, professor of psychiatry at the National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM) laboratory in France, and her colleagues published a study in June that identified two broad groups of people with schizophrenia who used cannabis: those whose disease was profoundly affected by their drug use and those who were not.
Within Krebs’s study population of 190 patients (121 of whom had used cannabis), researchers found a subgroup of 44 whose disease was powerfully affected by the drug. These patients either developed schizophrenia within a month of beginning to smoke pot or saw their existing psychosis severely exacerbated with each successive exposure to the drug. Schizophrenia appeared in these patients nearly three years earlier than in other marijuana-users with the disease.
After the Tucson shooting, there may be renewed pressure to control the weapons that committed the crime. But what about the drugs that may have aggravated the killer’s mental disease? The trend these days seems toward a more casual attitude and easier access to those drugs. Among the things we should be discussing in the aftermath of this horror is the accumulating evidence of those drugs’ potential contribution to making some dangerous people even more dangerous than they might otherwise have been.
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The theory here holds at least as much water as “Sarah Palin did it.”
And perhaps a bit more.Time had a good summary of the expert view in an article published in July 2010.
Marie-Odile Krebs, professor of psychiatry at the National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM) laboratory in France, and her colleagues published a study in June that identified two broad groups of people with schizophrenia who used cannabis: those whose disease was profoundly affected by their drug use and those who were not.
Within Krebs’s study population of 190 patients (121 of whom had used cannabis), researchers found a subgroup of 44 whose disease was powerfully affected by the drug. These patients either developed schizophrenia within a month of beginning to smoke pot or saw their existing psychosis severely exacerbated with each successive exposure to the drug. Schizophrenia appeared in these patients nearly three years earlier than in other marijuana-users with the disease.After the Tucson shooting, there may be renewed pressure to control the weapons that committed the crime. But what about the drugs that may have aggravated the killer’s mental disease? The trend these days seems toward a more casual attitude and easier access to those drugs. Among the things we should be discussing in the aftermath of this horror is the accumulating evidence of those drugs’ potential contribution to making some dangerous people even more dangerous than they might otherwise have been.
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#31 sarge
Oh come on now. It’s only a plant! 😉 -
#31 sarge
Oh come on now. It’s only a plant! 😉 -
Man, I ate too much last night. We barbecued, and I cooked the sweet potato dish that my assistant brought after Thanksgiving (she gave me the recipe from her aunt). Those are the best sweet taters I’ve ever wrapped my lips around – crunchy topping, not too sweet. The ribs were very tender and delicious. We left the brisket on the pit to finish cooking. I washed dishes after dinner, put the brisket in the oven to finish cooking since the pit was cooling down. Hubby fell asleep around 8:30, I removed the meat from the oven around 9:30. I let it cool for a while before cutting it up to put in the frig.
What do you get when you cross cutting a brisket with hubby’s nap time?
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The crispy parts!And that, my friend, is why I ate such a light breakfast this morning, after a workout.
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Man, I ate too much last night. We barbecued, and I cooked the sweet potato dish that my assistant brought after Thanksgiving (she gave me the recipe from her aunt). Those are the best sweet taters I’ve ever wrapped my lips around – crunchy topping, not too sweet. The ribs were very tender and delicious. We left the brisket on the pit to finish cooking. I washed dishes after dinner, put the brisket in the oven to finish cooking since the pit was cooling down. Hubby fell asleep around 8:30, I removed the meat from the oven around 9:30. I let it cool for a while before cutting it up to put in the frig.
What do you get when you cross cutting a brisket with hubby’s nap time?
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The crispy parts!
And that, my friend, is why I ate such a light breakfast this morning, after a workout. -
Okay Hammy, you’ve just ruined mayonnaise for me. Thanks bunches. >8-[
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Okay Hammy, you’ve just ruined mayonnaise for me. Thanks bunches. >8-[
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I think it’s the Dems targets that drove him over the edge:
http://www.dlc.org/ndol_ci.cfm?contentid=253055&kaid=127&subid=171
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/ken-shepherd/2010/04/01/another-media-double-standard-dems-also-used-target-map-elections#ixzz1AVKG2NqI -
But nobody should get a gun and shoot any union bosses. They’re not worth it.
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One more reason unions suck.
But nobody should get a gun and shoot any union bosses. They’re not worth it. -
Okay Hammy, you’ve just ruined mayonnaise for me. Thanks bunches. >8-[
If I can exorcise that demon condiment from just one person then its all worth it.
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Okay Hammy, you’ve just ruined mayonnaise for me. Thanks bunches. >8-[
If I can exorcise that demon condiment from just one person then its all worth it.
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Pyro and Dude: Back in the day I was almost always did whole grain brews. To mash I used an ice chest (igloo or whatever as long as it had a drain plug in the end, not middle), a strainer with a handle and several 5 gallon buckets. I still have my 20 GALLON stainless steel stock pot but it has no valve. I could only manage about 15 gallons at a time as it was a dangerous beyotch to try to dump the wort thru a funnel into the 7 gallon glass carbouys. Heavy, dark, hoppy and high alcohol were usually the end result. Generally speaking they needed to mellow in the secondary for at least a month before bottling or kegging and then another month before they started to be fit to drink. I did an imperial stout once that took a year in the keg before it was good – oh but man was it good then.
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Pyro and Dude: Back in the day I was almost always did whole grain brews. To mash I used an ice chest (igloo or whatever as long as it had a drain plug in the end, not middle), a strainer with a handle and several 5 gallon buckets. I still have my 20 GALLON stainless steel stock pot but it has no valve. I could only manage about 15 gallons at a time as it was a dangerous beyotch to try to dump the wort thru a funnel into the 7 gallon glass carbouys. Heavy, dark, hoppy and high alcohol were usually the end result. Generally speaking they needed to mellow in the secondary for at least a month before bottling or kegging and then another month before they started to be fit to drink. I did an imperial stout once that took a year in the keg before it was good – oh but man was it good then.
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And I posted this late last night, and knew I’d have to repost today.
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And I posted this late last night, and knew I’d have to repost today.
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I just hear that Texas A&M has issued an alert because of an armed female.
Women. Guns.
This is Texas. What’s the big deal?
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I just hear that Texas A&M has issued an alert because of an armed female.
Women. Guns.
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“Devil’s Smegma”
I saw that and thought I was still next door at HS.com.
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“Devil’s Smegma”
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Hamster: If you refer to mayonaise as “devil’s smegma”, which some (ok, everybody) will consider as derogatory, what vile invective do you hurl at hollandaise sauce, seeing as it is darned near the same thing?
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Hamster: If you refer to mayonaise as “devil’s smegma”, which some (ok, everybody) will consider as derogatory, what vile invective do you hurl at hollandaise sauce, seeing as it is darned near the same thing?
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further to my #42, do you hold home-made mayo in the same category as the store bought stuff?
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further to my #42, do you hold home-made mayo in the same category as the store bought stuff?
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Yeppers, and I hear the Daily Kos (which I pronounce cha-os, not “cause” or “kose”), was scrubbing its site from some pretty aggressive comments.
Seems “BoyBlue”, the author of the post you were referring to had an apology out yesterday morning. In it he claims that he was the one who erased the post because it is now in poor taste. He starts:
Most of you know by now my diary bemoaning Rep. Giffords’ voting against Nancy Pelosi has been taken by the far right to preemptively protect themselves when it is inevitably found out that the perps against Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords are tied to the far right and even perhaps (not saying this definitively) to the Jesse Kelly campaign or simply some of his disgruntled sour grapes supporters.
I guess he hadn’t read all the news reports, etc. saying pretty much the opposite of what he in saying that were available by mid-afternoon on Saturday. It also looks like he might be homeless soon:
I would bet my house that it will come out that some disgruntled former Jesse Kelly rightwing supporters did this. Most of you have no idea just what kind of far rightwing nut Jesse Kelly is and just how crazed, not unlike Nazis, his supporters were.
He still can’t seem to shake his habit of hate speech, even while apologizing to the Kos Kiddies for his previous post saying something fairly similar.
After stating a three point apology, our correspondent adds:
However, I HAVE to offer a heartfelt “[intimate sexual relations] you” to the right wing blogs AND the New York Times’ Matt Bai, for even mentioning my username here in ANY connection to that unspeakable and unthinkable horror. If my real name ever gets out there because of a simple diary posted here three days ago, I shall sue for defamation. Libel, to be specific.
He’s upset that someone found what he said and took his words at face value. Not sure exactly what would be defamatory or libelous about reporting simple facts, but he is a true lefty.
Some people will never get it.
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Yeppers, and I hear the Daily Kos (which I pronounce cha-os, not “cause” or “kose”), was scrubbing its site from some pretty aggressive comments.
Seems “BoyBlue”, the author of the post you were referring to had an apology out yesterday morning. In it he claims that he was the one who erased the post because it is now in poor taste. He starts:
Most of you know by now my diary bemoaning Rep. Giffords’ voting against Nancy Pelosi has been taken by the far right to preemptively protect themselves when it is inevitably found out that the perps against Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords are tied to the far right and even perhaps (not saying this definitively) to the Jesse Kelly campaign or simply some of his disgruntled sour grapes supporters.
I guess he hadn’t read all the news reports, etc. saying pretty much the opposite of what he in saying that were available by mid-afternoon on Saturday. It also looks like he might be homeless soon:
I would bet my house that it will come out that some disgruntled former Jesse Kelly rightwing supporters did this. Most of you have no idea just what kind of far rightwing nut Jesse Kelly is and just how crazed, not unlike Nazis, his supporters were.
He still can’t seem to shake his habit of hate speech, even while apologizing to the Kos Kiddies for his previous post saying something fairly similar.
After stating a three point apology, our correspondent adds:However, I HAVE to offer a heartfelt “[intimate sexual relations] you” to the right wing blogs AND the New York Times’ Matt Bai, for even mentioning my username here in ANY connection to that unspeakable and unthinkable horror. If my real name ever gets out there because of a simple diary posted here three days ago, I shall sue for defamation. Libel, to be specific.
He’s upset that someone found what he said and took his words at face value. Not sure exactly what would be defamatory or libelous about reporting simple facts, but he is a true lefty.
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Hammy – your comment reminds me of a moment I had in high school….(wavy image coming into focus, dreamy music fades in and out)…
I was sitting at the cafeteria table with three friends (yes, I had friends!) at lunch time. One of the guys had just sat down with his burger, on which he had ordered mustard, no mayo. I was in a good mood, I suppose, for when he opened his burger and asked out loud “Is that mayonnaise?” I answered “No, it’s not!”
What they heard: “No, it’s not!”
What I heard: “No, its snot!”And the comparison of mayonnaise and snot in conjunction with his hamburger simply sent me off the deep end. I laughed loudly, I laughed long. I could see the tip of my nose jump and twitch, which made me laugh more. I must have gone on for ten minutes while my friends looked at me as if I had lost my mind. I finally had to quit laughing when the pain in my cheeks and behind my ears overcame my hilarity.
Ah, yes, my mayo moment of madness. Good times.
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Hammy – your comment reminds me of a moment I had in high school….(wavy image coming into focus, dreamy music fades in and out)…
I was sitting at the cafeteria table with three friends (yes, I had friends!) at lunch time. One of the guys had just sat down with his burger, on which he had ordered mustard, no mayo. I was in a good mood, I suppose, for when he opened his burger and asked out loud “Is that mayonnaise?” I answered “No, it’s not!”
What they heard: “No, it’s not!”
What I heard: “No, its snot!”
And the comparison of mayonnaise and snot in conjunction with his hamburger simply sent me off the deep end. I laughed loudly, I laughed long. I could see the tip of my nose jump and twitch, which made me laugh more. I must have gone on for ten minutes while my friends looked at me as if I had lost my mind. I finally had to quit laughing when the pain in my cheeks and behind my ears overcame my hilarity.
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Hammy prolly puts ketchup on a hot dog.
Philistine.
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Hammy prolly puts ketchup on a hot dog.
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#46 WB
But I would never put mayo on a hot dog. /shudders
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I did an imperial stout once that took a year in the keg before it was good – oh but man was it good then.
Have you tried Buried Hatchet Imperial Stout? It’s brewed by Southern Star which is right up yonder in Conroe, TX. Good stuff.
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I did an imperial stout once that took a year in the keg before it was good – oh but man was it good then.
Have you tried Buried Hatchet Imperial Stout? It’s brewed by Southern Star which is right up yonder in Conroe, TX. Good stuff.
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When some deranged blogger zonked out on caffeine runs though HEB smashing mayonnaise jars screaming ‘death to devil’s smegma’, guess who they will blame.
Me? I’ll continue to order a side of mayo for the fries.
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When some deranged blogger zonked out on caffeine runs though HEB smashing mayonnaise jars screaming ‘death to devil’s smegma’, guess who they will blame.
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I would bet my house that it will come out that some disgruntled former Jesse Kelly rightwing supporters did this. Most of you have no idea just what kind of far rightwing nut Jesse Kelly is and just how crazed, not unlike Nazis, his supporters were.
Yep.
There’s a lot of that “my guy is good because his opponents are crazy” stuff out there.
And it will continue as long as one side lets thier own side get away with it.
Once both sides start holding those on thier own side accountable for this kind of “despicable” characterization of the people with whom they disagree as being racist, crazy, or stupid, the it will stop and we’ll all be the better for it.
An added benefit willbe that it will keep folks on the other side from being able to link to a website on our side as eveidence of “See, even folks who support them think they’re crazy.”
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I would bet my house that it will come out that some disgruntled former Jesse Kelly rightwing supporters did this. Most of you have no idea just what kind of far rightwing nut Jesse Kelly is and just how crazed, not unlike Nazis, his supporters were.
Yep.
There’s a lot of that “my guy is good because his opponents are crazy” stuff out there.
And it will continue as long as one side lets thier own side get away with it.
Once both sides start holding those on thier own side accountable for this kind of “despicable” characterization of the people with whom they disagree as being racist, crazy, or stupid, the it will stop and we’ll all be the better for it.
An added benefit willbe that it will keep folks on the other side from being able to link to a website on our side as eveidence of “See, even folks who support them think they’re crazy.” -
Have you tried Buried Hatchet Imperial Stout? It’s brewed by Southern Star which is right up yonder in Conroe, TX. Good stuff.
Not sure about Bonecrusher, but I bet Wagonburner has had some of that buried hatchet stuff.
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Have you tried Buried Hatchet Imperial Stout? It’s brewed by Southern Star which is right up yonder in Conroe, TX. Good stuff.
Not sure about Bonecrusher, but I bet Wagonburner has had some of that buried hatchet stuff.
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- All mayo is evil, regardless of where it’s made.
- I cannot attest to the evils of Hollandaise sauce as I have never tasted it.
- Ketchup goes on meat loaf. Mustard goes on a hot dog.
- Kroger carries Southern Star products. I had a four pack of Imperial Stout this weekend. Tasty stuff.
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- All mayo is evil, regardless of where it’s made.
- I cannot attest to the evils of Hollandaise sauce as I have never tasted it.
- Ketchup goes on meat loaf. Mustard goes on a hot dog.
- Kroger carries Southern Star products. I had a four pack of Imperial Stout this weekend. Tasty stuff.
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Dem bill to outlaw threatening lawmakers.
Questions:
1) Do they mean that threatening lawmkers, aka Harry “Eat this bill” Reid, or Nancy “Peons aren’t real people” Pelosi will be out on their ears? OR
2) Do they mean that menacing speech against lawmakers will result in punishment? Does this mean that Alec Baldwin would be imprisoned for suggesting that Henry Hyde and his family be stoned during the Clinton era? OR
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Dem bill to outlaw threatening lawmakers.
Questions:
1) Do they mean that threatening lawmkers, aka Harry “Eat this bill” Reid, or Nancy “Peons aren’t real people” Pelosi will be out on their ears? OR
2) Do they mean that menacing speech against lawmakers will result in punishment? Does this mean that Alec Baldwin would be imprisoned for suggesting that Henry Hyde and his family be stoned during the Clinton era? OR
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bitter clinger
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#54 TT: You can bet your bippy they are gonna go for #3; they will sow to the wind and it will yield a whirlwind.
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#54 TT: You can bet your bippy they are gonna go for #3; they will sow to the wind and it will yield a whirlwind.
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- Beer is good – as long as it’s the kind I like
Mayonnaise is never good – ever
Ketchup is not an acceptable hotdog condiment
OK, next topic is chili: beans or no beans?
Dude sayeth beans.
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- Beer is good – as long as it’s the kind I like
Mayonnaise is never good – ever
Ketchup is not an acceptable hotdog condimentOK, next topic is chili: beans or no beans?
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#53 Hamayo man: Have you never tried eggs benedict? You can’t have it without hollandaise sauce. I prefer mushroom Lox Benedict:
sautee a large portabello mushroom cap in butter
Place a generous slab of smoked salmon on top
place a medium poached egg on top of that
cover with hollandaise sauce.
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#53 Hamayo man: Have you never tried eggs benedict? You can’t have it without hollandaise sauce. I prefer mushroom Lox Benedict:
sautee a large portabello mushroom cap in butter
Place a generous slab of smoked salmon on top
place a medium poached egg on top of that
cover with hollandaise sauce.
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#57 Good chili can be had either way. It all depends on how you wish to spend the rest of your evening “musical and alone or not”.
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#57 Good chili can be had either way. It all depends on how you wish to spend the rest of your evening “musical and alone or not”.
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Nutritionally, mayo has no redeeming qualities. In fact unless one has a medical need for a very high fat diet, it is wise to eliminate or minimize it from ones menu. There are far better, better tasting, and less slimy sources for fat.
In all fairness, mayo does have its uses. Administer 5 ccs rectally, and you have a sure fire cure for constipation.
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Nutritionally, mayo has no redeeming qualities. In fact unless one has a medical need for a very high fat diet, it is wise to eliminate or minimize it from ones menu. There are far better, better tasting, and less slimy sources for fat.
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#53 Hamayo man: Have you never tried eggs benedict?
I’ll never eat anything named after an American Traitor.
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#53 Hamayo man: Have you never tried eggs benedict?
I’ll never eat anything named after an American Traitor.
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#61 Sarge: I guess you don’t dig the current Pope for the same reason?
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#61 Sarge: I guess you don’t dig the current Pope for the same reason?
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Lox and Cream Cheeze on a bagel,
Breakfast of Champions
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Lox and Cream Cheeze on a bagel,
Breakfast of Champions
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Lox and Cream Cheeze on a bagel,
BEER and WheatiesBreakfast of Champions
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Lox and Cream Cheeze on a bagel,
BEER and Wheaties
Breakfast of Champions
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Breakfast of Champions: Warm beer and cold pizza.
Oh, and if someone cares enough to make a pot of chili and offer me some, I don’t care if it has beans or not. I’ve never tried to make it myself.
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Breakfast of Champions: Warm beer and cold pizza.
Oh, and if someone cares enough to make a pot of chili and offer me some, I don’t care if it has beans or not. I’ve never tried to make it myself. -
That just goes to show you what is fundamentally wrong with this country. You mayonnaise haters are tearing down the institutions that made this country great. If they outlawed mayo then 99% of the delis in New York City and the United States would be reduced to the status of the Chicago speak easys during prohibition. Black market for Mayo would flourish and the cost would sour. Our courts would be packed with regular people turned into criminals all because of an innocent condiment. I hope you fail.
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That just goes to show you what is fundamentally wrong with this country. You mayonnaise haters are tearing down the institutions that made this country great. If they outlawed mayo then 99% of the delis in New York City and the United States would be reduced to the status of the Chicago speak easys during prohibition. Black market for Mayo would flourish and the cost would sour. Our courts would be packed with regular people turned into criminals all because of an innocent condiment. I hope you fail.
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re Mayo:
IF mayo has eggs and olive oil in it, how can it possibly be bad for you?
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re Mayo:
IF mayo has eggs and olive oil in it, how can it possibly be bad for you?
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Now for today’s weirdness; Chinese Man Sprouts 3-Inch Horn From Head.
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Now for today’s weirdness; Chinese Man Sprouts 3-Inch Horn From Head.
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Lox and Cream Cheeze on a bagel,
BEER and WheatiesBreakfast of Champions
Lite beer and Frosted Flakes
The breakfast of ex-champions
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Lox and Cream Cheeze on a bagel,
BEER and Wheaties
Breakfast of ChampionsLite beer and Frosted Flakes
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Lite Beer?
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#70 dang it! I had that picture in the queue for an OC.
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#70 dang it! I had that picture in the queue for an OC.
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#70 SD: Observations
1) Interesting that all the “horny” old people are Chinese isn’t it?
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#70 SD: Observations
1) Interesting that all the “horny” old people are Chinese isn’t it?
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further to my #74
Obviously one must conclude that all old Chinese people are the devil and we should kill them.
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further to my #74
Obviously one must conclude that all old Chinese people are the devil and we should kill them.
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Dude sayeth beans.
philistine
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Dude sayeth beans.
philistine
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#67 Let’s end the “War on Mayo” before it begins. A free people should be able to put slimy garbage in their mouth if they so desire.
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#67 Let’s end the “War on Mayo” before it begins. A free people should be able to put slimy garbage in their mouth if they so desire.
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How come Southern Belle never posts anything on here? Maybe she doesn’t dig “mayo-phobes”.
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How come Southern Belle never posts anything on here? Maybe she doesn’t dig “mayo-phobes”.
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#49 goat-boy
Me? I’ll continue to order a side of mayo for the fries.
You are a fine, upstanding individual with impeccable culinary taste.
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#49 goat-boy
Me? I’ll continue to order a side of mayo for the fries.
You are a fine, upstanding individual with impeccable culinary taste.
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Don’t get me wrong. I’m not suggesting mayonnaise be outlawed. If’n y’all wanna let that slimy stuff gum up yer tongue go for it. I am suggesting the death penalty for anyone that puts mayo on my hamburger after I clearly state “No mayonnaise!” Once the bun has been soiled you can’t scrape that scum off.
Actually I’m not big on most condiments. I routinely have to throw out ketchup. I buy mayo for guests. ‘Bout all I use is picante, Louisiana hot sauce, Sport pepper sauce (can’t eat greens without it), and a myriad of other hot sauces. Hmmm. Looks like the common theme is hot.
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Don’t get me wrong. I’m not suggesting mayonnaise be outlawed. If’n y’all wanna let that slimy stuff gum up yer tongue go for it. I am suggesting the death penalty for anyone that puts mayo on my hamburger after I clearly state “No mayonnaise!” Once the bun has been soiled you can’t scrape that scum off.
Actually I’m not big on most condiments. I routinely have to throw out ketchup. I buy mayo for guests. ‘Bout all I use is picante, Louisiana hot sauce, Sport pepper sauce (can’t eat greens without it), and a myriad of other hot sauces. Hmmm. Looks like the common theme is hot. -
Heh heh heh.
He said “bippy” again.
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I routinely have to throw out ketchup.
How???
Ketchup has a half-life that rivals that of U235 (over 700million years). Do you keep it in the garage?
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I routinely have to throw out ketchup.
How???
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I look at the expiration date.
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I look at the expiration date.
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Who knew that ketchup was made 700million years ago.
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Who knew that ketchup was made 700million years ago.
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#46 Pyro
Philistine
Hey, I object to any food choice being characterized this way. There is no area that is as individual as your favorite condiments — and no skin off anyone else’s butt.
(I use mayo on a turkey sandwich and mustard on a ham sandwich or hotdog. Ketchup on fries.)
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#46 Pyro
Philistine
Hey, I object to any food choice being characterized this way. There is no area that is as individual as your favorite condiments — and no skin off anyone else’s butt.
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#84 Squawkbox
Who knew that ketchup was made 700million years ago.
That’s why the dinosaurs are extinct. Our ancestors discovered that they were delicious with ketchup.
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#84 Squawkbox
Who knew that ketchup was made 700million years ago.
That’s why the dinosaurs are extinct. Our ancestors discovered that they were delicious with ketchup.
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New Rule: If ladling a solution of tomato sauce, very finely ground beef seasoned with cinnamon and sugar over a bed of spaghetti, and topping it with a mound of shredded cheddar is what floats your boat, that’s fine by me.
(Beans or not.)
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New Rule: If ladling a solution of tomato sauce, very finely ground beef seasoned with cinnamon and sugar over a bed of spaghetti, and topping it with a mound of shredded cheddar is what floats your boat, that’s fine by me.
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Who knew that ketchup was made 700million years ago.
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Who knew that ketchup was made 700million years ago.
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I object to any food choice being characterized this way.
Overruled! 😉
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I object to any food choice being characterized this way.
Overruled! 😉
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There is no area that is as individual as your favorite condiments — and no skin off anyone else’s butt.
I object to this sort of moral relativism. Clearly, the way I eat is the right and morally upstanding way and those who differ from me are barbaric heathens. Well… in my humble opinion anyway.
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There is no area that is as individual as your favorite condiments — and no skin off anyone else’s butt.
I object to this sort of moral relativism. Clearly, the way I eat is the right and morally upstanding way and those who differ from me are barbaric heathens. Well… in my humble opinion anyway.
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My wife puts a lot of work into making lasagna or meatloaf. It really torques her outta shape when I unload a bottle of Trappey’s Red Devil hot sauce on ’em. Scrambled eggs don’t have enough sauce unless they are orange.
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My wife puts a lot of work into making lasagna or meatloaf. It really torques her outta shape when I unload a bottle of Trappey’s Red Devil hot sauce on ’em. Scrambled eggs don’t have enough sauce unless they are orange.
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#89 Authoritarian! 😉
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#89 Authoritarian! 😉
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#53 Hamous:
* All mayo is evil, regardless of where it’s made.
* I cannot attest to the evils of Hollandaise sauce as I have never tasted it.
* Ketchup goes on meat loaf. Mustard goes on a hot dog.1. Mayo is NOT evil (well, maybe the store bought stuff, a little). Some fresh egg yolks, good olive oil, a little lemon juice, salt and pepper – it doesn’t get any better. Add a little fresh garlic (or roasted garlic – even better) and you have aioli. Substitute butter for the olive oil and you have Hollandaise sauce; add some tarragon and a little white wine to hollandaise and you have Bernaise sauce – which goes perfectly on top of a New York strip.
2. If you don’t want eggs Benedict (by the way the name probably comes from Benedictine monks who invented the dish in France in the middle ages) Hollandaise is wonderful on grilled Asparagus and almost any fish.
3. I prefer barbecue sauce on top of meatloaf – but you are correct, only a Philistine, or a Yankee, would put ketchup on a hot dog. A good spicy mustard is the way to go.
4. Chili with beans is an evil corruption that indicates just how far our society has declined. You might as well add a little cinnamon and pour it on top of spaghetti……
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#53 Hamous:
* All mayo is evil, regardless of where it’s made.
* I cannot attest to the evils of Hollandaise sauce as I have never tasted it.
* Ketchup goes on meat loaf. Mustard goes on a hot dog.1. Mayo is NOT evil (well, maybe the store bought stuff, a little). Some fresh egg yolks, good olive oil, a little lemon juice, salt and pepper – it doesn’t get any better. Add a little fresh garlic (or roasted garlic – even better) and you have aioli. Substitute butter for the olive oil and you have Hollandaise sauce; add some tarragon and a little white wine to hollandaise and you have Bernaise sauce – which goes perfectly on top of a New York strip.
2. If you don’t want eggs Benedict (by the way the name probably comes from Benedictine monks who invented the dish in France in the middle ages) Hollandaise is wonderful on grilled Asparagus and almost any fish.
3. I prefer barbecue sauce on top of meatloaf – but you are correct, only a Philistine, or a Yankee, would put ketchup on a hot dog. A good spicy mustard is the way to go.
4. Chili with beans is an evil corruption that indicates just how far our society has declined. You might as well add a little cinnamon and pour it on top of spaghetti…… -
#88 Hammy
I was sure there was a pic of Helen Thomas in there. You surprised me.
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Kid Rock to play at the Rodeo?? Will Janet have another boob flash in Houston? Kiss? Who the heck makes these deals.
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Kid Rock to play at the Rodeo?? Will Janet have another boob flash in Houston? Kiss? Who the heck makes these deals.
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I love the HEB Southwest sauce. I pick one up about every 2nd or 3rd visit, whether I need it or not. I can’t always find it – I guess it sells out. Great as a marinade, on eggs, etc. I find a little goes a long way, but it’s delicious.
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I love the HEB Southwest sauce. I pick one up about every 2nd or 3rd visit, whether I need it or not. I can’t always find it – I guess it sells out. Great as a marinade, on eggs, etc. I find a little goes a long way, but it’s delicious.
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Language is only offensive if it offends someone. The test is, if your comments would offend Hambone’s grandmother they will be deleted and you will be banned from posting further comments.
“Devil’s Smegma” IF that isn’t offensive to the Hamayo-phobiac’s granny, she must be pretty cool:>)
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Language is only offensive if it offends someone. The test is, if your comments would offend Hambone’s grandmother they will be deleted and you will be banned from posting further comments.
“Devil’s Smegma” IF that isn’t offensive to the Hamayo-phobiac’s granny, she must be pretty cool:>)
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#85 mh42
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But you can’t call it Chilli!
You can call it chilli, but not chili.
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But you can’t call it Chilli!
You can call it chilli, but not chili.
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Chili with beans is an evil corruption that indicates just how far our society has declined.
Chili, by definition, contains beans. The proper nomenclature for that stuff without beans is “hotdog sauce”.
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Chili with beans is an evil corruption that indicates just how far our society has declined.
Chili, by definition, contains beans. The proper nomenclature for that stuff without beans is “hotdog sauce”.
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“Devil’s Smegma” IF that isn’t offensive to the Hamayo-phobiac’s granny, she must be pretty cool:>)
His grandmother was a longshorewoman (after she got out of the Navy).
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“Devil’s Smegma” IF that isn’t offensive to the Hamayo-phobiac’s granny, she must be pretty cool:>)
His grandmother was a longshorewoman (after she got out of the Navy).
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People who get their panties in a wad over the “beans/no beans” question in chili need an enema. . . . . . . .or a Brazilian wax job followed by an enema.
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People who get their panties in a wad over the “beans/no beans” question in chili need an enema. . . . . . . .or a Brazilian wax job followed by an enema.
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#103 Preferably a mayonnaise enema.
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#103 Preferably a mayonnaise enema.
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I don’t think Granny ever heard the term smegma but just the same it is a perfectly legitimate medical term describing certain bodily secretions. Nothing obscene or smutty. What else would you call it? Famunda cheese would be the slang term I suppose.
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I don’t think Granny ever heard the term smegma but just the same it is a perfectly legitimate medical term describing certain bodily secretions. Nothing obscene or smutty. What else would you call it? Famunda cheese would be the slang term I suppose.
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People who get their panties in a wad over the “beans/no beans” question in chili…
Are they Bob’s ex-wife’s panties?
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People who get their panties in a wad over the “beans/no beans” question in chili…
Are they Bob’s ex-wife’s panties?
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Good afternooon all. Brisk 39 at 6:30 this morning, overcast, dampish. Still overcast but temp made it to 45. Prediction for sun this afternoon begins to look less likely.
As for the somewhat far-ranging discussion of food condiments, wow. Anyone besides me had the delight of using cranberry mustard? I get it from Wisconsin, from a winery near Madison. Friends love it and look forward to receiving a jar at Christmas. We buy it by the case. It is tangy but not strong and is great on ham, turkey, cheese, and eggs. At least that’s all we’ve tried it on.
Now as to pommes and French fries: pommes is the French word for apples. Pommes de terre are potatoes. Pommes de terre frites are French fries. Surely the Belgians know enough French to get it right.
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Good afternooon all. Brisk 39 at 6:30 this morning, overcast, dampish. Still overcast but temp made it to 45. Prediction for sun this afternoon begins to look less likely.
As for the somewhat far-ranging discussion of food condiments, wow. Anyone besides me had the delight of using cranberry mustard? I get it from Wisconsin, from a winery near Madison. Friends love it and look forward to receiving a jar at Christmas. We buy it by the case. It is tangy but not strong and is great on ham, turkey, cheese, and eggs. At least that’s all we’ve tried it on.
Now as to pommes and French fries: pommes is the French word for apples. Pommes de terre are potatoes. Pommes de terre frites are French fries. Surely the Belgians know enough French to get it right. -
So,
I’m guessing nobody is in the mood for a good, old fashioned New England boiled dinner?
Lord, I hope not.
Its one of the reasons I left.
And why I ran so fast when I did.
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So,
I’m guessing nobody is in the mood for a good, old fashioned New England boiled dinner?
Lord, I hope not.
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When I was in college, a group of people went around writing “smegma” (and various smegma-related commentary) on campus sidewalks in chalk. It went on for a couple/few weeks, I guess until an administrator looked it up in a dictionary.
Threats were issued against the eeeeeeeeeevil perpetrators of those heinous acts and they stopped.
Probably to go enjoy a beanless chili and a side of pommes frites & mayo with a beer. 😉
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When I was in college, a group of people went around writing “smegma” (and various smegma-related commentary) on campus sidewalks in chalk. It went on for a couple/few weeks, I guess until an administrator looked it up in a dictionary.
Threats were issued against the eeeeeeeeeevil perpetrators of those heinous acts and they stopped.
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#101 Dude42:
Au contraire my deluded friend:Chili con carne (often known simply as chili) is a spicy stew. The name “chili con carne” is taken from Spanish, and means “peppers with meat.” Traditional versions are made, minimally, from chili peppers, garlic, onions, and cumin, along with chopped or ground beef.
Once you add beans, then you’ve stepped onto a slippery slope which leads to cinnamon, noodles, bell peppers and all manner of twisted yankee perversity. If you absolutely MUST have beans, cook them separately and serve them on the side with other condiments.
BTW – your use of the term “hot dog sauce” indicates the unfortunate probability that you were raised north of Dallas. Not your fault, of course, but still – it’s something that you want to keep to yourself if possible. In Texas we put chili on hot dogs, in which case they become chili dogs. -
I agree with FA. It’s chili con carne, not chili con frijoles.
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I agree with FA. It’s chili con carne, not chili con frijoles.
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Of course, we could always go with cod fish cakes, baked beans and brown bread.
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Of course, we could always go with cod fish cakes, baked beans and brown bread.
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Here’s what I had for breakfast after Mass yesterday. Mmmm.
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Here’s what I had for breakfast after Mass yesterday. Mmmm.
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the unfortunate probability that you were raised north of Dallas
Ahhhh… what do you guys know. Left to your own devices you’d probably eat a grit. Maybe even more than one of ’em.
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the unfortunate probability that you were raised north of Dallas
Ahhhh… what do you guys know. Left to your own devices you’d probably eat a grit. Maybe even more than one of ’em.
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I love grits with 3 fried eggs, BACON and biscuits.
You got a problem w/that? 😉
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I have been known to eat some homemade chili WITH beans w/ my grits too.
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I have been known to eat some homemade chili WITH beans w/ my grits too.
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Geeeeez whattabuncha Beer Snobz!!
HEH
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Geeeeez whattabuncha Beer Snobz!!
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Mayo SCHMAYO
Miracle Whip Baby!
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I’ve been hearing a lot lately about grits w/ shrimp. Mrs. Dude says it’s really good, but I haven’t tried it myself. I’m willing to give it a whirl.
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I’ve been hearing a lot lately about grits w/ shrimp. Mrs. Dude says it’s really good, but I haven’t tried it myself. I’m willing to give it a whirl.
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Great! Now you’ve gone and woke up SouthernTragedy.
I’ll git you my Pyro! And your little dog, too!! /shakes fist
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Great! Now you’ve gone and woke up SouthernTragedy.
I’ll git you my Pyro! And your little dog, too!! /shakes fist
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Unbelievable how much heat was generated over condiments today…
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Unbelievable how much heat was generated over condiments today…
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Some of us even go to the trouble of finding real yellow grits.
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Some of us even go to the trouble of finding real yellow grits.
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ST!! Please grace us with your presence & comments more often, we’ve gone somewhat off kilter lately.
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ST!! Please grace us with your presence & comments more often, we’ve gone somewhat off kilter lately.
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Fried Squirrel, Grits with gravy and biscuits.
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Fried Squirrel, Grits with gravy and biscuits.
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A co-worker of mine lives in Philly. Loves grits, but those stupid Yankees don’t sell it up thar. We often meet in ATL to work on a project so I usually bring him some.
Speaking of ATL, I’d hate to be in that airport today. In fact, I avoid it even in good weather.
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A co-worker of mine lives in Philly. Loves grits, but those stupid Yankees don’t sell it up thar. We often meet in ATL to work on a project so I usually bring him some.
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Grits & bacon, great breakfast.
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Grits & bacon, great breakfast.
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A co-worker of mine lives in Philly.
Two things: scrapple and TastyKakes
The scrapple you can find here on occasion, but get him to bring some TastyKakes for you. Good stuff, Maynard.
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A co-worker of mine lives in Philly.
Two things: scrapple and TastyKakes
The scrapple you can find here on occasion, but get him to bring some TastyKakes for you. Good stuff, Maynard. -
TastyKakes
They go especially well after a certain thing you like to indulge in from time to time, Bob. Well that’s what I’ve been told anyway. Ahem.
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TastyKakes
They go especially well after a certain thing you like to indulge in from time to time, Bob. Well that’s what I’ve been told anyway. Ahem.
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I’ve been hearing a lot lately about grits w/ shrimp.
Good stuff. Throw in some collard greens and you got a meal.
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I’ve been hearing a lot lately about grits w/ shrimp.
Good stuff. Throw in some collard greens and you got a meal.
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Never heard of TastyKakes. Are they as good as Moon Pies?
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Never heard of TastyKakes. Are they as good as Moon Pies?
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Growing up I never went to a fish fry where we didn’t have grits.
And what kind of fish did we fry, Super Dave?
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Growing up I never went to a fish fry where we didn’t have grits.
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A cheesesteak hoagie followed up with a lovely TastyKake for dessert. Fuhgeddaboudit.
Way better than Moon Pies.
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A cheesesteak hoagie followed up with a lovely TastyKake for dessert. Fuhgeddaboudit.
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scrapple and TastyKakes
Then there’s scrod with fritters.
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scrapple and TastyKakes
Then there’s scrod with fritters.
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At long last, our long blogmare is over! With extra mayo.
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At long last, our long blogmare is over! With extra mayo.
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And what kind of fish did we fry, Super Dave?
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Scrapple – i.e. Spam without all the good stuff.
That’s OK dude, you keep eating pig gizzards and leave the bacon and ribs to me! :))
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Scrapple – i.e. Spam without all the good stuff.
That’s OK dude, you keep eating pig gizzards and leave the bacon and ribs to me! :)) -
I’m nut much into deserts. They curdle my beer.
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TastyKakes.
I’m nut much into deserts. They curdle my beer. -
Is a fritter that deal with apples (like at the donut shops) or is that something different?
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Is a fritter that deal with apples (like at the donut shops) or is that something different?
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Way better than Moon Pies.
Man, you just keep digging yourself deeper into that hole, don’t you?
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Way better than Moon Pies.
Man, you just keep digging yourself deeper into that hole, don’t you?
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SPAM = Some Parts Are Meat (not sure about the rest)
Oh, who am I kidding? You fry it, I’ll eat it.
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SPAM = Some Parts Are Meat (not sure about the rest)
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It’s fun to antagonize the Southerners from time to time. I live with a house full of ’em so I know.
🙂
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It’s fun to antagonize the Southerners from time to time. I live with a house full of ’em so I know.
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And what kind of fish did we fry, Super Dave?
Mullet.EWWWWWW!
Hiya, Ms. Harper! I have missed you guys. Just super busy, as usual. My red-headed step child won Reserve Champion for her steer. Was planning on putting the reject in our freezer but looks like he’s going to sale. PokeChop, on the other hand…..
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And what kind of fish did we fry, Super Dave?
Mullet.EWWWWWW!
Hiya, Ms. Harper! I have missed you guys. Just super busy, as usual. My red-headed step child won Reserve Champion for her steer. Was planning on putting the reject in our freezer but looks like he’s going to sale. PokeChop, on the other hand….. -
#142 Sweetie, if I fried you up some Florida-caught mullet you’d be hooked for life. I guarantee it. Something about the muddy Texas Gulf coast waters that makes it inedible here.
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#142 Sweetie, if I fried you up some Florida-caught mullet you’d be hooked for life. I guarantee it. Something about the muddy Texas Gulf coast waters that makes it inedible here.
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Don’t forget this years annual Flora Bama Mullet Toss at Perdido Key.
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Don’t forget this years annual Flora Bama Mullet Toss at Perdido Key.
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Nothing edible is inedible if you add mayo.
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Nothing edible is inedible if you add mayo.
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we’ve gone somewhat off kilter lately
I don’t recall anything ever being on kilter here.
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we’ve gone somewhat off kilter lately
I don’t recall anything ever being on kilter here.
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Ain’t nuttin better than scooter pies and RC Cola.
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Ain’t nuttin better than scooter pies and RC Cola.
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ST – So GLAD you’re here! I’ve missed you, and the hammer you swing so well!
Goodness knows there’s enough moles needin’ whackin’ around here.
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ST – So GLAD you’re here! I’ve missed you, and the hammer you swing so well!
Goodness knows there’s enough moles needin’ whackin’ around here. -
#113 Hamous
Menudo? MENUDO?! Holy crap, man! First it was the off-mayo-putting “smegma” thing and now you tell me MENUDO?!
You are grossing me out and bringing me to tears. Stop, please, before you ruin popcorn for me, please!
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#113 Hamous
Menudo? MENUDO?! Holy crap, man! First it was the off-mayo-putting “smegma” thing and now you tell me MENUDO?!
You are grossing me out and bringing me to tears. Stop, please, before you ruin popcorn for me, please! -
#145
Nothing edible is inedible if you add mayo.
Call the SWAT team!
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#145
Nothing edible is inedible if you add mayo.
Call the SWAT team!
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In Texas, mullet is one of two things:
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In Texas, mullet is one of two things:
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Menudo?
I admit that there ain’t much in this world that can be cooked that I will not eat. Menudo is one of them. -
Menudo?
I admit that there ain’t much in this world that can be cooked that I will not eat. Menudo is one of them.
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Is a fritter that deal with apples (like at the donut shops) or is that something different?
Depends
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Is a fritter that deal with apples (like at the donut shops) or is that something different?
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FWIW; I like Menudo. BUTT I like mayo, go figger’. Not a big fan of ketchup though.
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FWIW; I like Menudo. BUTT I like mayo, go figger’. Not a big fan of ketchup though.
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134 Hamous says:
January 10, 2011 at 3:12 pm
At long last, our long blogmare is over! With extra mayo.Maybe.
Until the primaries.
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134 Hamous says:
January 10, 2011 at 3:12 pm
At long last, our long blogmare is over! With extra mayo.Maybe.
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In Texas, mullet is one of two things:
1) Bait
2) HairdoWell said, Lorrents!! 🙂
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In Texas, mullet is one of two things:
1) Bait
2) HairdoWell said, Lorrents!! 🙂
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Little known fact – mullet is the only fish with a gizzard, much like a chicken.
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Little known fact – mullet is the only fish with a gizzard, much like a chicken.
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I found Hammy’s picture from his junior year in HS.
It’s not a trailer
Angry mullet man insists
Manufactured homeO brother squirrel,
Your tail, my hair – We are one
Yet I must eat youKool smoke mullet stands
At window watching rain fall
Soft on his IROCShort like your schooling
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I found Hammy’s picture from his junior year in HS.
It’s not a trailer
Angry mullet man insists
Manufactured home
O brother squirrel,
Your tail, my hair – We are one
Yet I must eat you
Kool smoke mullet stands
At window watching rain fall
Soft on his IROC
Short like your schooling
Long like your prison sentence
The penal haircut -
Continuing our delve into the taxonomy and history of the lowly mullet, and keeping in mind that a day is wasted if you don’t learn something new…
Rhaphanidosis is the act of inserting a radish into the anus. It is reported to have been a punishment for adultery in ancient Athens of the 5th and 4th centuries BC. There is some doubt as to whether the punishment was ever enforced or whether the references to it in comic plays (such as the debate between Right and Wrong in The Clouds of Aristophanes) should be understood as signifying public humiliation in general.
In order to be allowed to apply rhaphanidosis to an adulteror, one must catch the man in the act of adultery with one’s own wife, in one’s own house. Rhaphanidosis was not the only penalty available however; sodomy by mulletfish was common as well, or the man could simply be killed on the spot. Following this, the adulterous wife would have to be divorced.
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Continuing our delve into the taxonomy and history of the lowly mullet, and keeping in mind that a day is wasted if you don’t learn something new…
Rhaphanidosis is the act of inserting a radish into the anus. It is reported to have been a punishment for adultery in ancient Athens of the 5th and 4th centuries BC. There is some doubt as to whether the punishment was ever enforced or whether the references to it in comic plays (such as the debate between Right and Wrong in The Clouds of Aristophanes) should be understood as signifying public humiliation in general.
In order to be allowed to apply rhaphanidosis to an adulteror, one must catch the man in the act of adultery with one’s own wife, in one’s own house. Rhaphanidosis was not the only penalty available however; sodomy by mulletfish was common as well, or the man could simply be killed on the spot. Following this, the adulterous wife would have to be divorced. -
sodomy by mulletfish
Hoo boy. Maybe she was onto something with that “off kilter” comment.
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sodomy by mulletfish
Hoo boy. Maybe she was onto something with that “off kilter” comment.
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Some people would see rhaphanidosis as a recreational activity, i.e. as an end in itself.
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Some people would see rhaphanidosis as a recreational activity, i.e. as an end in itself.
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as an end in itself
Wagonburner,
We’re all 100% behind you in your pun endeavors.
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as an end in itself
Wagonburner,
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Had Conch fritters in Key West. Excellent.
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Had Conch fritters in Key West. Excellent.
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#164 SC
Had conch fritters in the Virgin Islands on our honeymoon. Better than I thought they would be, and very enjoyable. Just don’t ask me to think about where they came from. Kinda like menudo. /gagging
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#164 SC
Had conch fritters in the Virgin Islands on our honeymoon. Better than I thought they would be, and very enjoyable. Just don’t ask me to think about where they came from. Kinda like menudo. /gagging -
*”rhaphanidosis” aka “vegetable innuendo”
*another big word I learned from Hamous
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*”rhaphanidosis” aka “vegetable innuendo”
*another big word I learned from Hamous -
ST DAHHHHHHHHHHLINK!!
Izzit Jam n Jelly time yet?
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmebbe Japaleno Jam or Jelly this year Dear?
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ST DAHHHHHHHHHHLINK!!
Izzit Jam n Jelly time yet?
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmebbe Japaleno Jam or Jelly this year Dear? -
#159 Hamous:
………. Rhaphanidosis………….
It’s not often that that I have nothing to say………
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#159 Hamous:
………. Rhaphanidosis………….
It’s not often that that I have nothing to say……… -
Every condiment has its place. Here lately I like mayo, ketchup, & mustard on a hamburger and mustard & onions on the hot dogs. You have to be careful with the burger though and not add too much otherwise the buns just slip & slide all over the place. Then you have to finish your burger with a fork.
I have had to resort to eating my fries with either mayo or ketchup over here. The ketchup is just too sweet. The mustard has horseradish and I enjoy the kick. I throw in the mayo for variety.
I did not figure out during our vacation to Belgium why there was an eatery selling pomme frites on every street corner. On the other hand, there was no need to ask why every eatery had a fully stocked bar and a gazillion beers on tap. How else could you order a beer with breakfast? I personally did not do this, but I witnessed several people do this though. -
The HEB grocery on I-10 at Bunker hill has USDA Prime New York Strips – cut about 1 1/2 inches thick. They’re about 20 oz each.
Just picked up 2 for dinner plus a couple of baking potatoes. Gonna whip up a little Bernaise sauce with black and green peppercorns to go on top, a little caesar salad and a bottle of Stags Leap Cabernet (2003). Life is indeed good!
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The HEB grocery on I-10 at Bunker hill has USDA Prime New York Strips – cut about 1 1/2 inches thick. They’re about 20 oz each.
Just picked up 2 for dinner plus a couple of baking potatoes. Gonna whip up a little Bernaise sauce with black and green peppercorns to go on top, a little caesar salad and a bottle of Stags Leap Cabernet (2003). Life is indeed good! -
Izzit Jam n Jelly time yet?
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmebbe Japaleno Jam or Jelly this year Dear?
March/April starts off strawberry season, shuuuug. You need to check with BSue. I’ve created a canning monster!!! She’s made some Jalapeno Candy stuff recently. Sounds intriguing and she gave me the recipe. Sweet talk her out of a jar. (it won’t be hard!!) Iffin’ you like it, I’ll make it for you. 🙂
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Izzit Jam n Jelly time yet?
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmebbe Japaleno Jam or Jelly this year Dear?March/April starts off strawberry season, shuuuug. You need to check with BSue. I’ve created a canning monster!!! She’s made some Jalapeno Candy stuff recently. Sounds intriguing and she gave me the recipe. Sweet talk her out of a jar. (it won’t be hard!!) Iffin’ you like it, I’ll make it for you. 🙂
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Southern Tragic Demostic Terrorist; “Jalapeno Candy stuff recently,”
I’m thinkin’ we can work out a trade/barter as it were, I have ’bout 10 lbs of deer summer sausage left over from Bambi’s Mom….Just sayin’
P.S. I need to have something framed for the Boy, I’ll E Mail you. -
Southern Tragic Demostic Terrorist; “Jalapeno Candy stuff recently,”
I’m thinkin’ we can work out a trade/barter as it were, I have ’bout 10 lbs of deer summer sausage left over from Bambi’s Mom….Just sayin’
P.S. I need to have something framed for the Boy, I’ll E Mail you. -
#169 TexMo
Every condiment has its place.
For some reason, that comment brought me full circle to the opening post.
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#169 TexMo
Every condiment has its place.
For some reason, that comment brought me full circle to the opening post.
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Great. Now they’re gonna be profiling guys with shaved heads. Check out this lunatic’s mugshot.
Oh and #158 Wagonburner – that ain’t me. Here’s me a couple years after my junior year in high school.
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Great. Now they’re gonna be profiling guys with shaved heads. Check out this lunatic’s mugshot.
Oh and #158 Wagonburner – that ain’t me. Here’s me a couple years after my junior year in high school.
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Watching the pre-game show. A couple of notes:
1. I guess we know how Urban Meyer plans on making a living now.
2. Is it just me or does the suit Desmond Howard is wearing tonight make him look like Harpo from The Color Purple?
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Watching the pre-game show. A couple of notes:
1. I guess we know how Urban Meyer plans on making a living now.
2. Is it just me or does the suit Desmond Howard is wearing tonight make him look like Harpo from The Color Purple?
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#174 Hamous
Man, that’s a Kissimmee Cracker if I ever I saw one.
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#174 Hamous
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The big question tonight – Which player is going to have to file a restraining order to keep Mussberger and his mancrushes from getting out of hand?
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The big question tonight – Which player is going to have to file a restraining order to keep Mussberger and his mancrushes from getting out of hand?
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And why does a school that doesn’t even have an athletic department have a football stadium?
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And why does a school that doesn’t even have an athletic department have a football stadium?
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LOL! I’d insist upon Mrs. Darren to live by those “good wife” standards but she’d punch me.
This is especially true of the third bullet point: “Be a little gay and interesting for him. His boring day may need a lift and one of your duties is to provide it.” She may take that totally the wrong way and punch me really hard.
Dang, I love that woman.
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LOL! I’d insist upon Mrs. Darren to live by those “good wife” standards but she’d punch me.
This is especially true of the third bullet point: “Be a little gay and interesting for him. His boring day may need a lift and one of your duties is to provide it.” She may take that totally the wrong way and punch me really hard.
Dang, I love that woman. -
And how come Auburn gets two mascots?
/I’m inquisitive tonight
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And how come Auburn gets two mascots?
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Working at Wendy’s during my high school years (yes, I still eat there and love the food) my favorite sandwich to prepare after work hours was a chicken sandwich and it had to have extra bacon and extra mayo. The mayonaise alone made me relish (no pun to hot dogs intended) the moment but the key was to make it fresh and hot. That way all that yummy greese would ooze down to my stomach. My taste buds became forever grateful for my intuition, including the mayo.
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#98;
Dang it, Wagonburner. Will you please type in Spanish so the rest of us can read your post. 🙂 -
ST;
It’s good to see you positng here tonight. Missed ya’.
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ST;
It’s good to see you positng here tonight. Missed ya’. -
Hamous #174;
Dude, you were, like a total stoner back then.
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Hamous #174;
Dude, you were, like a total stoner back then. -
Dude #163;
We’re all 100% behind you in your pun endeavors.
😯 Speak for yourself, sicko! 😉
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Dude #163;
We’re all 100% behind you in your pun endeavors.
😯 Speak for yourself, sicko! 😉
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#183 Hey, I was in college though. That’s gotta count for something. And I actually graduated!
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#183 Hey, I was in college though. That’s gotta count for something. And I actually graduated!
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Hey, I was in college though. That’s gotta count for something. And I actually graduated!
Who wasn’t a total stoner back then anyhow? 😉
Were the buff shoulder muscles from working out for sports or from farm labor?
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Hey, I was in college though. That’s gotta count for something. And I actually graduated!
Who wasn’t a total stoner back then anyhow? 😉
Were the buff shoulder muscles from working out for sports or from farm labor? -
And how come Auburn gets two mascots?
Raphanidosiism, perhaps?
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And how come Auburn gets two mascots?
Raphanidosiism, perhaps?
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#174 hamous
The resemblance is uncanny. 😉 -
#174 hamous
The resemblance is uncanny. 😉 -
Once I went on a road trip just to see the sights to Estes Park, and then back down through New Mexico in the mountains before heading back east to civilization. It was late fall, and cold up there, and I wanted chili and eggs for breakfast every morning, but at all of the places we stopped, the waitress would look at me funny and say “what?” We stayed in Santa Fe (NM) and the next morning I ordered my “chili and eggs, please.” The waitress simply responded “red” or “green,” and I knew right then they would have a hard time getting me to leave Santa Fe.
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Once I went on a road trip just to see the sights to Estes Park, and then back down through New Mexico in the mountains before heading back east to civilization. It was late fall, and cold up there, and I wanted chili and eggs for breakfast every morning, but at all of the places we stopped, the waitress would look at me funny and say “what?” We stayed in Santa Fe (NM) and the next morning I ordered my “chili and eggs, please.” The waitress simply responded “red” or “green,” and I knew right then they would have a hard time getting me to leave Santa Fe.
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Did Oregon hold a context to choose the ugliest uniforms on the planet?
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Did Oregon hold a context to choose the ugliest uniforms on the planet?
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#190 – I think they were going for the Ms. Pacman look.
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#190 – I think they were going for the Ms. Pacman look.
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What’s with the kickoff after the safety? I thought they had to punt.
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What’s with the kickoff after the safety? I thought they had to punt.
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Thanks Darren and TT (I didn’t refresh, Ted. Sorry!) I really have missed you guys. I must admit something. When I’m off work, I usually shut our computer down. Chores for the kids and I, good food, and family time with our goofy stories. Anyhoo, kids were busy this weekend and it’s been cold and dreary soooo……..umm……I’ve been slumming at liberal websites this weekend. I’m the stick that stirred up the ant pile. I know I should put myself in the corner but I gave myself “immunity” this weekend. 🙂
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Thanks Darren and TT (I didn’t refresh, Ted. Sorry!) I really have missed you guys. I must admit something. When I’m off work, I usually shut our computer down. Chores for the kids and I, good food, and family time with our goofy stories. Anyhoo, kids were busy this weekend and it’s been cold and dreary soooo……..umm……I’ve been slumming at liberal websites this weekend. I’m the stick that stirred up the ant pile. I know I should put myself in the corner but I gave myself “immunity” this weekend. 🙂
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#169 TexMo
Every condiment has its place.
Ah, the sweet voice of reason. Thank you, we needed that.
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#169 TexMo
Every condiment has its place.
Ah, the sweet voice of reason. Thank you, we needed that.
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ST;
Chores for the kids and I, good food, and family time with our goofy stories.
That’s good stuff. You go right ahead and keep on doing it.
I’m the stick that stirred up the ant pile. I know I should put myself in the corner but I gave myself “immunity” this weekend.
That’s awesome. Any one in particular you’d like to share here with your true friends?
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ST;
Chores for the kids and I, good food, and family time with our goofy stories.
That’s good stuff. You go right ahead and keep on doing it.
I’m the stick that stirred up the ant pile. I know I should put myself in the corner but I gave myself “immunity” this weekend.
That’s awesome. Any one in particular you’d like to share here with your true friends?
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Every condiment has its place.
I think I’ve already commented on where mayonnaise’s place is 😉
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Every condiment has its place.
I think I’ve already commented on where mayonnaise’s place is 😉
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The Difference Between Surveyor Symbols and Crosshairs
This intrigued me. I just emailed the link to my gun experts, A.K.A. Mom-and-Dad-In-Law, so in the meantime anyone here care to share their knowledge on the usage of crosshairs for shooting and crosshair symbols for other usage?
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The Difference Between Surveyor Symbols and Crosshairs
This intrigued me. I just emailed the link to my gun experts, A.K.A. Mom-and-Dad-In-Law, so in the meantime anyone here care to share their knowledge on the usage of crosshairs for shooting and crosshair symbols for other usage? -
Michelle Malin makes a grand slam homerun post. I even shows hate from gay activists against California’s Propositon 8 supporters. Bob would love that. Not that it’ll make him grow up or anything.
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AboutContactArchivesRSSColumnsPhotos Michelle Malkin The progressive “climate of hate:” An illustrated primer, 2000-2010
Michelle Malin makes a grand slam homerun post. I even shows hate from gay activists against California’s Propositon 8 supporters. Bob would love that. Not that it’ll make him grow up or anything. -
Will some one get extra props tonight by posting “200 !!!” ?
Busy day on Hammy’s couch. Who could have guessed how worked up everyone would get over condiments? Lots of beer jabber too. Don’t get me wrong, I drank plenty of beer in my time, but beer (and wine) pedantry isn’t my favorite subject.
And a good visit from ST — don’t stay away so long, girlfriend.
Sleep well, all.
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Will some one get extra props tonight by posting “200 !!!” ?
Busy day on Hammy’s couch. Who could have guessed how worked up everyone would get over condiments? Lots of beer jabber too. Don’t get me wrong, I drank plenty of beer in my time, but beer (and wine) pedantry isn’t my favorite subject.
And a good visit from ST — don’t stay away so long, girlfriend.
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hey it may be me — 200
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hey it may be me — 200
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If you’re referring to your I.Q., that’s been abundantly obvious, my dear. 🙂
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If you’re referring to your I.Q., that’s been abundantly obvious, my dear. 🙂
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Good night hamsters. And for the record Hamous, there’s no doubt in my mind that you turned out to be a very fine and accomplished individual.
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Good night hamsters. And for the record Hamous, there’s no doubt in my mind that you turned out to be a very fine and accomplished individual.
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Is it 1/11/11 yet? Or do we have to wait until 11/11/11 to make a big deal over nothing?
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Is it 1/11/11 yet? Or do we have to wait until 11/11/11 to make a big deal over nothing?
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OK, before I truly go to bed, would anyone here who opposes civil unions and cap-n-trade willing to put those issues on the backburner (not abandon them) and vote for Jon Huntsman?
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OK, before I truly go to bed, would anyone here who opposes civil unions and cap-n-trade willing to put those issues on the backburner (not abandon them) and vote for Jon Huntsman?
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Not me – just as well run McSwine again.
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Not me – just as well run McSwine again.
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#204
DarrenIn 2008, he won reelection with 78 percent of the vote and, in the wake of Obama’s victory that fall, began arguing that the GOP had to improve its standing with young voters by softening its stances on same-sex issues, climate change, and immigration or risk electoral irrelevance.
Dude, you gotta put the Utah colored glasses away. Mercy.
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#204
DarrenIn 2008, he won reelection with 78 percent of the vote and, in the wake of Obama’s victory that fall, began arguing that the GOP had to improve its standing with young voters by softening its stances on same-sex issues, climate change, and immigration or risk electoral irrelevance.
Dude, you gotta put the Utah colored glasses away. Mercy.
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