I don’t remember exactly when it happened (it must be hidden by my subconcious), but I remember the taste it left in my mouth. The metallic taste that reminds of the can enclosing the green beans, the foil that somehow remained attached to your leftovers and contacted your fillings while you were chewing on tomatoes, the battery one of your “friends” in grade school convinced you to touch with your tongue.
Coriander, the spice, adds a wonderful flavor to certain dishes. In its herbal form, it is the herb that Satan himself uses to torture souls in the lower levels of Hell.
I am speaking, of course, of cilantro. It lures you in by disguising itself in a parsley suit until it’s too late.
You think to yourself, “How bad can this be? It’s just a decoration, a garnish.”
That is how vile this herb is. It knows that if you were to know what it is beforehand that you would throw it in the nearest fireplace and kill it with fire.
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G’Morning all
Computer Crashed Tuesday. I worked all day and night trying to restore……etc. No Luck. Called a geek in and he came over Wednesday at 1:00PM. He opened the case, disassembled and checked components. He stood up, Put on a robe, mumbled some mumbojumbo and declared the motherboard dead. I bought a new computer yesterday and have (and still am) setting it up. I’ll tell you more after I get finished.
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G’Morning all
Computer Crashed Tuesday. I worked all day and night trying to restore……etc. No Luck. Called a geek in and he came over Wednesday at 1:00PM. He opened the case, disassembled and checked components. He stood up, Put on a robe, mumbled some mumbojumbo and declared the motherboard dead. I bought a new computer yesterday and have (and still am) setting it up. I’ll tell you more after I get finished. -
It’s impossible to make pico de gallo without cilantro, and pico de gallo is itself a gift from the gods (intentionally not capitalized). It has nourishment, is low calorie, flavorful, looks are colorful, etc. You don’t even have to brush your teeth every morning if you just swish a little pico. It can’t be a bad a weed as you suggest given all of it’s magical powers when mixed with a few onions, some peppers and tomato, and seasoned to taste.
(Remember the old cajun story about how to get rid of some undesirable varmits – tell the cajun they taste good, there’s only a short hunting season, and you have to have a license to hunt them – they’ll be exterminated in no time.) Same idea, but pico is good.
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It’s impossible to make pico de gallo without cilantro, and pico de gallo is itself a gift from the gods (intentionally not capitalized). It has nourishment, is low calorie, flavorful, looks are colorful, etc. You don’t even have to brush your teeth every morning if you just swish a little pico. It can’t be a bad a weed as you suggest given all of it’s magical powers when mixed with a few onions, some peppers and tomato, and seasoned to taste.
(Remember the old cajun story about how to get rid of some undesirable varmits – tell the cajun they taste good, there’s only a short hunting season, and you have to have a license to hunt them – they’ll be exterminated in no time.) Same idea, but pico is good. -
Yumm, cilantro. Now it is the evil red pepper (and the enabling chef) disguising itself as tomato in a dish that must be destroyed!
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Yumm, cilantro. Now it is the evil red pepper (and the enabling chef) disguising itself as tomato in a dish that must be destroyed!
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As El Gordito points out, cilantro is an essential part of pico de gallo. It goes very nicely in pho as well. Add to those the use of coriander seed in Belgian white ale and you’ve got yourself one helluva plant right there.
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As El Gordito points out, cilantro is an essential part of pico de gallo. It goes very nicely in pho as well. Add to those the use of coriander seed in Belgian white ale and you’ve got yourself one helluva plant right there.
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Definitely a “love it or hate it” herb. I love it. I can’t imagine tacos without pico de gallo or a big pot of frijoles a la charra without a bunch of cilantro stirred in right before serving.
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Definitely a “love it or hate it” herb. I love it. I can’t imagine tacos without pico de gallo or a big pot of frijoles a la charra without a bunch of cilantro stirred in right before serving.
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Ah yes. It was only a matter of time. We knew their true colors. C’mon Dems, embrace their movement! You own it. These are your progeny:
BOSTON (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) – The Coast Guard in Boston confirmed that a woman in uniform was harassed and spat upon by Occupy Boston protesters.
The woman was walking to the train and said protesters spit on her twice, called her foul names and even threw a water bottle at her.
Now, the Coast Guard is warning all staff working on Atlantic Avenue to avoid those protesters while in uniform.
More than 140 Occupy Boston protesters were arrested earlier this week for refusing to cooperate with police on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
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Ah yes. It was only a matter of time. We knew their true colors. C’mon Dems, embrace their movement! You own it. These are your progeny:
BOSTON (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) – The Coast Guard in Boston confirmed that a woman in uniform was harassed and spat upon by Occupy Boston protesters.
The woman was walking to the train and said protesters spit on her twice, called her foul names and even threw a water bottle at her.
Now, the Coast Guard is warning all staff working on Atlantic Avenue to avoid those protesters while in uniform.
More than 140 Occupy Boston protesters were arrested earlier this week for refusing to cooperate with police on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. -
LOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVE Cilantro!!
and OH!™ TGIF yall
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LOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVE Cilantro!!
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#6 – Simply despicable!!
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#6 – Simply despicable!!
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Obama honors the South Korean leader with a Japanese dinner. Just wondering if he has a secret department in the White House that dreams up ways to insult our friend and allies?
http://www.nationalreview.com/the-feed/280099/obama-honors-south-korean-president-japanese-food -
Obama honors the South Korean leader with a Japanese dinner. Just wondering if he has a secret department in the White House that dreams up ways to insult our friend and allies?
http://www.nationalreview.com/the-feed/280099/obama-honors-south-korean-president-japanese-food -
I can’t imagine tacos without pico de gallo or a big pot of frijoles a la charra without a bunch of cilantro stirred in right before serving.
Ya mose tagot gaspacho, a really good bloody mary, and ceviche.
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I can’t imagine tacos without pico de gallo or a big pot of frijoles a la charra without a bunch of cilantro stirred in right before serving.
Ya mose tagot gaspacho, a really good bloody mary, and ceviche.
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Re: Just war: One is always just in self defense. Sometimes self defense requires that you attack your attacker to prevent him from attacking you while you are in a weakened position. When the enemy uses human shields, they are no longer innocent (in the context of war – they have become innocent victims of those using them as shields) and should be wiped out as if they were shooting at you themselves. When someone verbally threatens you that is grounds for you to significantly raise your “threat level” and your defense condition. When that person (or entity) makes the first move to attack, one is justified in war and carrying it out until the other is no longer capable of inflicting harm or is completely exterminated.
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Re: Just war: One is always just in self defense. Sometimes self defense requires that you attack your attacker to prevent him from attacking you while you are in a weakened position. When the enemy uses human shields, they are no longer innocent (in the context of war – they have become innocent victims of those using them as shields) and should be wiped out as if they were shooting at you themselves. When someone verbally threatens you that is grounds for you to significantly raise your “threat level” and your defense condition. When that person (or entity) makes the first move to attack, one is justified in war and carrying it out until the other is no longer capable of inflicting harm or is completely exterminated.
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Sometimes self defense requires that you attack your attacker to prevent him from attacking you while you are in a weakened position.
Diplomacy – the art of saying “nice doggie” until you can find a big rock.
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Sometimes self defense requires that you attack your attacker to prevent him from attacking you while you are in a weakened position.
Diplomacy – the art of saying “nice doggie” until you can find a big rock.
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Wagonburner demonstrates why there are no Oklahoma Indian chefs running the great kitchens of the world.
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Wagonburner demonstrates why there are no Oklahoma Indian chefs running the great kitchens of the world.
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Fifty years after Stanley Kramer and Judgment at Nuremberg
“Germany hadn’t really gone through a dramatic reconciliation process,” said Harrington. “He was not just making a movie for the rest of the world, he was making this movie to show to Germans. He staged his premiere and got stars Judy Garland, Spencer Tracy and Montgomery Clift to attend.”
“The German people quietly filed out of the theater after the film,” recalled Karen Kramer, widow of Stanley Kramer. “It didn’t play [in Germany] for two years after that premiere. They took it hard. The German people didn’t like what they saw. It was a very right thing and a very brave thing for Stanley to do.”
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Fifty years after Stanley Kramer and Judgment at Nuremberg
“Germany hadn’t really gone through a dramatic reconciliation process,” said Harrington. “He was not just making a movie for the rest of the world, he was making this movie to show to Germans. He staged his premiere and got stars Judy Garland, Spencer Tracy and Montgomery Clift to attend.”
“The German people quietly filed out of the theater after the film,” recalled Karen Kramer, widow of Stanley Kramer. “It didn’t play [in Germany] for two years after that premiere. They took it hard. The German people didn’t like what they saw. It was a very right thing and a very brave thing for Stanley to do.” -
further to #11: One is perfectly justified in coming to the defense of a brother (allied nation) when they come under attack. One is justified in coming to the aid of another being attacked by an entity bent on conquest. For example the USA or Europe would have been justified in coming to the aid of the Armenians when the moooooooooooooooooooooooslim Turks were bent on genocide and conquest.
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further to #11: One is perfectly justified in coming to the defense of a brother (allied nation) when they come under attack. One is justified in coming to the aid of another being attacked by an entity bent on conquest. For example the USA or Europe would have been justified in coming to the aid of the Armenians when the moooooooooooooooooooooooslim Turks were bent on genocide and conquest.
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#9 el g
He’s got to have the most inept protocol staff or he’s simply without clue, or both. The missile strike recently that killed Anwar al-Awlaki killed another US citizen who happened to be in the car with him, one Samir Khan. Sammy was a propagandist and recruiter for Al Qaeda. The Obama State Departmentcontacted the family of al-Qaida propagandist and recruiter Samir Khan to “express its condolences” to his family.
It’s a freakin’ WAR. Anwar & Sammy were enemy combatants in a war zone. They are legitimate targets. Under any reading of the laws of war & the Geneva Conventions. They should have expressed the regret to Sammy’s family that they only got him and Anwar and not a few more of their buddies.
From Wikileaks, we also find that in September of 2009, brave Barack contacted the Japanese, asking if he could speechify in Hiroshima to apologize for nuking them in 1945.
A heretofore secret cable dated Sept. 3, 2009, was recently released by WikiLeaks. Sent to Secretary of State Clinton, it reported Japan’s Vice Foreign Minister Mitoji Yabunaka telling U.S. Ambassador John Roos that “the idea of President Obama visiting Hiroshima to apologize for the atomic bombing during World War II is a ‘nonstarter.’”
Idiot.
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#9 el g
He’s got to have the most inept protocol staff or he’s simply without clue, or both. The missile strike recently that killed Anwar al-Awlaki killed another US citizen who happened to be in the car with him, one Samir Khan. Sammy was a propagandist and recruiter for Al Qaeda. The Obama State Departmentcontacted the family of al-Qaida propagandist and recruiter Samir Khan to “express its condolences” to his family.
It’s a freakin’ WAR. Anwar & Sammy were enemy combatants in a war zone. They are legitimate targets. Under any reading of the laws of war & the Geneva Conventions. They should have expressed the regret to Sammy’s family that they only got him and Anwar and not a few more of their buddies.
From Wikileaks, we also find that in September of 2009, brave Barack contacted the Japanese, asking if he could speechify in Hiroshima to apologize for nuking them in 1945.A heretofore secret cable dated Sept. 3, 2009, was recently released by WikiLeaks. Sent to Secretary of State Clinton, it reported Japan’s Vice Foreign Minister Mitoji Yabunaka telling U.S. Ambassador John Roos that “the idea of President Obama visiting Hiroshima to apologize for the atomic bombing during World War II is a ‘nonstarter.’”
Idiot.
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Couldn’t live without cilantro.
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Couldn’t live without cilantro.
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#13 texpat
Coriander is good. Cilantro is bad.
Cinnamon is good. The leaves of the tree are bad.Some plants, you just have to know the right part to eat.
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#13 texpat
Coriander is good. Cilantro is bad.
Cinnamon is good. The leaves of the tree are bad.
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#14 TEXPAT: I don’t think I have ever seen the entire movie. I have seen some brief clips but never the whole thing in one sitting, at least not in the last 35 years or so. I will put that one on the list.
The first comment (and only so far) on the list speaks of torture and Gitmo and Abu Graihb, and the need to abide by all of the rules of the Geneva Convention. What is amusing to me is, what about when we are fighting an enemy that did not sign nor are they adhering to any known standard of decency regarding the treatment of prisoners? Are we going to have our hands tied while they are shredding us? -
#14 TEXPAT: I don’t think I have ever seen the entire movie. I have seen some brief clips but never the whole thing in one sitting, at least not in the last 35 years or so. I will put that one on the list.
