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I'm glad to have Monday off from work. :victory:

Wynter wrote:

Yes, I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. I was talking to BMW at the time when I said "lets change the subject" since he was the only one on and it was his post that I had quoted. I didn't mean to end the whole conversation. Please carry on.

Oooh I see you and BMW were having a little tete`-a-teteL! ;) Carry on yourselves. :D

To all those who have the day off work .......Enjoy! :woot: :dancing:

bmwracer wrote:
Ketchup/Catsup is the duct tape of food. :beaten:

Eww. I only like it on hamburgers and hotdogs, and even then sometimes prefer mayo.

bmwracer wrote:Holiday tomorrow! :woot: :dancing: :applaud:

deseipher wrote:I'm glad to have Monday off from work. :victory:

Enna wrote:To all those who have the day off work .......Enjoy! :woot: :dancing:

Happy Fourth of July!

Indeed, I have a question. Does anyone know how to write a good script for a TV-show? I'm trying to write a new version of a Japanese Drama, in English (seeing as how I do not yet understand Japanese), but I can't really say that I have any experience in the writing of a script...

Hope anyone can help me with this... :)

Wynter wrote:

bmwracer wrote:
Ketchup/Catsup is the duct tape of food. :beaten:

Eww. I only like it on hamburgers and hotdogs, and even then sometimes prefer mayo.

I only use catsup on fries, that's about it... I haven't put catsup on a hot dog since I was like 9 or 10... :)

Eww, mayo on a hot dog?

My sister in law does that as well... Must be a woman thing. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
I only use catsup on fries, that's about it... I haven't put catsup on a hot dog since I was like 9 or 10... :)

Eww, mayo on a hot dog?

My sister in law does that as well... Must be a woman thing. :beaten:

Not necessarily on a hotdog, though cheese is a must. Definitely mayo with fries.

Now that I'm more health conscious I don't add the mayo. Straight fries is good.

Wynter wrote:Not necessarily on a hotdog, though cheese is a must.

No.

Mustard, sweet relish, and onions. :mrgreen:

Definitely mayo with fries.

Must be a British Commonwealth thing. ;)

Aya_Man_1988 wrote:Indeed, I have a question. Does anyone know how to write a good script for a TV-show? I'm trying to write a new version of a Japanese Drama, in English (seeing as how I do not yet understand Japanese), but I can't really say that I have any experience in the writing of a script...

Hope anyone can help me with this... :)

You can get some TV script writing suggestions at ehow.com. Just type in "How to Write a TV script?" in any search engine. Also at about.com go to the Film/TV career section and look at their answer for "How to write a Spec Script?" Eventhough their answers are not specifically for a Japanese Drama you can still get some good ideas. BTW the word 'Spec' stands for Speculative. Good Luck! :thumbsup:


Now onto the the condiment discussion........
On a hotdog for me it coud be either mustard by itself, or mustard and ketchup combined, or mustard and sauerkraut together. No onions or relish, thanks. :shakehead:

On fries it is ketchup only.

Mayo I use for making tuna salad, potato salad, egg salad or deviled eggs.

I wouldn't eat a hot dog if it wagged it's tail at me.
I was never very fond of English sausages either. Incidentally even tho born and bred in England, I never heard the term 'Bangers and mash' anytime. Must have come into use after we came to US.

Loved fish and chips but it had to be hake or plaice for the fish. Also eat the chips on the way home right out of the newspaper wrapping. Great on a frosty night.
Get a double chips to save one for in the house with the fish.


Happy days.

Peg

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brad2 wrote:I wouldn't eat a hot dog if it wagged it's tail at me.
I was never very fond of English sausages either. Incidentally even tho born and bred in England, I never heard the term 'Bangers and mash' anytime. Must have come into use after we came to US.

Loved fish and chips but it had to be hake or plaice for the fish. Also eat the chips on the way home right out of the newspaper wrapping. Great on a frosty night.
Get a double chips to save one for in the house with the fish.


Happy days.

Peg

My fingers are made of Cumberland sausages.

Tu_triky wrote:My fingers are made of Cumberland sausages.

Tasty...! :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Tasty...! :hehe:

"Oh the thought of such tasty goodness!"

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^ Someone's in dire need of Frizz-Ease. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:^ Someone's in dire need of Frizz-Ease. :hehe:

"A sheet of Bounce and a quick tumble in the ol' dryer usually does me right."

bmwracer wrote:
I only use catsup on fries, that's about it... I haven't put catsup on a hot dog since I was like 9 or 10... :)

Eww, mayo on a hot dog?

My sister in law does that as well... Must be a woman thing. :beaten:

I don't think it is a woman thing at all. :shocked:

Im with you, Beem. Only ketchup on fries since I was about the same age. Mustard, sauerkraut and if youre in NY the grilled onions too.
Yum. :mrgreen:
Nowadays where we live I always opt for the Italian sausage instead with grilled oniions and green peppers though. :beaten:
My husband likes ketchup on his scrambled eggs though. I can't do that at all.



@ Aya-man- I would suggest buying some scripts. And a how to book which breaks down the format.
It is a very set pattern. Having the program in your computer is immensely valuable.

Tu_triky wrote:

"Oh the thought of such tasty goodness!"

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I bet he doesn't do relish either. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:"A sheet of Bounce and a quick tumble in the ol' dryer usually does me right."

I'd opt for Downy. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
I'd opt for Downy. :victory:

No I don't live in Downey because they didn't get the Tesla factory. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:No I don't live in Downey because they didn't get the Tesla factory. :hehe:

Ohhh, that's bad. :doh:

bmwracer wrote:
Ohhh, that's bad. :doh:

Hehe.

Tu_triky wrote:

No I don't live in Downey because they didn't get the Tesla factory. :hehe:

"Downey's mayor is now saying that the deal is g99.9 percent certain..."

www.leftlanenews.com/tesla-motors-to-settle-in-downey-california.html

Guess that .1% chance ruled. ;)

Thought their little sports car was spiffy. :victory: