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I beg your pardon sir Otto,
I know all about the old adage about assumptions, and I must thank you for how kindly you kicked my ....ass. I apologize if I dissed you in any fashion. Speaking of fashion...I remember how classy and sexy, Audrey Hepburn looked in sunglasses, and ya know what?, as much as some folk love to disparage Paris Hilton, her fabulous bone structure reminds me a bit of Hepburn's. She wears sunglasses SO well, and, I KNOW there is fine smart brain, and a generous heart behind them. The eyes ARE the windows to the soul. I believe that almost might be an indisputable fact, or just my humble opinion. Maybe the group hug thing should be saved for the Kumbaya thread. NOT. HUG! |
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Evolution reigns,
in regard to many things, while prejudice wanes. If prejudice won't, communication cannot occur, or at least will not. (Help me, ELP!) |
Wondering where my day went.
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The day goes around to the other side of the Earth, then it eventually comes back to this side again....it goes round and round all the time. The night does it too...they probably hold hands, like right at about the Greenwich Meridian and IDL, and play ring around the rosie.
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time 4 bed time 4 me.
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are we longest yet?
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We are the longest UNORGANIZED thread on the forum. We are only 2nd to the other one because some members from this thread are spending their time there!! If we see you with the enemy, we will shoot on sight!
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ah...the we terminology implies, forced teaming.
The main rooms of my house are most organized, only because I excell at stuffing things into closets and drawers. |
go us!
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otto, I dig the 3D glasses.
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I have a pair of fireworks prismatic glasses somewhere in my house,
most likely in one of those aforementioned drawers |
My egg sac rises,
upon these silken strings, for protection, know. What you will not know will hurt you for others' sake; What you do will not. PABRE. |
The moon was full three days ago.
I love it when it hangs low on the horizon, or when it's high in the sky. The moon and its waxing and waning, it comforts me. |
Time presses on in the phases of the moon.
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ahhh, flow reminded me of Flo and Eddie ...we could use more illegal, immoral, and fattening things in this thread to spice it up
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In 1969, the Irish-born writer Samuel Beckett (1906-1989) published the piece of short prose Sans in French. One year later, it was followed by a translation (by Beckett himself) into English titled Lessness.
An interesting characteristic of this work is its combination of dense aural and structural patterning and apparent randomness. Both versions consist of 24 paragraphs containing a total of 120 sentences. Each sentence occurs twice, once in the first half of the work and once in the last. Beckett later indicated to critics that the order in which the sentences in Lessness appear had been determined randomly by drawing little slips of paper out of a container. Nice buzz, Sam: http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...eckett1963.jpg |
Oh yes, I remember the highly entertaining,
12345678789...!@##$#$$%%%%^^ Wow, I didn't know pebcac is where it's at, or "a hundred bottle of beers on the wall." was so highly entertaining. TFP is all about evolution if I recall correctly. Sometimes we converse, sometimes we feel the need to "monologue." Sometimes we have little spats, sometimes we kiss and make up and go forth with no hard feelings. It seems like a perfect little microcosm of real life to me. We all have different preferences, Sometimes we yearn for the way things used to be. That is what comprises our individual packaging. No one is right, no one is wrong. IJUHP! Peace and joy to all, I demand it! |
My favorite poem.
Correspondances — Charles Baudelaire La Nature est un temple où de vivants piliers Laissent parfois sortir de confuses paroles; L'homme y passe à travers des forêts de symboles Qui l'observent avec des regards familiers. Comme de longs échos qui de loin se confondent Dans une ténébreuse et profonde unité, Vaste comme la nuit et comme la clarté, Les parfums, les couleurs et les sons se répondent. II est des parfums frais comme des chairs d'enfants, Doux comme les hautbois, verts comme les prairies, — Et d'autres, corrompus, riches et triomphants, Ayant l'expansion des choses infinies, Comme l'ambre, le musc, le benjoin et l'encens, Qui chantent les transports de l'esprit et des sens. CORRESPONDENCES by: Charles Baudelaire N Nature's temple living pillars rise, And words are murmured none have understood, And man must wander through a tangled wood Of symbols watching him with friendly eyes. As long-drawn echoes heard far-off and dim Mingle to one deep sound and fade away; Vast as the night and brilliant as the day, Colour and sound and perfume speak to him. Some perfumes are as fragrant as a child, Sweet as the sound of hautboys, meadow-green; Others, corrupted, rich, exultant, wild, Have all the expansion of things infinite: As amber, incense, musk, and benzoin, Which sing the sense's and the soul's delight. |
thanks gg...that makes me longest for such sweet poetry
It's Baudelicious. |
Thank you Miss Genuine.
I now long to curl up in a chair, on a long dark night and read more poetry, with a candle that will last long enough, until I cannot keep my eyes open anymore, and then I will enjoy the longest restful slumber, awaking to the early rays of the sun, that throw the loveliest long shadows. |
Ring, you create poetry of your own.
On Baudelaire's life, paraphrased from Wikipedia. He would fit in well at the TFP: Baudelaire was educated in Lyon. He wrote when recalling those times: "A shudder at the grim years of claustration... the unease of wretched and abandoned childhood, the hatred of tyrannical schoolfellows, and the solitude of the heart". At fourteen, Baudelaire was described by a classmate: "He was much more refined and distinguished than any of our fellow pupils... we are bound to one another... by shared tastes and sympathies, the precocious love of fine works of literature". Later, he attended the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris. Baudelaire was erratic in his studies, at times diligent, at other times prone to "idleness". At eighteen, Baudelaire was described as "an exalted character, sometimes full of mysticism, and sometimes full of immorality and cynicism". Upon gaining his degree in 1839, he was undecided about his future. His stepfather had in mind a career in law or diplomacy, but instead Baudelaire decided to embark upon a literary career, and for the next two years led an irregular life, socializing with other bohemian artists and writers. For a while, he took on a prostitute named "Sara" as his mistress and lived with his brother when his funds were low. His stepfather kept him on a tight allowance which he spent as quickly as he received it. Baudelaire began to run up debts, mostly for clothes. His stepfather demanded an accounting and wrote to Alphonse: "The moment has come when something must be done to save your brother from absolute perdition". In the hope of reforming him and making a man of him, his stepfather sent him on a voyage to Calcutta, India in 1841, under the care of a former naval captain. Baudelaire's mother was distressed both by his poor behavior and by the proposed solution. The arduous trip, however, did nothing to turn Baudelaire's mind away from a literary career or from his casual attitude toward life, so the naval captain agreed to let Baudelaire return home. The trip provided strong impressions of the sea, sailing, and exotic ports, that he later employed in his poetry. Baudelaire returned to Paris after less than a year's absence. Much to his parents' chagrin, he was more determined than ever to continue with his literary career. His mother later recalled: "Oh, what grief! If Charles had let himself be guided by his stepfather, his career would have been very different... He would not have left a name in literature, it is true, but we should have been happier, all three of us". Soon, Baudelaire returned to the taverns to philosophize and to recite his unpublished poems, and to enjoy the adulation of his artistic peers. At twenty-one, he received a good-sized inheritance of over 100,000 francs, plus four parcels of land, but squandered much of it within a few years, including borrowing heavily against his mortgages. During this time he met Jeanne Duval, the illegitimate daughter of a prostitute from Nantes, who was to become his longest romantic association. She had been the mistress of the caricaturist and photographer Nadar. His mother thought Jeanne a "Black Venus" who "tortured him in every way" and drained him of money at every opportunity. |
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Recognition, just,
might beat precognition if by a tiny nose. (Serious nonsense!) |
Nonsense is srs bsns.
A Tribe Called Quest :D |
These little 1/6 kegs prolong my beer drinking pleasure for a longest time
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You're a lucky one,
BadNick: In ways I can't count. Can I have a beer, too? |
Badnick, is that really your basement?
Here's an awesome cellar door: http://www.luxuryhousingtrends.com/wine-cellar-door.jpg |
MOAB,
How can I put this as gently as possible. You can only speak for yourself. By saying that YOU find the poems and poetry boring, does NOT give you the right to speak for others by saying, "If I see them as boring, most other people will be turned away as well." Some people are not posting here any more because of this very attitude you are displaying. Oh by the way...I hope you are well and having a good day. Truly I do, now please relax and let this lovely little eclectic mix of people do our thing here on the longest thread. It is simple to skip over and ignore the parts you don't care for, I see no reason to keep insulting those who happen to enjoy such things, as poetry or haiku. Please. Now for a bit of random nonsense, Kumbaya spelled backwards is ayabmuK That is a beautiful beer heaven, and a cellar door. |
no. When we had stupid shit like posting RANDOM things, we still had people comming in to comment. When is the last time someone commented on your poems/haikus?