The first comment (and only so far) on the list speaks of torture and Gitmo and Abu Graihb, and the need to abide by all of the rules of the Geneva Convention. What is amusing to me is, what about when we are fighting an enemy that did not sign nor are they adhering to any known standard of decency regarding the treatment of prisoners? Are we going to have our hands tied while they are shredding us? -
My introduction to Indian food was in the early 90s in El Paso, TX. On a business trip out there I had lunch with a client at an Indian restaurant. I enjoyed the meal, and afterwards we each grabbed a small handful of fennel seed to chew. I found it odd at first, but the taste was nice. I enjoy licorice though, so both fennel and anise appeal to me. Also, the inclusion of anise in this liqueur is what gives it the character it has. My mom makes a mean Pernod shrimp on occasion.
Cilantro = good
Fennel = good
Anise = goodIt’s all good. Except gin.
Gin = blech
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My introduction to Indian food was in the early 90s in El Paso, TX. On a business trip out there I had lunch with a client at an Indian restaurant. I enjoyed the meal, and afterwards we each grabbed a small handful of fennel seed to chew. I found it odd at first, but the taste was nice. I enjoy licorice though, so both fennel and anise appeal to me. Also, the inclusion of anise in this liqueur is what gives it the character it has. My mom makes a mean Pernod shrimp on occasion.
Cilantro = good
Fennel = good
Anise = good
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The Houston Texans NFL team is the undisputed world champion…
The top Republican-leaning teams are the Houston Texans, San Diego Chargers, New York Jets and Arizona Cardinals.
The Texans’ owner, executives, players and spouses gave $293,000 to politicians since early 2009, 98% of it to Republicans. The Chargers gave $172,000, 79% to the GOP. The Jets $148,000, 80% to Republicans and the Cardinals donated almost $120,000, 97% to Republicans.
The top Democratic-leaning NFL teams are the Miami Dolphins, the Cincinnati Bengals, the Atlanta Falcons, Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks.
But they are much cheaper with their handouts than the party they’re giving to. The Dolphins’ were the most generous, handing out $100g’s, with only 52% going to Democrats. The Bengals doled out only $62,000, 59% to Dems. Falcons almost $41,000, 56% to Democrats.
The full list of NFL teams’ political donations can be found here.
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The Houston Texans NFL team is the undisputed world champion…
…in donating to Republicans.The top Republican-leaning teams are the Houston Texans, San Diego Chargers, New York Jets and Arizona Cardinals.
The Texans’ owner, executives, players and spouses gave $293,000 to politicians since early 2009, 98% of it to Republicans. The Chargers gave $172,000, 79% to the GOP. The Jets $148,000, 80% to Republicans and the Cardinals donated almost $120,000, 97% to Republicans.
The top Democratic-leaning NFL teams are the Miami Dolphins, the Cincinnati Bengals, the Atlanta Falcons, Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks.
But they are much cheaper with their handouts than the party they’re giving to. The Dolphins’ were the most generous, handing out $100g’s, with only 52% going to Democrats. The Bengals doled out only $62,000, 59% to Dems. Falcons almost $41,000, 56% to Democrats.The full list of NFL teams’ political donations can be found here.
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Iran fails in attempt to launch space monkey.
Achciwncewonxcijad’s an astronaut too?
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#20 doooooooooood
You gotta get good gin. Martinis are a divine drink and are only made with gin. A drink with similar ingredients made with vodka is a pointless, tasteless exercise. -
#20 doooooooooood
You gotta get good gin. Martinis are a divine drink and are only made with gin. A drink with similar ingredients made with vodka is a pointless, tasteless exercise. -
Speaking of Indian food, I’ve been wanting to try this place out.
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Speaking of Indian food, I’ve been wanting to try this place out.
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Can we all agree that Gagamaggot is nasty?
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Can we all agree that Gagamaggot is nasty?
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#26 hamster
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#26 hamster
That stuff is like cough syrup. Without the codeine. -
#23 – linky no worky (el Flash-O done crashed-O)
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#23 – linky no worky (el Flash-O done crashed-O)
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Hmmm….
Remember all those missiles that went missing in Libya while we were bombing the crap out of them? They’re starting to turn up.
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Hmmm….
Remember all those missiles that went missing in Libya while we were bombing the crap out of them? They’re starting to turn up. -
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOZO, Jaegermeister, and there are a couple of others that have the anise or licorice as a predominant flavor.
On a really cold crisp evening by the campfire nothing beats a hearty shot of rumplemintz after a flame grilled steak dinner. -
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOZO, Jaegermeister, and there are a couple of others that have the anise or licorice as a predominant flavor.
On a really cold crisp evening by the campfire nothing beats a hearty shot of rumplemintz after a flame grilled steak dinner. -
#28 Hmmm. Works here. Anyone else having problems?
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#28 Hmmm. Works here. Anyone else having problems?
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#29 Pyro: Further to the ‘just war’ theme, the first time one of those missiles is used against Israel from Gaza, it is time to carpet bomb the place, go in and kill every combatant, human shield and collaborator. Enough is enough.
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#29 Pyro: Further to the ‘just war’ theme, the first time one of those missiles is used against Israel from Gaza, it is time to carpet bomb the place, go in and kill every combatant, human shield and collaborator. Enough is enough.
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#23 video worked for me.
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#23 video worked for me.
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What’s really good is to make the hot chocolate of death (1 cup half n half and 1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips heated until the chocolate melts and dissolves) and mix in either some good bourbon (nice vanilla-like flavor) or creme de menthe.
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What’s really good is to make the hot chocolate of death (1 cup half n half and 1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips heated until the chocolate melts and dissolves) and mix in either some good bourbon (nice vanilla-like flavor) or creme de menthe.
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#32 Fm your linkie; could be a caption contest winner:
Don’t you hate when you climb Mount Everesy after eating bad clams?
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#32 Fm your linkie; could be a caption contest winner:
Don’t you hate when you climb Mount Everesy after eating bad clams?
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Yay! Another language on the ballot in Harris County.
The U.S. Census Bureau has informed Harris County election officials that ballots must now be available in Mandarin.
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Yay! Another language on the ballot in Harris County.
The U.S. Census Bureau has informed Harris County election officials that ballots must now be available in Mandarin.
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#31 hamster
It until the peacock fades to black for me. But they try to block streaming video here. -
#31 hamster
It until the peacock fades to black for me. But they try to block streaming video here. -
#35 Pyro: Why in the WISS would you want to use good bourbon in a concoction such as what you mentioned??? That is wissin alcohol abuse! GOOD bourbon should only be served neat, on the rocks and/or with a splash. Save the cheap shizzle rot-gut bourbon for your foo-foo chocolate drink.
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#35 Pyro: Why in the WISS would you want to use good bourbon in a concoction such as what you mentioned??? That is wissin alcohol abuse! GOOD bourbon should only be served neat, on the rocks and/or with a splash. Save the cheap shizzle rot-gut bourbon for your foo-foo chocolate drink.
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I love fennel. Get you a nice bunch of it and do this:
Olive Oil
Poppy seeds
Fennel – sliced
Onions – sliced (optional)
Can of diced tomatoes
Salt and pepper to tasteDrop some oil in a skillet and heat it up. Drop in some poppy seeds and let ’em heat up to release their flavor. If you’re gonna do onions (I usually don’t), drop them in a few minutes after the poppy seeds. Saute the onion for a few seconds, then drop in the fennel. Cook ’em until they start to get a little soft. Then put in the can of diced tomatoes and cook until the whole mess is nice and hot, season to taste.
I fix this as a side dish to our lasagna at Christmas. Everyone loves it. I may try adding some diced eggplant one year. Yummmmm!
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I love fennel. Get you a nice bunch of it and do this:
Olive Oil
Poppy seeds
Fennel – sliced
Onions – sliced (optional)
Can of diced tomatoes
Salt and pepper to taste
Drop some oil in a skillet and heat it up. Drop in some poppy seeds and let ’em heat up to release their flavor. If you’re gonna do onions (I usually don’t), drop them in a few minutes after the poppy seeds. Saute the onion for a few seconds, then drop in the fennel. Cook ’em until they start to get a little soft. Then put in the can of diced tomatoes and cook until the whole mess is nice and hot, season to taste.
I fix this as a side dish to our lasagna at Christmas. Everyone loves it. I may try adding some diced eggplant one year. Yummmmm! -
Dewhurst is not pulling punches.
Cruz over Dewhurst any day, IMHO.
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The #23 linkie workie for me; and they wuz right, we are so screwed.
I hope the debacle of the HNP presidency, coupled with Jimmah Cawter, will convince one and all that Keynesian economics are condemned to failure each and every time they are tried. -
The #23 linkie workie for me; and they wuz right, we are so screwed.
I hope the debacle of the HNP presidency, coupled with Jimmah Cawter, will convince one and all that Keynesian economics are condemned to failure each and every time they are tried. -
I think the Perrys must still secretly be Democrats. They got a bad case of the po-me’s.
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I think the Perrys must still secretly be Democrats. They got a bad case of the po-me’s.
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#40 TT,
Sounds very tasty. May try that out on my
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#40 TT,
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I there any other cooking utensil more valuable than a cast iron skillet? It can be used to cook anything, from steak to cake – the list is endless. And the best news of all is the easy clean-up. Just leave it on the back porch every night and the varmints will have it shined up by morning. Just doesn’t get any easier than that.
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I there any other cooking utensil more valuable than a cast iron skillet? It can be used to cook anything, from steak to cake – the list is endless. And the best news of all is the easy clean-up. Just leave it on the back porch every night and the varmints will have it shined up by morning. Just doesn’t get any easier than that.
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Gonna have to agree with Bonecrusher #39.
Nothing better than a good Kentucky Bourbon melting a few cubes of ice then slowly sipped and savored.According to several of the distilleries I’ve visited, there is only one way to pour Bourbon as well. Bourbon always goes in last. Be it over ice or a splash of branch. The thought being the Bourbon will improve what ever the mix otherwise you’re just watering down good Bourbon.
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Gonna have to agree with Bonecrusher #39.
Nothing better than a good Kentucky Bourbon melting a few cubes of ice then slowly sipped and savored.
According to several of the distilleries I’ve visited, there is only one way to pour Bourbon as well. Bourbon always goes in last. Be it over ice or a splash of branch. The thought being the Bourbon will improve what ever the mix otherwise you’re just watering down good Bourbon. -
No football comments today. The Razorbacks get a well deserved week off before hitting the road for 2 games. (One tiger down, one to go)
Of course the Gators are off every week.
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No football comments today. The Razorbacks get a well deserved week off before hitting the road for 2 games. (One tiger down, one to go)
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#31 & #34 – I did ‘find’ the clip via Google – could not get the posted linky in here to play
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#31 & #34 – I did ‘find’ the clip via Google – could not get the posted linky in here to play
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Nothing better than a good Kentucky Bourbon melting a few cubes of ice then slowly sipped and savored.
Ice?
philistine
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Nothing better than a good Kentucky Bourbon melting a few cubes of ice then slowly sipped and savored.
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#35 – the others are RIGHT!
dats alcohol ABUSE!!!
Jimmy Beam Black (or white if penny’s are tight) neat or on ice for MOI
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#35 – the others are RIGHT!
dats alcohol ABUSE!!!
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This ought to give all a pause and marvel at the restraint of the Israelis.
Hamas did not agree to an Israeli request to abandon a policy of future IDF kidnappings as part of the prisoner-swap agreement with Israel, a Palestinian source told the London-based Al Hayat on Friday.
According to the source, Israel – which will release more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for kidnapped tank gunner Gilad Schalit – agreed not to target any of the prisoners once they have been freed.
This is absolute insanity! Hamas refuses to agree to stop kidnapping Israeli soldiers, Israel, in return for that kick in the cajones, is scheduled to release more than 1000 pal terrorists in 2 stages, has agreed to not target those it is releasing. Does this mean that the released terrorists have a get-out-of-jail-free card? Shalit has not yet been released; is he still in good health, what kind of psychological torture has he been subjected to, will the pals stop the unrelenting violence against innocent Israeli civilians? Why does anyone ever believe anything from the pals?
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This ought to give all a pause and marvel at the restraint of the Israelis.
Hamas did not agree to an Israeli request to abandon a policy of future IDF kidnappings as part of the prisoner-swap agreement with Israel, a Palestinian source told the London-based Al Hayat on Friday.
According to the source, Israel – which will release more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for kidnapped tank gunner Gilad Schalit – agreed not to target any of the prisoners once they have been freed.This is absolute insanity! Hamas refuses to agree to stop kidnapping Israeli soldiers, Israel, in return for that kick in the cajones, is scheduled to release more than 1000 pal terrorists in 2 stages, has agreed to not target those it is releasing. Does this mean that the released terrorists have a get-out-of-jail-free card? Shalit has not yet been released; is he still in good health, what kind of psychological torture has he been subjected to, will the pals stop the unrelenting violence against innocent Israeli civilians? Why does anyone ever believe anything from the pals?
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Drudge still has the worlds 3 biggest butt-heads wagging the index finger up on the front page. You just can’t fake the similarity betwixt them. Missing a pic of Castro, Stalin and Mao to fill out the bunch.
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Drudge still has the worlds 3 biggest butt-heads wagging the index finger up on the front page. You just can’t fake the similarity betwixt them. Missing a pic of Castro, Stalin and Mao to fill out the bunch.
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#17 Couldn’t live without cilantro.
It’s fennel and anise that are from hell. Yup!
#20 Gin = blech Yes! I don’t like cedar trees in my booze.
#26 Can we all agree that Gagamaggot is nasty? Without question!
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#17 Couldn’t live without cilantro.
It’s fennel and anise that are from hell. Yup!
#20 Gin = blech Yes! I don’t like cedar trees in my booze.
#26 Can we all agree that Gagamaggot is nasty? Without question!
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#52 Bonecrusher
Clarification is called for here.
The Jerusalem Post article you link to is quoting Hamas sources. Those Palestinian sources are saying the exact opposite of what Israeli General Security Service chief Yoram Cohen told Israeli Radio a few days ago.
caveat emptor.
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#52 Bonecrusher
Clarification is called for here.
The Jerusalem Post article you link to is quoting Hamas sources. Those Palestinian sources are saying the exact opposite of what Israeli General Security Service chief Yoram Cohen told Israeli Radio a few days ago.
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As far as the slime-ball know-nothing protesters on Wall Street, in Baston, and other places around the country, I wish for a long cold driving rain with gusty winds. After about a week of that the protesters will:
1) Be cleaner
2) will be a lot cooler, mayhaps freezing their collective tooki off
3) The areas they have been infesting will get a gentle washing of the rain and will be a little cleaner; however it will then get muddy, oh shucky-darn
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As far as the slime-ball know-nothing protesters on Wall Street, in Baston, and other places around the country, I wish for a long cold driving rain with gusty winds. After about a week of that the protesters will:
1) Be cleaner
2) will be a lot cooler, mayhaps freezing their collective tooki off
3) The areas they have been infesting will get a gentle washing of the rain and will be a little cleaner; however it will then get muddy, oh shucky-darn
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#55 TEXPAT: Have you ever heard the truth from the pals, ever? Do you really think the pals are ever gonna live up to their obligations under any agreement with Israel? Let me know if you say yes, because I have an enormous bridge to the land of RFU’s I wanna sell you.
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#55 TEXPAT: Have you ever heard the truth from the pals, ever? Do you really think the pals are ever gonna live up to their obligations under any agreement with Israel? Let me know if you say yes, because I have an enormous bridge to the land of RFU’s I wanna sell you.
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philistine
This from some yahoo who doesn’t like cilantro.
I remember the first community service project I was involved in was smuggling books in to Oklahoma.
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philistine
This from some yahoo who doesn’t like cilantro.
I remember the first community service project I was involved in was smuggling books in to Oklahoma. -
This is good; SUICIDE OF A SUPERPOWER by Pat Buchanan.
“Will America Survive to 2025?”.
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This is good; SUICIDE OF A SUPERPOWER by Pat Buchanan.
“Will America Survive to 2025?”
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Of course the Gators are off every week.
Since we don’t play the Hogs this year I would say “See you in the championship game” but we both know that ain’t gonna happen 😉 We’ll be seeing LSU or Alabama again.
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Of course the Gators are off every week.
Since we don’t play the Hogs this year I would say “See you in the championship game” but we both know that ain’t gonna happen 😉 We’ll be seeing LSU or Alabama again.
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Just had a visit from my sister. Things are not looking well for my brother-in-law. She said he seems to be okay with dying, but it’s the process of going through it that’s so difficult and demeaning. He’s volunteered for some medical trials, and she said it seems that being able to further the study of medicine seems to be giving him some dignity and feeling of being able to give during this time when he can do so little for himself.
He’s on morphine for the pain, but I can’t say the same for my sister. She said she was in a thrift store recently, buying some soft pillows, linen savers/liners, etc. for her hubby. The tumor on his spine makes sitting very painful and there are other things happening which are not fun, either. While she was squishing a pillow to test for softness, a lady asked if she was okay, and sis told her that her husband had cancer. Sis kept her head turned away, and could feel the lady watching her. She finished shopping and went to check out. For some reason, the machine at the store would not process her check, even though it had just run two checks properly before her. Sister was in tears at the thought that she couldn’t take home the things she had picked out for her husband’s comfort, and turned to leave. Before she could reach the door, she was called back – the lady who had been following her since she told her what she was going through had paid for her items. Sis just hugged her neck, unable to express her gratitude in words. I told Sis that perhaps her check not processing was God’s way of allowing that woman to express her charity, and to give Sis a light in her darkness.
God bless all the nice people out there.
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Just had a visit from my sister. Things are not looking well for my brother-in-law. She said he seems to be okay with dying, but it’s the process of going through it that’s so difficult and demeaning. He’s volunteered for some medical trials, and she said it seems that being able to further the study of medicine seems to be giving him some dignity and feeling of being able to give during this time when he can do so little for himself.
He’s on morphine for the pain, but I can’t say the same for my sister. She said she was in a thrift store recently, buying some soft pillows, linen savers/liners, etc. for her hubby. The tumor on his spine makes sitting very painful and there are other things happening which are not fun, either. While she was squishing a pillow to test for softness, a lady asked if she was okay, and sis told her that her husband had cancer. Sis kept her head turned away, and could feel the lady watching her. She finished shopping and went to check out. For some reason, the machine at the store would not process her check, even though it had just run two checks properly before her. Sister was in tears at the thought that she couldn’t take home the things she had picked out for her husband’s comfort, and turned to leave. Before she could reach the door, she was called back – the lady who had been following her since she told her what she was going through had paid for her items. Sis just hugged her neck, unable to express her gratitude in words. I told Sis that perhaps her check not processing was God’s way of allowing that woman to express her charity, and to give Sis a light in her darkness.
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#59 SD: from your linkie:
“How can Notre Dame credibly teach that all innocent life is sacred, and then honor a president committed to ensuring that a woman’s right to end the life of her innocent child remains sacrosanct?”
To call that a siren blaring, light flashing contradiction of principle would be a gross understatement. Pelousy, Biden, the Kennedy Clan, and a whole host of “Catholic in name only” politicians continue to receive Communion while they fight vigorously against a basic element of the Catholic church. The priests don’t do anything about it, nor do monsenyors (sp?) bishops or cardinals; by church cannon law, aren’t they, at a minimum, to be denied communion and in reality shouldn’t they be excommunicated?
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#59 SD: from your linkie:
“How can Notre Dame credibly teach that all innocent life is sacred, and then honor a president committed to ensuring that a woman’s right to end the life of her innocent child remains sacrosanct?”
To call that a siren blaring, light flashing contradiction of principle would be a gross understatement. Pelousy, Biden, the Kennedy Clan, and a whole host of “Catholic in name only” politicians continue to receive Communion while they fight vigorously against a basic element of the Catholic church. The priests don’t do anything about it, nor do monsenyors (sp?) bishops or cardinals; by church cannon law, aren’t they, at a minimum, to be denied communion and in reality shouldn’t they be excommunicated?
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#61
Always amazed by random acts of kindness.Prayers out for you and your family Tedtam.
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I remember the first community service project I was involved in was smuggling books in to Oklahoma.
From ARKANSAS!?!?
Did you manage to remember the crayons for the coloring books?
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I remember the first community service project I was involved in was smuggling books in to Oklahoma.
From ARKANSAS!?!?
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#61 TT: Sorry to hear of your sister and her hubby’s plight. You have touched on something profound:
I told Sis that perhaps her check not processing was God’s way of allowing that woman to express her charity, and to give Sis a light in her darkness.
I think this touches on why there is poverty and suffering in the world; it gives those who have the opportunity to give to those who do not. The genuine act of charity, one individual giving to another, is blessed and both parties benefit from it. Think about it, if there was some magical land where there was no poverty, (like what Jean-Luc Piccard often claimed on Star Trek Next Generation), how would people be able to express genuine charity when there was no need?
Having the government take $5 from me by force, keep $4 of it to give $1 to an ungrateful, lazy SOB who hates me because I have the capacity to take care of myself, is neither compassion nor charity – it is extortion. What the lady did for your sis was the real McCoy, PRAISE Y_VH!
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#61 TT: Sorry to hear of your sister and her hubby’s plight. You have touched on something profound:
I told Sis that perhaps her check not processing was God’s way of allowing that woman to express her charity, and to give Sis a light in her darkness.
I think this touches on why there is poverty and suffering in the world; it gives those who have the opportunity to give to those who do not. The genuine act of charity, one individual giving to another, is blessed and both parties benefit from it. Think about it, if there was some magical land where there was no poverty, (like what Jean-Luc Piccard often claimed on Star Trek Next Generation), how would people be able to express genuine charity when there was no need?
Having the government take $5 from me by force, keep $4 of it to give $1 to an ungrateful, lazy SOB who hates me because I have the capacity to take care of myself, is neither compassion nor charity – it is extortion. What the lady did for your sis was the real McCoy, PRAISE Y_VH! -
The priests don’t do anything about it, nor do monsenyors (sp?) bishops or cardinals; by church cannon law, aren’t they, at a minimum, to be denied communion and in reality shouldn’t they be excommunicated?
monsignor and canon.
As far as your question re: Holy Communion, I don’t know why they don’t. There could be at least a couple reasons:
1. It’s a pastoral decision – the priests & bishops feel excommunication would put their souls at even more risk.
2. Communion is also served by lay ministers and it is not their call to make.
3. Whether to receive Communion is the person’s choice and that person should be aware as to whether they are in a state of grace or mortal sin.In the end, the Big Guy will sort it all out.
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The priests don’t do anything about it, nor do monsenyors (sp?) bishops or cardinals; by church cannon law, aren’t they, at a minimum, to be denied communion and in reality shouldn’t they be excommunicated?
monsignor and canon.
As far as your question re: Holy Communion, I don’t know why they don’t. There could be at least a couple reasons:
1. It’s a pastoral decision – the priests & bishops feel excommunication would put their souls at even more risk.
2. Communion is also served by lay ministers and it is not their call to make.
3. Whether to receive Communion is the person’s choice and that person should be aware as to whether they are in a state of grace or mortal sin.
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No, no crayons. Those came across your southern border . Payment to keep Texas from falling in the Gulf.
/”shoot low boys……..
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#59 SD: I just finished reading the teaser and I did not find anything objectionable. Looks like a good book.
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#59 SD: I just finished reading the teaser and I did not find anything objectionable. Looks like a good book.
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I remember the first community service project I was involved in was smuggling books in to Oklahoma.
From ARKANSAS!?!?
Did you manage to remember the crayons for the coloring books?
Modify DeleteDid you hear about the Razorback that moved to Oklahoma? Increased the average IQ of both states.
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I remember the first community service project I was involved in was smuggling books in to Oklahoma.
From ARKANSAS!?!?
Did you manage to remember the crayons for the coloring books?
Modify DeleteDid you hear about the Razorback that moved to Oklahoma? Increased the average IQ of both states.
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Good afternoon Hamsters. Doing the Snoopy Happy Dance again today in this glorious weather. Bright full Moon and 52 at 6, almost could be described as crisp. Clear blue sky, gentle breeze, absurdly low humidity (20%) and windows wide open at 1 pm makes this a perfect Fall day. Thank you, Lord.
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Good afternoon Hamsters. Doing the Snoopy Happy Dance again today in this glorious weather. Bright full Moon and 52 at 6, almost could be described as crisp. Clear blue sky, gentle breeze, absurdly low humidity (20%) and windows wide open at 1 pm makes this a perfect Fall day. Thank you, Lord.
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How do we know the toothbrush was invented in Arkansas?
If it had been invented elsewhere it would have been a teethbrush.
:jazz:
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How do we know the toothbrush was invented in Arkansas?
If it had been invented elsewhere it would have been a teethbrush.
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#72 Pyro: Limbaugh just did a piece on that. The Lords’s Army is Christian fighting against the oppression of the moooooooooooooooooooooooslim majority. The lying mooooooooooooooslims (but I repeat myself) is accusing the Lord’s Army of raping and looting, etc. This is not the first time that the USA has taken up arms against Christians in support of mooooooooooooooooooslims. It is practically demanding a rebuke from Y_VH.
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#72 Pyro: Limbaugh just did a piece on that. The Lords’s Army is Christian fighting against the oppression of the moooooooooooooooooooooooslim majority. The lying mooooooooooooooslims (but I repeat myself) is accusing the Lord’s Army of raping and looting, etc. This is not the first time that the USA has taken up arms against Christians in support of mooooooooooooooooooslims. It is practically demanding a rebuke from Y_VH.
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In 2011, Republicans are sitting at the end of the bar, and it’s 2 a.m. Ryan and Christie have already gone home, and the GOP is looking for someone to keep it company. As Joan Jett’s “I Hate Myself for Loving You” plays, Mitt winks at them from the other end of the bar. Right now, he’s the best the GOP has; how the night turns out is yet to be seen.
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In 2011, Republicans are sitting at the end of the bar, and it’s 2 a.m. Ryan and Christie have already gone home, and the GOP is looking for someone to keep it company. As Joan Jett’s “I Hate Myself for Loving You” plays, Mitt winks at them from the other end of the bar. Right now, he’s the best the GOP has; how the night turns out is yet to be seen.
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#45 EG
the varmints will have it shined up by morning.
Splendid, old chap!
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#45 EG
the varmints will have it shined up by morning.
Splendid, old chap!
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69 – 71
Gees you would think I’m a Conservative Christian American. Gettin’ hit from all sides with nothing but slurs and inuendos about my appearance and mental capabilities.Haters
/Gotta go, Mrs HF says to get off the computer and get back to work.
Told her I would leave her for good but,…………..I’d still see her at family reunions. -
69 – 71
Gees you would think I’m a Conservative Christian American. Gettin’ hit from all sides with nothing but slurs and inuendos about my appearance and mental capabilities.
Haters
/Gotta go, Mrs HF says to get off the computer and get back to work.
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#78 Hogfan: How many uncle-dads are at your fambily re-unions? Are you trying to tell us your fambily tree is lacking in branches?
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#78 Hogfan: How many uncle-dads are at your fambily re-unions? Are you trying to tell us your fambily tree is lacking in branches?
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What does the average Arkansas student get on his SAT?
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What does the average Arkansas student get on his SAT?
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Hogfan
You must have been a fan of the late Lewis Grizzard.
Shoot low, boys, they’re ridin’ Shetland ponies !
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Hogfan
You must have been a fan of the late Lewis Grizzard.
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#78 Hogfan: How many uncle-dads are at your fambily re-unions? Are you trying to tell us your fambily tree is lacking in branches?
It has lots of branches, but they keep weaving back and reconnecting to the trunk.
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#78 Hogfan: How many uncle-dads are at your fambily re-unions? Are you trying to tell us your fambily tree is lacking in branches?
It has lots of branches, but they keep weaving back and reconnecting to the trunk.
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Don’t bend over in the garden Mama because them taters got eyes.
Lewis Grizzard.
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Don’t bend over in the garden Mama because them taters got eyes.
Lewis Grizzard.
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Ding ding ding….Texpat wins today’s obscure quote award.
Too bad the money will have to be used to buy Buck Hamster a new comfy couch.
The old one just broke from all the piling on.
/can barely reach the keyboard to wipe off the drool
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Ding ding ding….Texpat wins today’s obscure quote award.
Too bad the money will have to be used to buy Buck Hamster a new comfy couch.
The old one just broke from all the piling on.
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#84 SD
Remember the Grizzard story called “Sittin’ Up With the Dead” when he and his father and friend had to sit up with his dead great uncle in the casket after the wake. Riga mortis had set in before they found him so the undertaker had tied the body down in the casket, but in the middle of the night the rope broke and the old uncle sat straight up in the coffin.
I thought I was going to get a hernia from laughing so hard the first time I heard that one.
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#84 SD
Remember the Grizzard story called “Sittin’ Up With the Dead” when he and his father and friend had to sit up with his dead great uncle in the casket after the wake. Riga mortis had set in before they found him so the undertaker had tied the body down in the casket, but in the middle of the night the rope broke and the old uncle sat straight up in the coffin.
I thought I was going to get a hernia from laughing so hard the first time I heard that one. -
#85 Hogfan: I had one working about reunions and condoms but the impending whack from Grannyamous askeeeered me ofn it.
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#85 Hogfan: I had one working about reunions and condoms but the impending whack from Grannyamous askeeeered me ofn it.
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#86 Texpat, Yup. Being from Alabama, I could/can relate to Lewis Grizzard and Jeff Foxworthy, when they talked about their kin-folk, they were also talking about my people. 😉
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#86 Texpat, Yup. Being from Alabama, I could/can relate to Lewis Grizzard and Jeff Foxworthy, when they talked about their kin-folk, they were also talking about my people. 😉
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#85 HF
The old one just broke from all the piling on.
One of the first postings here after LST closed down was “Some of us’ns are slidin’ in here on Hammy’s couch.” Someone else, I think it was GJT said “We’re gonna need a bigger couch.”
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#85 HF
The old one just broke from all the piling on.
One of the first postings here after LST closed down was “Some of us’ns are slidin’ in here on Hammy’s couch.” Someone else, I think it was GJT said “We’re gonna need a bigger couch.”
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87 Bonecrusher
Is that the one about where Gators come from?
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#90 – Hey HF ltns! (and as long as your beloved Ozarks remain as gorgeous as our Hill Country……………I’ll make all efforts to restrain myself———————besides all the other posters have used all the jokes I know)
🙂
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#90 – Hey HF ltns! (and as long as your beloved Ozarks remain as gorgeous as our Hill Country……………I’ll make all efforts to restrain myself———————besides all the other posters have used all the jokes I know)
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#90 HOg: I think the one you are talking about has to do with the Arkansas inbred (but I repeat myself) and a cajun queen from Bayou Lafourche.
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#90 HOg: I think the one you are talking about has to do with the Arkansas inbred (but I repeat myself) and a cajun queen from Bayou Lafourche.
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Thanks Katfish. Ditto the Ozark/Hill Country.
Grizzard on the Southern Language
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Thanks Katfish. Ditto the Ozark/Hill Country.
Grizzard on the Southern Language
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Later Hamsters. Gotta go tend to my wounds. Nothing a a tall glass of Bourbon can’t help though.
How bout a little inbread traveling music
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Later Hamsters. Gotta go tend to my wounds. Nothing a a tall glass of Bourbon can’t help though.
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#93 Hogfan
Great, great, funny stuff. I never get tired of listening to it.
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#93 Hogfan
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#86 Texpat, Now that tale sounds like something from an Irish wake. Dad’s family are Irish with a dash of English way back. He told of a wake for the brother of a family friend at the family home to which his folks brought him and his older brothers to pay respects. He was only 6 or 7 and was very startled to be picked up to look into the casket at the deceased, whom he didn’t know. He recalled his shock of viewing that dead person for years afterward.
Some years later his older brother told him about another wake for a friend in the family’s living room for which two friends were keeping vigil overnight after the family had retired or gone home. A third friend was to join the vigil after he got off work around midnight, but by that time the two were already three sheets to the wind and decided it would be great to trick the third for being late in his duty. They stashed the deceased behind the couch, and one fellow assumed the position in the casket. When the third, also several sheets to the wind, arrived the one in the casket sat up and berated him for being late. The third fellow passed out on the floor.
As Dad commented, you haven’t lived until you’ve been at an Irish wake. 🙂
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#86 Texpat, Now that tale sounds like something from an Irish wake. Dad’s family are Irish with a dash of English way back. He told of a wake for the brother of a family friend at the family home to which his folks brought him and his older brothers to pay respects. He was only 6 or 7 and was very startled to be picked up to look into the casket at the deceased, whom he didn’t know. He recalled his shock of viewing that dead person for years afterward.
Some years later his older brother told him about another wake for a friend in the family’s living room for which two friends were keeping vigil overnight after the family had retired or gone home. A third friend was to join the vigil after he got off work around midnight, but by that time the two were already three sheets to the wind and decided it would be great to trick the third for being late in his duty. They stashed the deceased behind the couch, and one fellow assumed the position in the casket. When the third, also several sheets to the wind, arrived the one in the casket sat up and berated him for being late. The third fellow passed out on the floor.
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#97 Adee
That’s funny and perfectly believable.
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#97 Adee
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where is anybody?
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where is anybody?
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Oh well, Hunnert. Shabbat Shalom, Y’all
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Oh well, Hunnert. Shabbat Shalom, Y’all
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Youngest son has been waiting for the new iphone to come out for months, odered it as soon as they were taking them. Of course here in the woods we are last on the delivery route, about 7 the UPS guy drives up, – son is and has been sitting in the yard all afternoon – gets out panting and asks, Someone looking for an iphone? 😀 He delivered 25 today I think he said.
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Youngest son has been waiting for the new iphone to come out for months, odered it as soon as they were taking them. Of course here in the woods we are last on the delivery route, about 7 the UPS guy drives up, – son is and has been sitting in the yard all afternoon – gets out panting and asks, Someone looking for an iphone? 😀 He delivered 25 today I think he said.
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He just walked up to me, spoke into the phone Google Camaros and up popped Camaros on Google.
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He just walked up to me, spoke into the phone Google Camaros and up popped Camaros on Google.
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Lets’ see who can solve this one. Whats red, 100 yards long, and has 8 teeth?
Give up?…….
The front row at Razorback Stadium.
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Lets’ see who can solve this one. Whats red, 100 yards long, and has 8 teeth?
Give up?…….
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#103
I’m sure that was also true at Reliant Stadium last weekend hosting the Battle of the Piney Woods.
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#57;
TEXPAT: Have you ever heard the truth from the pals, ever?
If I had to guess the top one thousand weaknesses and/or shortcomings Texpat had, lack of reading would NOT be one of them
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#57;
TEXPAT: Have you ever heard the truth from the pals, ever?
If I had to guess the top one thousand weaknesses and/or shortcomings Texpat had, lack of reading would NOT be one of them
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Texpat has a thousand shortcomings?
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Texpat has a thousand shortcomings?
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Tedtam #61;
the lady who had been following her since she told her what she was going through had paid for her items. Sis just hugged her neck, unable to express her gratitude in words. I told Sis that perhaps her check not processing was God’s way of allowing that woman to express her charity, and to give Sis a light in her darkness.
Amen! What a great story.
Thoughts and prayers for sis & her hubby.
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Tedtam #61;
the lady who had been following her since she told her what she was going through had paid for her items. Sis just hugged her neck, unable to express her gratitude in words. I told Sis that perhaps her check not processing was God’s way of allowing that woman to express her charity, and to give Sis a light in her darkness.
Amen! What a great story.
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Texpat has a thousand shortcomings?
Well, he is mortal but I picked that number simply to emphasize my point. But not only is a lack of reading NOT one of them, neither is him posting on a topic without a sound understanding as to what he’s talking about.
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Texpat has a thousand shortcomings?
Well, he is mortal but I picked that number simply to emphasize my point. But not only is a lack of reading NOT one of them, neither is him posting on a topic without a sound understanding as to what he’s talking about.
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Oh, I thought you had a scoop. 😛
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Oh, I thought you had a scoop. 😛
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#76;
how the night turns out is yet to be seen.
Rest assured he won’t be drunk. I found the following paragraph to be pretty funny.
In 2012, I will be writing breathlessly about how America will be engulfed in flames should Mitt Romney not be elected president. I will write endlessly about his infallibility and his impeccable conservative credentials. But thanks to science, I can be forgiven. It won’t be me.
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#76;
how the night turns out is yet to be seen.
Rest assured he won’t be drunk. I found the following paragraph to be pretty funny.
In 2012, I will be writing breathlessly about how America will be engulfed in flames should Mitt Romney not be elected president. I will write endlessly about his infallibility and his impeccable conservative credentials. But thanks to science, I can be forgiven. It won’t be me.
🙂
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Oh, I thought you had a scoop.
That would be Shannon. 😉
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Oh, I thought you had a scoop.
That would be Shannon. 😉
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Obligatory: The Mitt Romney lip-reading clip
The video is from badlipreading.com and it’s pretty funny.
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Obligatory: The Mitt Romney lip-reading clip
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McDonald’s Cashier Uses Metal Rod to Beat Customers
These two McDonald’s costumers were “attacked” according to the news report. 🙄
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McDonald’s Cashier Uses Metal Rod to Beat Customers
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‘Fast and Furious’ Flashback: Big Sis Brags About Weapons Tracing Program In 2009
Napoletano emphasized how the DOJ will prosecute thwe arms dealers wh were selling the arms to los traficantes. First off, is it the dealers that are arming the narco lords? Nope. Eric Holder, however, seemed content to do so. So prosecute him.
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‘Fast and Furious’ Flashback: Big Sis Brags About Weapons Tracing Program In 2009
Napoletano emphasized how the DOJ will prosecute thwe arms dealers wh were selling the arms to los traficantes. First off, is it the dealers that are arming the narco lords? Nope. Eric Holder, however, seemed content to do so. So prosecute him. -
Texpat has a thousand shortcomings?
Please, I’ve only discovered 367 so I don’t need you guys exaggerating my faults and weaknesses.
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Texpat has a thousand shortcomings?
Please, I’ve only discovered 367 so I don’t need you guys exaggerating my faults and weaknesses.
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