Callahan, Sanctuary is back, and I've found it was pretty good last season; a lot better than expected. I have to reserve judgement on Stargate Voyager, I mean Stargate Universe. The pilot was good except why they couldn't find something to block the hole in the shuttle window, I don't know, but the first episode was so-so. Meanwhile, Dianna has been helping me with one story; I need to put it aside before the next rewrite, so I'm completing another one.
Time to feed the dogs. (If I say that in front of them, I have to spell - and one dog looks at me like he's thinking "I know what that means but I don't want to let the other dogs know."
Going to love you all and leave you. I am going to try and get a 10 hour sleep tonight. I will be offline until Sunday night. Be good and have a great weekend.
Evening, all. For those online helping me with my broken-locked cedar chest, I drilled out the center of the lock without damaging the wood and we've got access to our winter clothes!
Speaking of which... just watching "Blackhawk Down". (Wife isn't here, so I can watch war movies!) I'd forgotten just how well-done this movie is. It also very much runs against the Hollywood grain; very forthright in depicting our guys as the good guys.
Callahan, a business friend of my dad's was from Germany and he brought his son over once. We took him out to some bars and such. He was so surprised that we could just walk around town safely. He honestly thought that there were packs of Pitbulls roaming around and that everyone would be armed. Hopefully, we helped change some of his opinions of the U.S.
I think Bruckheimer must have sneaked that movie past the politically correct censors. The title had the word "down" in it, so it must "against" the military, right?
The thing is, the Rangers kicked ass that day. If the commander in chief had not quaked and pooped his panties the whole mission could have been saved... instead we got the East Africa Embassy bombings,the attack on the USS Cole & 9/11.
I think part of the problem was that by the time of the Battle of Mogadishu, it was no longer clear what the mission even was. Bowden is actually pretty critical of that in the book, IIRC.
Spenser (with an S) said... ... He honestly thought that ... everyone would be armed. ---
The year was 1978 I a teenager visiting the US for the first time with my brother at the place of a good friend of my father. His youngest grandson at the time was 6 years old and knew of Germany only from TV. He asked us were our tanks where parked at!
One warm Lone Star to go please, got digital people to kill.
===
It's the quiet moments that matter the most, when the last shell casing jangles on the floor, when you can hear the last fading moans once hidden under the thunder of the guns. That's when it's time to reload, because they'll come back, they always do.
Daniel Silva is a kick-ass author. I am enjoying the book I'm reading now as much or more than Vince Flynn, I must say. Well-researched and tension-filled.
Pink Freud, I don't know about liver & onions, but I have a recipe for Brussels sprouts that will excite your pallet in ways you never thought possible...
Vince Flynn is an idiot. I read one of his so called "books", it was so full of factual errors, grammar mistakes and just plane bad writing. It basically sucked.
Daniel Silva is a kick-ass author. I am enjoying the book I'm reading now as much or more than Vince Flynn, I must say. Well-researched and tension-filled.
Totally agree Spenser. Have you read all of his books?
Jorline, no I haven't. He somehow wasn't on my radar until earlier this year. I'm on my 3rd book and I think I'm going out of order but that's how the library goes. I love audiobooks in the car.
Beans (legumes if you prefer) are fabulous cheap healthy nutritious foods that fight diabetes & fat.
Beans come in so many varieties, you could try a different one every day of the month. Every culture eats beans one way or another, so it's a smart human resource.
I repeat, they are cheap, healthy, fat-free, and take to many different flavors. A great way to feed one's family good stuff that is easy to prepare.
I wondered how long after I started using my old nic here that the locks would be changed at the old place. A few hours. Well, I didn't decide to use this nic here until I had decided that I really wasn't interested in going back.
"I wondered how long after I started using my old nic here that the locks would be changed at the old place. A few hours. Well, I didn't decide to use this nic here until I had decided that I really wasn't interested in going back"
Jorline, no I haven't. He somehow wasn't on my radar until earlier this year. I'm on my 3rd book and I think I'm going out of order but that's how the library goes. I love audiobooks in the car.
Make sure you read the Michael Osbourne Series. "The Mark of the Assassin" "The Marching Season"
Kosh's Shadow said... I wondered how long after I started using my old nic here that the locks would be changed at the old place. A few hours. Well, I didn't decide to use this nic here until I had decided that I really wasn't interested in going back. **************** Funny how fast that happens. Have a drink on me Kosh!
Smart you, serving delicious soups to your family! What I wouldn't give to taste my Spanish grandmother's lentil soup with chorizo, or the German side of the family's lentil soup with Spaetzle & vinegar.
Then there was the weekly Cocido Madrilenyo, a three course meal of soup, garbanzos dressed with oil & vinegar, 3 meats including blood pudding & chorizo, chicken, beef, smoked pork, and root vegetables & cabbage. It sounds disgusting but was the national dish of Castilla for several centuries!
Such memories of big multigeneration families around the soup tureen!
Forth! C²
ReplyDeleteLOL. Drinks on you AGAIN Cal. I like this arrangement.
ReplyDeleteYeah I made it!
ReplyDeleteBrandy 'n Bambi all first drinks on me!!!
Hi guys! What are you having tonight?
ReplyDeleteThe Rev. Ken Huchinson is on O'Reilly, for those interested. Cool!
ReplyDeleteHi all!
Hey Brandy. Seeing as Cal is buying, make mine a top shelf scotch please.
ReplyDelete{Brandy}!
ReplyDeleteI'll have my usual old Irish, if you please.
Hello Pink. Hope you are well. :))
ReplyDeleteI'll have a wee Brandy, Brandy! How're you doing tonight?
ReplyDeleteI'm good, Erik ...bet you're happy as heck you no longer have to make that drive everyday. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Cal! Glad to hear you're de-stressified.
Hi Pink, in case you haven't seen it I did send you a hug on the last thread. And here is some *smootch* too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI can't see O'Reilly via intarwebz I guess?
I'll have a cabernet tonight.
ReplyDeleteYou might not recognize me without the disguise I've used the past week; I was incognito as sb5k
Sorry everybody. Huge computer malfunction. Just getting back here.
ReplyDeleteGetting drinks now.
Brandy, it might help if you didn't get the computer drunk.
ReplyDeleteKosh's Shadow said...
ReplyDeleteI'll have a cabernet tonight.
You might not recognize me without the disguise I've used the past week; I was incognito as sb5k
Great to see you. Welcome out of the closet. How does it feel? :)))
It feels better here than elsewhere; I'll say that.
ReplyDeleteErik, how about Glenlevit 21!
ReplyDeleteKosh's Shadow,
ReplyDeleteI knew I recognized you, well somehow. Glad that you've decided on your real name.
What's a new in Sci/Fi, anything extraordinary?
Bar Wench Brandy said...
ReplyDeleteErik, how about Glenlevit 21!
Better than I deserve. Thank you.
A Health to the Company.
ReplyDeleteCal, here you go.
ReplyDeleteBar Wench, a 1554 please!
ReplyDeleteEvening folks, plumbing is all in, water back on and no leaks!
Yippee!
Here's your brandy, Pink. I warmed it up for you!
ReplyDeleteBOO!
ReplyDeleteDid I scare anyone?
Syrah,
ReplyDeletecheers!
Callahan, Sanctuary is back, and I've found it was pretty good last season; a lot better than expected.
ReplyDeleteI have to reserve judgement on Stargate Voyager, I mean Stargate Universe. The pilot was good except why they couldn't find something to block the hole in the shuttle window, I don't know, but the first episode was so-so.
Meanwhile, Dianna has been helping me with one story; I need to put it aside before the next rewrite, so I'm completing another one.
Coming right up Kosh! I saw your earlier post while I was at my day job.
ReplyDeleteHi Syrah! What'll you have?
Boy, am I tired.
ReplyDeleteHow is everyone?
DEZ
ReplyDelete*shiver - quiver - wide-eyed*
Here's your brandy, Pink. I warmed it up for you!
ReplyDeleteYou're a sweetheart, Brandy, thanks!
Cheers, everyone!
LOL Calahan.
ReplyDeleteWhy are avatars not posting, hmmmm
Kosh, here's yourwine! Glad to know who you are.
ReplyDeleteHi DEZ, OR!
ReplyDeleteDEZ, OLT left a finger around here somewhere for ya ...