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Ocm?,
If you're in the area, stop by and we can share the luckiness. gg, I wish it was...but that's not my basement, it's the frig of a local distributor in Exton PA who stocks a lot of mini kegs. I fear being repetitive, but since it's a nice LONGest list I'll post it again...this is their list of current inventory and my motto is "I just drink it, let them stock it": You've heard of 1/4 kegs. You've heard of 1/2 kegs. Now there's a new size keg that is great news for draught beer lovers! The 1/6 keg or the 'sixtel'. This size keg is perfect for the home draught system. These kegs hold about 2 1/3 cases of beer or about 55 twelve oz. servings. Most 1/6 kegs are from craft breweries like Victory and Weyerbacher. These mini kegs are the perfect size for many uses. Most craft beer in 1/2 kegs can run well over $100 and these mini kegs make draught beer affordable and Exton Beverage stocks many different kinds of 1/6's! Check out what's in stock below! If it's not in stock we will reorder!!! Also, if you don't see something you are looking for here, contact us and we will see if we can get it! 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Lafayette Abbey Brune, Lafayette Hill, PA Gen. Lafayette Emperor's New Clothes, Lafayette Hill, PA Great Divide Titan IPA, Denver, CO Harpoon IPA, Boston, MA Harpoon UFO, Boston, MA Heavy Seas Loose Cannon, Baltimore, MD Heavy Seas Small Craft Warning, Baltimore, MD Hoegaarden, Hoegaarden, Belgium Humboldt Red Nectar, Humboldt County, CA Ithaca Apricot Wheat, Ithaca, NY Ithaca Cascazilla, Ithaca, NY Jack's Pumpkin Spice, St Louis, MO Lancaster 4 Grain Ale, Lancaster, PA Lancaster Hop Hog, Lancaster, PA Lancaster Milk Stout, Lancaster, PA Lancaster Strawberry Wheat, Lancaster, PA Legacy Hedonism Ale, Reading, PA Legacy Midnight Wit, Reading, PA Legacy Hoptimus Prime, Reading, PA Legacy Euphoria, Reading, PA Legacy Nor'Easter, Reading, PA Legacy Brown Aled Girl, Reading, PA Long Trail IPA, Bridgewaters, VT Long Trail Harvest Ale, Bridgewaters, VT Lost Coast Double Trouble IPA, Humboldt County, CA Lost Coast Imperial Pilsner, Humboldt County, CA Lost Coast Indica IPA, Humboldt County, CA Magic Hat #9, South Burlington, VT Magic Hat Lucky Kat IPA, South Burlington, VT Magic Hat Circus Boy, South Burlington, VT Michelob Amber Bock, St. Louis, MO Michelob Light, St. Louis, MO Michelob Ultra, St. Louis, MO Michelob, St. Louis, MO New Holland Mad Hatter IPA, Holland, MI North Coast Brother Thelonious, Fort Bragg, CA North Coast Old Rasputin, Fort Bragg, CA North Coast Red Seal, Fort Bragg, CA Ommegang Hennipen, Cooperstown, NY Penn Kaiser Pilsner, Pittsburgh, PA Penn Pilsner, Pittsburgh, PA Philadelphia Kenzinger, Phila., PA Philadelphia Newbold IPA, Phila., PA Philadelphia Rowhouse Red, Phila., PA Philadelphia Walt Wit, Phila., PA River Horse Hop Hazard, Lambertville, NJ River Horse Triple, Lambertville, NJ Samuel Adams, Boston, MA Sam Adams Cherry Wheat, Boston, MA Sam Adams Octoberfest, Boston, MA Shock Top, St Loius, MO Sierra Nevada Anniversary Ale, Chico, CA Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Chico, CA Sly Fox Royal Weiss, Pheonixville, PA Sly Fox Phoenix Pale Ale, Phoenixville, PA Sly Fox Instigator Bock, Phoenixville, PA Sly Fox Octoberfest, Pheonixville, PA Sly Fox Pikeland Pils, Phoenixville, PA Sly Fox Rt. 113 IPA, Phoenixville, PA Sly Fox Saison Vos, Phoenixville, PA ****07' Sly Fox XMAS Ale, Phoenixville, PA**** Smuttynose IPA, Portsmouth, NH Smuttynose Summer Weizen, Portsmouth, NH Southampton IPA, Southampton, NY Southampton Pumpkin Ale, Southampton, NY Southampton Secret Ale, Southampton, NY Southern Tier IPA, Lakewood, NY Southern Tier Phin & Matt's, Lakewood, NY Southern Tier Creme Brulee, Lakewood, NY Southern Tier Triple, Lakewood, NY Southern Tier Unearthy IPA, Lakewood, NY Speakeasy Big Daddy IPA, San Francisco, CA Speakeasy Double Daddy Imperial IPA, San Francisco, CA Speakeasy Prohibition Ale, San Francisco, CA Stegmaier Summer White, Wilkes-Barre, PA Stoudt's Fest, Adamstown, PA Stoudt's American Pale Ale, Adamstown, PA Stoudt's Double IPA, Adamstown, PA Stoudt's Fat Dog Stout, Adamstown, PA Stoudt's Gold, Adamstown, PA Stoudt's Pilsner, Adamstown, PA Stoudt's Scarlet Lady ESB, Adamstown, PA Stoudt's Weizen, Adamstown, PA Summit ESB, St. Paul, MN Summit Extra Pale Ale, St. Paul, MN Summit Grand Bohemian Style Pilsner, St. Paul, MN Summit India Pale Ale, St. Paul, MN Summit Great Northern Porter, St. Paul, MN Summit Scandia Wit, St. Paul, MN Thirsty Dog Hoppus Maximus, Independence, OH Thirsty Dog Old Leg Humper, Independence, OH Thomas Hooker Hop IPA, Hartford, CT Tommyknocker Alpine Glacier Lager, Idaho Springs, CO Tommyknocker Imperial Nut Brown, Idaho Springs, CO Tommyknocker Maple Nut Brown, Idaho Springs, CO Tommyknocker Pick Axe Pale Ale, Idaho Springs, CO Troegs Dreamweaver Wheat, Harrisburg, PA Troegs Hopback Amber, Harrisburg, PA Troegs Pale Ale, Harrisburg, PA Troegs Sunshine Pils, Harrisburg, PA Troegs Rugged Trail Nut Brown Ale, Harrisburg, PA Troegs Troegenator, Harrisburg, PA Victory Golden Monkey, Downingtown, PA Victory Hop Devil, Downingtown, PA Victory Festbier, Downingtown, PA Victory Sunrise Weisse, Downingtown, PA Victory Hop Wallop, Downingtown, PA Victory Lager, Downingtown, PA Victory Prima Pils, Downingtown, PA Victory Storm King Stout, Downingtown, PA Victory Whirlwind Wit, Downingtown, PA Weyerbacher Hops Infusion, Easton, PA Weyerbacher Blithering Idiot, Easton, PA Weyerbacher Merry Monks, Easton, PA Weyerbacher Old Heathen, Easton, PA Weyerbacher Rasp Stout, Easton, PA Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpking, Easton, PA Widmer Brothers Hefeweizen, Portland, OR Yards Extra Special Ale, Philadelphia, PA Yards IPA, Philadelphia, PA Yards Philadelphia Pale Ale, Philadelphia, PA Yards Tavern Spruce, Philadelphia, PA Yards Thomas Jefferson Tavern Ale, Easton, PA Last updated 9:00 AM, September 12, 2008 Give us a call at 610-363-7020 or e-mail us at extonbev@dplus.net if you would like to reserve one of these fine beers. To further enhance the "longest"ness of my post, I'll add a list of their Specialty Beers: SPECIALTY BEERS Exton Beverage Company has a huge list of beers with more arriving every week, it seems. We would like to list all the beers we have in stock, but we feel that listing everything would be a waste of time and space. Therefore we decided to list beers that are not so mainstream, so to speak. Exton Beverage Company carries almost all the major brands of beer, such as the Bud, Miller, and Coors brands. If you cannot seem to find what you're looking for or need a price, simply call or e-mail us at extonbev@dplus.net and we'll be happy to help you. We cannot list pricing for beer because of frequent price changes. If we happen to be out of stock of any of the items we have listed, let us know, we will be happy to order more. Happy beer hunting. AMERICAN MICRO AND REGIONAL CRAFT BREWS Abita Purple Haze, Abita Turbo Dog, Abita Variety, Allagash Abbey Double 12 oz., Allagash Abbey Triple 25 oz., Allagash White Ale, Anchor Liberty, Anchor Porter, Anchor Steam, Anderson Valley Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout, Anderson Valley Belks ESB, Anderson Valley Boont Amber, Anderson Valley Hop Ottin IPA, Appalachian Variety, Avery I.P.A., Avery Karma, Avery Variety, Bell's Best Brown Ale, Bell's Kalamazoo Stout, Bell's Oberon Ale, Blue Moon Belgian White, Blue Point Blueberry Ale Blue Point Hoptical Ale, Blue Point Toasted Lager, Brooklyn Brown Ale, Brooklyn East India Pale Ale, Brooklyn Lager, Brooklyn Pennant Pale Ale, Brooklyn Pilsner, Brooklyn Variety, Celis White, Dock Street Amber, Dock Street Bohemian Pilsner, Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA, Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA, Dogfish Head Chicory Stout, Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale, Dogfish Head Raison D'Etre, Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale, Flying Dog Road Dog, Flying Dog Variety, Flying Fish 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we don't smoke!
we don't drink! Norfolk! Norfolk! Norfolk! best when yelled like a cheer |
obJECT or OBject.
