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bmwracer wrote:
That jackass sheriff Lee Baca will probably get her out in a week or so like he did for Paris, huh? :shakehead:

Probably if she is too annoying to have around. :hehe:

Wynter wrote:

Ahhhh a poutine doesn't have chilli. Just fries, gravy, and cheese.

@eve: poutine is a Canadian thing so I'm not surprised. It's a must-have when you visit. :mrgreen:

I love cheese curd so Im sure it will be a hit! :victory:

bmwracer wrote:From Wiki:

July 7, 1928 – The Chillicothe Baking Company in Chillicothe, Missouri, US, first produced sliced bread, advertised as "the greatest forward step in the baking industry since bread was wrapped", which then led to the popular phrase "the greatest thing since sliced bread".

:mrgreen:

Awesome. I love using that expression along with "... all that and a bag of chips."

Enna wrote: "All I am saying is, give peace a chance" :victory:

Wow, that brings up childhood memories. I remember marching in the Peace March in NYC in the 60's chanting that with my family.

Enna wrote: OK it too hot & humid here ......

:patpat: Hope you have a good air conditioner.

My mom was telling you all were roasting up there.
Really weird is that in Florida we are having a respite from the heat. Only making it up in the high 80's most of this week. Really mild for here.

bmwracer wrote:
Hmm, seems like a line of suitors has formed for Sensei..... *jostling for position* :mrgreen:

You only just noticed... :shocked: ;)

brad2 wrote:Wynter,
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'GUINNESS IS GOOD FOR YOU'

A baby Guinness and a cheese sandwich every day
at lunch time kept me going once upon a time.

could not do it now sad to say..

Peg

Does it take several Guiness now? ;)

Wynter wrote:

bmwracer wrote:Hmm, seems like a line of suitors has formed for Sensei..... *jostling for position* :mrgreen:

:sweat: I think it's the teacher fetish. :beaten:

Maybe for the others, not me. :mrgreen:

Mmmmm... cheese sandwich... :drooling: Cheese is my absolute favourite food. If I could eat it every day, no matter shape or form, I would.

Good timing: I bought a wedge of Parmigiano-Reggiano to grate over my salads and pasta a couple of days ago... :victory:

Guinness... would you believe me if I said I've never had one before?

+1.

I'm not a beer drinker at all. :bleh:

Watching PAul's predictions has had me riveted! :victory:

Eve wrote:Watching PAul's predictions has had me riveted! :victory:

What did that eight-legged freak predict this time?

Well Guinness isn't actually regarded as a beer. It's too dark and thick and heavy in my opinion. It really has lots of good things in it and I really could not drink even the small 'baby' bottle nowadays.

I love the look of a glass of Guinness so black and with that lively creamy head on it. I can just taste it.

We did'nt have meat and very few eggs so cheese and really good wartime bread was great with the drink. No white bread but the whole grain was delicious.

Peg

It just occurred to me that if people were put on that WWII rationing for food that we had in UK there would be no problem of overweight children. At the same time they would be quite healthy.

Peggy

But it would never be approved. We are not at war..or are we? :shakehead:

brad2 wrote:Well Guinness isn't actually regarded as a beer. It's too dark and thick and heavy in my opinion. It really has lots of good things in it and I really could not drink even the small 'baby' bottle nowadays.

I love the look of a glass of Guinness so black and with that lively creamy head on it. I can just taste it.

We did'nt have meat and very few eggs so cheese and really good wartime bread was great with the drink. No white bread but the whole grain was delicious.

Peg

I love cheese, and I only eat Whole Wheat bread. I'd be game.

brad2 wrote:It just occurred to me that if people were put on that WWII rationing for food that we had in UK there would be no problem of overweight children. At the same time they would be quite healthy.

If we put ppl on WWII rationing we could use all the surplus food to feed the world...but why do that...there's no money in it.

Tu Triky,

Sigh.. you got that right.

Peg

brad2 wrote:Tu Triky,

Sigh.. you got that right.

Peg

A lamentable fact.

brad2 wrote:
But it would never be approved. We are not at war..or are we? :shakehead:

Only if you've been fighting in it. Everyone else is at the mall and could care less. We could also put specific areas of cities under martial law and suspend Posse Comitatus to lower crime, but there's that whole silly civil rights and "racism" thing.

Wynter wrote:
Mmmmm... cheese sandwich... :drooling: Cheese is my absolute favourite food. If I could eat it every day, no matter shape or form, I would.

Guinness... would you believe me if I said I've never had one before?

I love cheese as well. Stilton with red wine, a salty bleu with apples, chevre with dates, or an oozing cut of Brillat Savarin. And on and on. I favor it at the end of a meal over traditional sweets.

Though this was a short week, I'm wiped... Time to book. :tired:

bmwracer wrote:Though this was a short week, I'm wiped

I'm wiped because of all the heat. I hope we don't reach triple digits again this summer, four days was more than enough. :sweat:

Tu_triky wrote:

What did that eight-legged freak predict this time?

Im waiting for the video on Youtube for the finals. :victory:

Just seeing the hard copy isnt enough for me. :hehe:

Happy Natto Day!!!

:woot: :dancing:

http://www.examiner.com/x-10430-Japan-Travel-Examiner~y2010m7d7-July-10-is-Natto-Day

I'm going fishing today!!! :woot: :woot:

Wynter wrote:I'm going fishing today!!! :woot: :woot:

Ganbatte...! :victory:

What a morning. :sweat:

My neighbor scared my horse, and then he slipped on fell on the pavement. I somehow managed to leap clear. Then his steel shoes kept slipping on the pavment so he crashed down 5 more times trying to get up. I thought he had broken something. Then he was psyched out so once he had reached to grass he fell again. I was really scared for him then. But I had him lay there for a few minutes and after that he was able to get up. I think the wounds, thank god are just superficial, just deep and ugly looking but otherwise he is OK. Ive had him 21 years.
Im so grateful it wasnt worse.

Oh and then afterwards I had to ride one of the biggest horses Ive ever seen who is totally bummed out he is at a new home and feel like a stick of dynamite. Oh boy..... :nut:

I should have gone fishing with Wyn-chan. :beaten:

Eve wrote:What a morning. :sweat:

My neighbor scared my horse, and then he slipped on fell on the pavement. I somehow managed to leap clear. Then his steel shoes kept slipping on the pavment so he crashed down 5 more times trying to get up. I thought he had broken something. Then he was psyched out so once he had reached to grass he fell again. I was really scared for him then. But I had him lay there for a few minutes and after that he was able to get up. I think the wounds, thank god are just superficial, just deep and ugly looking but otherwise he is OK. Ive had him 21 years.
Im so grateful it wasnt worse.

Oh and then afterwards I had to ride one of the biggest horses Ive ever seen who is totally bummed out he is at a new home and feel like a stick of dynamite. Oh boy..... :nut:

I should have gone fishing with Wyn-chan. :beaten:

I stick to less adventurous means of transport

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Glad it was nothing serious, beastmaster.

Tu_triky wrote:


I stick to less adventurous means of transport

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Glad it was nothing serious, beastmaster.

Actually my worst stubbed toes happened when I was riding my red wagon down my grandparent's hilly driveway. You could go wicked fast!! :beaten:
It was great!

Thanks, I was super glad I got to walk away from that one today without injury. The horse is doing well too. We had great anti-inflammatories in him fast along with icing so Im really pleased and relieved. Nothing like a quiet morning on the farm. :dielaughing: :sweat: