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So, you didn't like the sandwich...what was wrong with it?
-------Melbert
The thought of it ;-) |
Reply #861. Dec 09 10, 3:26 PM
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| Lochalsh
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Ugh. Milk. Throwing up.
Reply #862. Dec 09 10, 3:40 PM
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_Morpheus_
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I guess, in your case, you could chase it with a single malt. It would be sort of be like drinking a 32 oz can of Four Loko.
Wild woman alert! |
Reply #863. Dec 09 10, 3:49 PM
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| Lochalsh
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Wild woman alert!
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Hey, have we met? Maybe on Sixth Street? Or at Threadgill's :)
Reply #864. Dec 09 10, 4:09 PM
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_Morpheus_
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Hey, have we met? Maybe on Sixth Street? Or at Threadgill's :)
---------Loch
Yeah that's right, pretend you don't remember. |
Reply #865. Dec 09 10, 5:21 PM
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| simontheodore
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Maple Syrup? Milk? Double ugh. But it reminds me of a dish I saw that sounded horrible, so I will posit what is the oddest combination you have legitamately seen offered? One dish I saw was lobster tomalley with leeks and maple syrup. Another was a filet mignon covered in coffee grinds.
Reply #867. Dec 09 10, 5:40 PM
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_Morpheus_
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| In case your wondering, "crick" is the sound my Japanese camera made when I took a photo of that surprised look on your face ;-) |
Reply #868. Dec 09 10, 5:44 PM
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| Lochalsh
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No surprises here; at my age, I remember everything, just so long as it didn't happen today....
It was a dark and stormy night, and I was surrounded by Longhorn borrachos ....
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simon, one of our U.S. presidents favored cottage cheese and ketchup.
Reply #869. Dec 09 10, 6:29 PM
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Jazmee27
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Do try to behave yourself ;-)
Reply #870. Dec 09 10, 6:30 PM
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Jazmee27
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I must say milk and maple syrup doesn't sound appetizing to me, either.
Reply #871. Dec 09 10, 6:31 PM
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| simontheodore
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Ketchup and cottage cheese? That does remind me of another atrocity I was served at a picnic -- Lime Jello with cottage cheese, walnuts, pimentos, and God knows what else thrown in and decorated with pineapple...
Reply #872. Dec 09 10, 6:35 PM
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| Lochalsh
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I would mention the name of the cottage-cheese-and-ketchup president but I might start on a political commentary, and I dare not.
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RJ, do you even know where Sixth St. and Threadgill's are? I had the idea you took your vacays to exotic places like Muleshoe and Rising Star.
Reply #873. Dec 09 10, 6:41 PM
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| Lochalsh
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:)
Reply #874. Dec 09 10, 7:43 PM
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_Morpheus_
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Of course I know where they are. Austin is not among my favorite places in Texas to visit. Austin is preppy central,
highest incidence per square foot of wannabe cowgirls and boys in the world. I don't care for Muleshoe that much either. I slid off the road during a white out near there and the local constable felt compelled to give me a ticket. Well, three tickets actually, the first one blew out of my hand.
Rising Star, I think is down around East Podunk, if I'm not mistaken ;-)
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Reply #875. Dec 10 10, 9:34 AM
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| Lochalsh
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Austin is not among my favorite places in Texas to visit. Austin is preppy central ... wannabe cowgirls and boys.... I don't care for Muleshoe that much either.
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Austin's pretentious, but Ann Richards and Molly Ivins lived there when I did, so it's not all bad. :) Muleshoe, I know only by name. Rising Star is indeed in East Podunk, somewhere between Abilene and Waco on Hwy. 6(?).
Having beef this weekend? I could stand to chomp on a steak myself.
Reply #876. Dec 10 10, 10:54 AM
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_Morpheus_
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Molly was embodiment of what a Texas lady should be.
"I still believe in Hope - mostly because there's no such place as Fingers Crossed, Arkansas."
Molly |
Reply #877. Dec 10 10, 11:17 AM
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_Morpheus_
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Thanks Wendy. Sounds like a idyllic setting for a certain type of person. Myself, I like isolation most of the time. When I need to get out there is a very large city not far away.
Do you think the lack of law enforcement has anything to do with the low crime rate? |
Reply #879. Dec 11 10, 12:02 PM
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Jazmee27
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Now there's a disturbing thought ;-)
Reply #880. Dec 11 10, 12:07 PM
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