SUBject or subJECT. Our pencils shade, meanings fade, away from black and white. Try seeing with your ears, hearing with your heart, touching with your mind, smelling with your intuition, tasting with your touch, thinking with your soul. It's worth a try. Poem by ring September, 2008 Hey Otto, that reminds me of a song, "You don't smoke, you don't drink. what do you do?" I remember Adam and the Ants singing that, I don't remember if they wrote it though. |
MOAB,
I think if we took a poll here...maybe we should make this democratic and actually have a vote...I believe that most people would vote that your insensitive, dictatorial posts in this thread are much more of a turnoff to participation than any poem or haiku or other personal preference of other posters. There could be a fine line between free expression and unnecessarily hurtful comments and IMO you crossed the line. I think I understand your feeling of investment in getting this thread to be longest ever, but your bullying is getting me pissed off and has almost put a damper on my own attraction to this thread; but I've endured because of other people here who I like....including you when you're not a bully. It's never too late to change and be more open to others. |
I love poetry no matter how you define it.
I love pictures, silliness and Chicken Little. I love randomness. If randomness is important, why would one miss haiku comments? Romance feels good and is joyous, even to a voyeur. Negativism is not inviting. Makes the family not want to visit often. Life is too short to bitch. Sometimes time doesn't move until one takes their eyes off the clock. Some people are blindsided by unhappiness with themselves and feel better blaming it on others. Some people just wanna dance and sing and kiss their screens. http://img2.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/...ed/anim_30.gif And some of us want to thank GoodNick :bowdown: This is NONSENSE, man! Let's get back to FUN! |
We need more sunshine in this thread today.
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I cannot question,
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bah. w/e. you guys post what you want. i'll just stop reading anything and I'll start just adding random lines of characters.
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MOAB,
come on bud. I wasn't trying to exclude you...just relax a bit, ease up...this is a game. give me an L give me an O give me an N give me an G give me an E give me an S give me an T |
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I adore eggs,
especially the dark yellow yolky goodness of a happy chicken egg. I heard this Crosby Stills and Nash song three times in three days, so I felt the need to share the lyrics. Teach Your Children by Graham Nash You, who are on the road Must have a code That you can live by. And so, become yourself Because the past Is just a goodbye. Teach your children well Their father's hell Did slowly go by And feed them on your dreams The one they picks The one you'll know by. Don't you ever ask them why If they told you, you would die So just look at them and sigh And know they love you. And you (Can you hear and) Of tender years (Do you care and) Can't know the fears (Can you see we) That your elders grew by (Must be free to) And so please help (Teach your children) Them with your youth (You believe and) They seek the truth (Make a world that) Before they can die (We can live in) Teach your parents well Their children’s hell Will slowly go by And feed them on your dreams The one they picks The one you’ll know by. Don’t you ever ask them why If they told you, you would cry So just look at them and sigh And know they love you. |
i know. it's cool. i just prefer doing this than reading ^.
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I know you have been pleased that your cactus are doing well,
do you have room in your house to add anymore? I remember the pictures you posted of your cactus, and how did that futon you ordered ever work out? If I remember correctly, you were not to pleased with it at first. |
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sleep is a welcome escape from headaches.
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jewels and Jetee,
due to the nature of those youtube vids, I wonder if either of you ever listen to a regular radio show called Echoes? Around here it's on every night on WXPN Penn radio Echoes: Ambient Music on Public Radio ...I think you might enjoy it if you can get it on your local radio...or if you sign up at their site you can listen online. Echoes was created in 1989, but the two people who created it started at Univ. of Penn when I was in college back in the early 70's. So back then it was unique on the radio and very "spaced out" so needless to say, I had to listen and trip on the sounds Echoes (radio program - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) |
painful, stupid uterus.
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Location: Rarely, if ever, here or there, but always in transition
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It's 15462... do you know where your children are?
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You know you're not used to caffeine when the miniscule traces of it in green tea makes you wired.