I'll start the first round.....
ReplyDeleteRow, row, row your boat,
Gently down the stream!
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily
life is but a dream.
DEZ said...
ReplyDeleteBOO!
Did I scare anyone?
OMG DEZ. Give us a warning next time. LOL
Brandy, gi'us a pint o' heavy, luv.
ReplyDeleteOR & DEZ, good to see you both! Let me know what you're drinking tonigh.
ReplyDeleteHi Syrah! What'll you have?
ReplyDeleteThanks but I am afraid that I will have to stay dry for now. (shivers.) I'm off to run errands.
Back later
Truck Monkey said...
ReplyDeleteI'll start the first round.....
Row, row, row your boat,
Gently down the stream!
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily
life is but a dream.
Captain, life is not a dream!
Why are avatars not posting, hmmmm
ReplyDeleteWe're all ghosts of our former selves, DEZ. I blame zigzagging. Where is she anyway?
OR, you just flew in from South America. Of course your arms are tired.
ReplyDelete{{{{{OR}}}}}
ReplyDeleteBoo!
ReplyDeleteJust testing the week of heart!
Kosh's Shadow said...
ReplyDeleteOR, you just flew in from South America. Of course your arms are tired.
Who was that lady I saw you with last night?
I iz ghost?
ReplyDeleteEEEEEK!
Truck Monkey, hi! Something to drink?
ReplyDeleteThat was no lady, that was my wife.
ReplyDeleteOR,
ReplyDeleteare you back home yet?
See you a little later Syrah.
ReplyDeleteHey look, a finger!
ReplyDeleteMust be OLT's, its fossilized.
Yes, Callahan, home in DC. I always like flying into Reagan National; it's a wonderful view on the way in.
ReplyDeleteTime to feed the dogs.
ReplyDelete(If I say that in front of them, I have to spell - and one dog looks at me like he's thinking "I know what that means but I don't want to let the other dogs know."
Callahan, at one point I thought I'd be popping over to tu pais natal, but it didn't quite materialize.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back home OR.
ReplyDeleteOccasional Reader,
ReplyDeleteYes, Callahan, home in DC. I always like flying into Reagan National; it's a wonderful view on the way in.
---
Yeah it is, made that flight once but enjoyed every second of it. :-)
Going to love you all and leave you. I am going to try and get a 10 hour sleep tonight. I will be offline until Sunday night. Be good and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteHello everyone!
ReplyDeleteThat way I got you all in one shot....
Speaking of shots, I will have a Jack Daniels.
Take care Eric.
ReplyDeleteGood night, good sleep and a perfect rest Erik!
ReplyDeletejukebox
ReplyDeleteDEZ said....
ReplyDeleteJust testing the week of heart!
When is this week of heart of which you speak?
//
Sweet dreams Erik.
ReplyDeleteComing right up with your booze DEZ.
Weak, sheesh one little mistake and the next thing ya know its a shotgun wedding!
ReplyDeleteHere you are, DEZ!
ReplyDeleteI'm off to eat pomegranite with the kids.
ReplyDeleteBBL
Bar Wench Brandy said...
ReplyDeleteHere you are, DEZ!
Darling, thats the stuff!
Occasional Reader,
ReplyDeleteCallahan, at one point I thought I'd be popping over to tu pais natal, but it didn't quite materialize.
---
You could've run into some relatives of mine. Great-uncle and family. Some of 'em like to sing in a choir, obviously.
Here's a little snack.
ReplyDeleteHave fun Truck Monkey. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteSnacks are forbidden?
ReplyDeleteAint that a b**ch?
Are you on a diet DEZ?
ReplyDeleteBrandy,
ReplyDeletelinky not worky %-)
Bar Wench Brandy said...
ReplyDeleteAre you on a diet DEZ?
Your link is busted.
Some of 'em like to sing in a choir, obviously.
ReplyDeleteOMG! Right-wing religious fanatics!!!
/
Later Truck!
ReplyDeleteKeep on Trucking Truck!
ReplyDeleteDEZ, it worked for me. Trying again, with a different link.
ReplyDeletesniff...sniff
ReplyDeleteI smell aliens.
Hi there Jorline. Tecate again?
ReplyDeleteThat works Brandy, and by golly that looks like a blooming onion.
ReplyDeleteI had Lima beens at dinner Jorline!
ReplyDeleteOR,
ReplyDeleteonly old fashioned catholics they are, nothing all too fancy.
Quite some fanaticism/
Beans, sheesh,
ReplyDeleteThat's the Awesome Blossom from Chili's restaurant. They are great!
ReplyDeletePlease Brandy...thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhere's the big furry guy?
Evening, all. For those online helping me with my broken-locked cedar chest, I drilled out the center of the lock without damaging the wood and we've got access to our winter clothes!
ReplyDeleteJorline said...
ReplyDeletePlease Brandy...thanks.
Where's the big furry guy?
Michelle Obama?
DEZ,
ReplyDeleteI had Lima beens at dinner Jorline!
---
Oh - my - gosh, that in the digestive system of an Alien!
Hey Spencer.
ReplyDeleteHere's your beer Jorline. Haven't seen Sasquatch for since Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteCallahan23 said...
ReplyDelete"Oh - my - gosh, that in the digestive system of an Alien!"
I almost went with the broccoli!
Good news Spenser! Bells again?
ReplyDeleteHey DEZ, what up?
ReplyDeleteBrandy, thanks! What a memory.
ReplyDeleteI forgot, its Spenser with an 'S'
ReplyDeleteMaybe I better get another shot to take the edge off.
"What would you say to a beer, Norm?"
ReplyDelete"Hiya, sailor. New in town?"
Did someone say mammary?
ReplyDeleteHi Spenser,
ReplyDeleteI read up on last nights pub-thread and after having logged of you mentioned that I was from Germany, yes I am.
DEZ said...
ReplyDeleteWhere's the big furry guy?
Michelle Obama?
Black helicopters are flying over your house DEZ.
Hey, missed ya DEZ. Were you applying for your Green Card?
I dont need no stinking green card!
ReplyDeleteI have a particle cannon.
Here's yourbeer Spenser. It really looks good!
ReplyDeleteCallahan, well of course you are with a surname like that! :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to get to Germany next time I'm in Europe. Someday...
Black helicopters...
ReplyDeleteRACIST!
Jorline, do Aliens require green-cards?
ReplyDelete;-)
Black helicopters are flying over your house DEZ.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of which... just watching "Blackhawk Down". (Wife isn't here, so I can watch war movies!) I'd forgotten just how well-done this movie is. It also very much runs against the Hollywood grain; very forthright in depicting our guys as the good guys.
Callahan23 said...
ReplyDeleteLima beans rank up there with liver and onions.
Good Movie OR.
ReplyDeleteIts in my collection.
Lima beans rank up there with liver and onions.
ReplyDelete...and Brussels Sprouts!
Spenser (with an S),
ReplyDeleteI'd love to get to Germany next time I'm in Europe. Someday...
---
As long as I am still residing here you are always welcome to visit!
My Lima beans are being insulted?
ReplyDeleteFroooomp!
DEZ said...
ReplyDeleteBlack helicopters...
RACIST!
New In Vogue LLL fun.
Racist Snipe Hunts
I never would eat my lima beans as a kid. Still can't stand them.
ReplyDeleteCallahan, a business friend of my dad's was from Germany and he brought his son over once. We took him out to some bars and such. He was so surprised that we could just walk around town safely. He honestly thought that there were packs of Pitbulls roaming around and that everyone would be armed. Hopefully, we helped change some of his opinions of the U.S.
ReplyDeleteToo true Jorline.
ReplyDeleteCallahan23 said...
ReplyDeleteJorline, do Aliens require green-cards?
Only when they cross the border or seek employment.
Bar Wench Brandy said...
ReplyDelete"I never would eat my lima beans as a kid. Still can't stand them."
Got something against green things do ya?....
RACIST!
I can't stand chucrut or as most of you would know it 'Sauerkraut'.
ReplyDeleteI am close to hurling when eating that stuff.
He honestly thought that ... everyone would be armed.
ReplyDeleteAnd they weren't?
We'll have to get to work on that.
Pink Freud said...
ReplyDeleteLima beans rank up there with liver and onions.
...and Brussels Sprouts!
{Pink}
I can handle Brussel Sprouts, but Lima Beans.
*spew*
Sauerkraut cooking smells like its already been eaten once.
ReplyDeleteDEZ, LOL.
ReplyDeleteMoney's nice, so I guess I'm not a racist.
OR,
ReplyDeleteI think Bruckheimer must have sneaked that movie past the politically correct censors. The title had the word "down" in it, so it must "against" the military, right?
The thing is, the Rangers kicked ass that day. If the commander in chief had not quaked and pooped his panties the whole mission could have been saved... instead we got the East Africa Embassy bombings,the attack on the USS Cole & 9/11.
They need to rename "Lima" beans; it's a crime that such a distasteful food shares a name with such a beautiful woman.
ReplyDeletePerhaps re-name them "Thomas beans"?
What a bunch of babies! I cooked up a mess of Green Cabbage and Red Onions just this week. Lima Beans are good in soup.
ReplyDeleteBar Wench Brandy said...
ReplyDeleteI never would eat my lima beans as a kid. Still can't stand them.
You and me kid...we go together like beans & franks. :)
Bar Wench Brandy said...
ReplyDelete"DEZ, LOL.
Money's nice, so I guess I'm not a racist."
Yeah yeah, little green beans, little green men.
I know where this is leading...
Now Jorline, I will pretend I didn't hear about your bias against lima beans (you either, Brandy) ....lima beans are divine.
ReplyDelete{{Jorline!}}
Jorline, has your weather cooled down? It's downright chilly here tonight. Brrr!
Helen Thomas beans...
ReplyDeleteLOL, they taste like they look!
Kenneth:
ReplyDeletethe whole mission could have been saved
I think part of the problem was that by the time of the Battle of Mogadishu, it was no longer clear what the mission even was. Bowden is actually pretty critical of that in the book, IIRC.
Is this the "foods I don't like thread"? I nominate beets and second the cabbage. I don't think I ever tried Lima beans.
ReplyDeleteSpenser (with an S) said...
ReplyDelete... He honestly thought that ... everyone would be armed.
---
The year was 1978 I a teenager visiting the US for the first time with my brother at the place of a good friend of my father.
His youngest grandson at the time was 6 years old and knew of Germany only from TV.
He asked us were our tanks where parked at!
(Actually, I don't mind Lima beans.)
ReplyDeleteKenneth, Snowcrash good to see you both. May I get you something to drink?
ReplyDeleteOne warm Lone Star to go please, got digital people to kill.
ReplyDelete===
It's the quiet moments that matter the most, when the last shell casing jangles on the floor, when you can hear the last fading moans once hidden under the thunder of the guns. That's when it's time to reload, because they'll come back, they always do.
CYA tonight...
ENJOY
THE
SILENCE,
R
Daniel Silva is a kick-ass author. I am enjoying the book I'm reading now as much or more than Vince Flynn, I must say. Well-researched and tension-filled.
ReplyDeletePink Freud,
ReplyDeleteI don't know about liver & onions, but I have a recipe for Brussels sprouts that will excite your pallet in ways you never thought possible...
Occasional Reader said...
ReplyDeleteThey need to rename "Lima" beans; it's a crime that such a distasteful food shares a name with such a beautiful woman.
Perhaps re-name them "Thomas beans"?
ROFL
I knew there was something distasteful about her.
I love Lima beans OR.
ReplyDeleteBut they do have to be seasoned right.
Hi Brandy, just a Diet Coke. I'm not done with driving the kids. lol
ReplyDeleteCallahan23 said "He asked us were our tanks where parked at!"
ReplyDeleteMaybe he meant your Mercedez 600.
ReplyDeletePerhaps re-name them "Thomas beans"?
I'm with Pink. Lima beans rock! ...I would be honored to have them named after me ;-)
Sage! Where are you, sweetheart!?
Render! Here's that Lone Star. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteRender is off to play Call of Duty.
ReplyDeleteSpenser,
ReplyDeleteVince Flynn is an idiot. I read one of his so called "books", it was so full of factual errors, grammar mistakes and just plane bad writing. It basically sucked.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdQArmIvVgo&NR=1
ReplyDeleteFORGOTTEN,
R
Kenneth,
ReplyDeleteThe kill ratio in that little fracas was somewhere between 75-100 to 1.
Everything that could go wrong with that op did, and it was still lopsided as all hell.
Sage, your maiden fair is here!
ReplyDelete///
Pink Freud said...
ReplyDeleteNow Jorline, I will pretend I didn't hear about your bias against lima beans (you either, Brandy) ....lima beans are divine.
{{Jorline!}}
Jorline, has your weather cooled down? It's downright chilly here tonight. Brrr!
It came through today. Down to the low 60's tonight. Tomorrow's high is low 80's.
Here you are Snowcrash. Really great to see you.
ReplyDeleteBar Wench,
ReplyDeleteScotch please. Something funky, smokey salty and scottish will do.
Florida Jorline?
ReplyDeleteI don't know about liver & onions, but I have a recipe for Brussels sprouts that will excite your pallet in ways you never thought possible...
ReplyDeleteOoooh ....bring it on, Kenneth! You WILL submit the recipe in our new home forum, I hope?
Pink Freud said..
ReplyDeleteHey Pink...our first food thread...lmao
Think this will impress Bare?
Later.
ReplyDeleteKenneth, how do you really feel? I liked the idea of a non-P.C. hero kicking ass, but I have to admit you're right about the writing style.
ReplyDeleteJorline, believe it or not we're at 61, going down to 50 tonight, only up to 69 tomorrow. Wow!
ReplyDeleteThis is supposed to be smokey Kenneth. Let me know how it is.
ReplyDeleteBeans beans the magical fruit
ReplyDeletethe more you eat the more you toot.
The more you toot, the better you feel
so eat your beans with every meal
Spenser (with an S) said...
ReplyDeleteDaniel Silva is a kick-ass author. I am enjoying the book I'm reading now as much or more than Vince Flynn, I must say. Well-researched and tension-filled.
Totally agree Spenser. Have you read all of his books?
Hey Pink, Dallas has the same temp and forecast!Finally the rain has moved out.
ReplyDeleteHelen, are you still here dear? I thought I saw you sneak in.
ReplyDeleteSpenser (with an S) said...
ReplyDeleteCallahan23 said "He asked us were our tanks where parked at!"
Maybe he meant your Mercedez 600.
---
Nope he meant it. It was tanks he was interested in seeing.
He wasn't to be convinced otherwise.
36 degrees here tonight, frigen globull warming.
ReplyDeleteMy personal chef prepared awesome liver & onions tonight. Marinated in cream! Nothing like Mom's tough skinny liver & onions with bacon & pickles...
ReplyDeleteIf French people sell us high priced pate de foie gras, why can't we enjoy good old American liver? It's delicious when lightly sauteed, & nutritious.
A recession's a good a time as any to expand your palate & try some lesser known cuts of protein.
Hey Pink...our first food thread...lmao
ReplyDeleteThink this will impress Bare?
I dunno, Jorline. I hear he prefers boobs.
DEZ that is cold. Is that usual for this time of year?
ReplyDeleteHi Alegrias. Something to drink?
ReplyDeleteDEZ said...
ReplyDeleteFlorida Jorline?
South Texas gulf coast.
Later OR.
ReplyDeletesnowcrash said...
ReplyDelete"DEZ that is cold. Is that usual for this time of year?"
In southern Indiana, its rare.
Jorline, no I haven't. He somehow wasn't on my radar until earlier this year. I'm on my 3rd book and I think I'm going out of order but that's how the library goes. I love audiobooks in the car.
ReplyDeletePink Freud said...
ReplyDeleteJorline, believe it or not we're at 61, going down to 50 tonight, only up to 69 tomorrow. Wow!
That's fireplace weather here Pink.
Throw another log on the fire....
When it gets down in the 30's, I never forget my pants. ;)
ReplyDeleteDEZ,
ReplyDeleteBeans (legumes if you prefer) are fabulous cheap healthy nutritious foods that fight diabetes & fat.
Beans come in so many varieties, you could try a different one every day of the month. Every culture eats beans one way or another, so it's a smart human resource.
I repeat, they are cheap, healthy, fat-free, and take to many different flavors. A great way to feed one's family good stuff that is easy to prepare.
Pink, I was certain that link would go to Megan McCains Tweet. lol
ReplyDelete46 degrees here but rainy. Friggin' cold for Global Warming™!
ReplyDeleteAlegrias,
ReplyDeleteYour point is without fault.
Pink, I was certain that link would go to Megan McCains Tweet. lol
ReplyDeleteI think she's had enough exposure already. :D
/blech!
/my link was a hair too late; it was targeted at O.R.
Alegrias said...
ReplyDeleteIf French people sell us high priced pate de foie gras, why can't we enjoy good old American liver? It's delicious when lightly sauteed, & nutritious.
A recession's a good a time as any to expand your palate & try some lesser known cuts of protein.
LOL...so true.
Thanks for coming by, OR. Have a great day manana.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bar Wench Brandy--I'll pass as I've had two glasses of Shiraz Cabernet from Australia tonight, with my delicious liver & onions dinner.
ReplyDeleteOne more month and rabbits back on the menu.
ReplyDeleteI wondered how long after I started using my old nic here that the locks would be changed at the old place. A few hours. Well, I didn't decide to use this nic here until I had decided that I really wasn't interested in going back.
ReplyDeleteAlegrias, we've got a cupboard full of lentils, dried beans and split-peas. The kids love soup and it's a good thing with 6 of us eating.
ReplyDeleteDEZ said...
ReplyDeleteOne more month and rabbits back on the menu.
Kosh's Shadow says -
Try Sweden; they're burning rabbits. Maybe they have some spares
Kosh's Shadow said...
ReplyDelete"I wondered how long after I started using my old nic here that the locks would be changed at the old place. A few hours. Well, I didn't decide to use this nic here until I had decided that I really wasn't interested in going back"
I for one am glad you came.
Kosh's Shadow you are most welcome!
ReplyDeletejukebox
ReplyDeleteI think I had 2 full days of double-citizenship.
ReplyDeleteI smell Hare burning in Sweden.
ReplyDeleteMeghan McCain was a such a cute little girl, back in the day. How she became so tarted up, and such an attention whore, astounds me.
ReplyDeleteIt wouldn't surprise me to see her join Levi Johnston in a race to the bottom of the media tank.
Spenser (with an S) said...
ReplyDeleteJorline, no I haven't. He somehow wasn't on my radar until earlier this year. I'm on my 3rd book and I think I'm going out of order but that's how the library goes. I love audiobooks in the car.
Make sure you read the Michael Osbourne Series.
"The Mark of the Assassin"
"The Marching Season"
I really enjoy his writing.
Pink Freud said...
ReplyDeleteHey Pink...our first food thread...lmao
Think this will impress Bare?
I dunno, Jorline. I hear he prefers boobs.
LMAO
A man still has to eat...ya can't nurse all day can ya?
Alegrias, they turn into publicity hounds and make fools of themselves.
ReplyDeleteJorline.
ReplyDelete"A man still has to eat...ya can't nurse all day can ya?"
NOM NOM NOM!
Kosh's Shadow said...
ReplyDeleteI wondered how long after I started using my old nic here that the locks would be changed at the old place. A few hours. Well, I didn't decide to use this nic here until I had decided that I really wasn't interested in going back.
****************
Funny how fast that happens.
Have a drink on me Kosh!
Spenser,
ReplyDeleteSmart you, serving delicious soups to your family! What I wouldn't give to taste my Spanish grandmother's lentil soup with chorizo, or the German side of the family's lentil soup with Spaetzle & vinegar.
Then there was the weekly Cocido Madrilenyo, a three course meal of soup, garbanzos dressed with oil & vinegar, 3 meats including blood pudding & chorizo, chicken, beef, smoked pork, and root vegetables & cabbage. It sounds disgusting but was the national dish of Castilla for several centuries!
Such memories of big multigeneration families around the soup tureen!
DEZ said...
ReplyDeleteWhen it gets down in the 30's, I never forget my pants. ;)
What pants?
Hey DEZ, OLT told me to give you the finger when I saw you.
*hands DEZ the finger*
Heya VT.
ReplyDeleteSo what do we have to do to get avatars back?
ReplyDeleteThe interwebs eated them agin.