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I shall search out that station online, BN, as I don't believe it's on my dial. Thank you. ;)
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MexicanOnABike MexicanOnABike's Avatar Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: up north #15463 (permalink __________________ █ █ Movie Reviews - Ratings longest thread ever! MexicanOnABike is online now Report Post Edit/Delete Message Reply With Quote Multi-Quote This Message Quick reply to this message MexicanOnABike View Public Profile Send a private message to MexicanOnABike Send email to MexicanOnABike Find More Posts by MexicanOnABike Add MexicanOnABike to Your Contacts Unread 09-22-2008, 05:52 AM #15465 (permalink) jewels Eponymous jewels's Avatar Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: The Space Coast Blog Entries: 15 I shall search out that station online, BN, as I don't believe it's on my dial. Thank you. __________________ Politics is applesauce. - Will Rogers jewels is offline Report Post Reply With Quote Multi-Quote This Message Quick reply to this message jewels View Public Profile Send a private message to jewels Send email to jewels Find More Posts by jewels Add jewels to Your Contacts View Blog Reply Page 387 of 387 « First < 287 337 377 378 379 380 381 |
AHHHHHHHHH, I have nothing to Ctrl+V yet!!!!!!!!
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Probably not the longest, but this is a pretty long trail...pic I took at the Wheels & Warbirds show at NJMP in Millville NJ this weekend:
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2008/WW052.jpg This was one of the longest wheels there: http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2008/WW051.jpg http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2008/WW050.jpg Crazy racing Volvo: http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2008/WW086.jpg http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2008/WW087.jpg http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2008/WW088.jpg |
That caramel colored car looks tasty.
I want to eat it. |
BadNick: very cool pics!
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Mmmm why'd you have to say that, ring.
Caramel cake. http://www.nysocialdiary.com/shoppin...el-Cake-02.jpg |
A random quote from a book.
Irish people have a highly developed appetite for magic. Much of their lore concerns fairies- good and bad, large and small. When you are in Ireland, it's wise to keep an open mind about fairies. As one Irishman put it, "I dont' believe in fairies, but they're there." |
A random quote from Francois de la Rochefoucauld:
When we are unable to find tranquility within ourselves, it is useless to seek it elsewhere. |
a random quote from me: RANDOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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"Small wonder artisnal jams are all the rage these days. The decorative jars contain preserves made with little batches of perfectly ripe fruit, meaning they have a naturally sweet taste you can't get from mass-produced spreads. So why not make them in your own kitchen? Early autumn, when temperatures are cooler, fall fruits are at their best, and holiday season is fast approaching (homemade preserves make lovely gifts), is an ideal time to try your hand." - Vegetarian Times October 2008
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The Guatemalan writer, Augusto Monterroso, winner of Spain's Prince of Asturias literary prize, is credited with writing one of the world's shortest stories.
El Dinosaurio (The Dinosaur) reads in its entirety: "Upon waking, the dinosaur was still there." |
...poor little dinosaur...bad old asteroids
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they were just visiting.
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yummmy...beek sausage with seasining
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...F20SAUSAGE.jpg I think today will be a longest day. |
Crisp morning air!
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May I please reply;
without risking sounding rude? I like sausages. Must I otherwise, I can easily do that, without going fey. My reply would be: We must, ev'ry one of us, tell truths without fear. |
Fast fact for us sausage lovers:
What was the world's longest sausage? Asda Stores Plc. of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK wanted a sausage and J.J. Tranfield was just the man to make it. J.J. Tranfield spent October 27 to 29, 2000 putting together the world's longest sausage and when he was done the wiener measured 36.75 miles or 59.14 kilometers. Sorry, no picture of the world's longest sausage, Ourcrazymodern? ate it. But as a consolation prize, here's a little pic of quite a large one: http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...0226172213.jpg |
I find it ironic that this isn't the longest thread on this board.
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jewels,
you should wear your brat-day-suit here and join in the festivities http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...kjt2/brats.jpg |
There's always the alternative
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Alert the Town!
This is a man-eating Tiger Sausage. Quote:
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gg,
strangely enough...or not...a new pizza joint opened near my house a couple weeks ago...I think it's called Pappi's Pizza. So I got one last week and it was very good, so a couple days later I decided to try another variety of their pizzas, it was also very good. Now the connection to your meatlessness above is that they use only meatless sausage...even on their pies with pepperoni or chicken, the sausage is always meatless. |
(1 x 5 + 4) = 9 = "3 Squared"
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thats one big sausage.
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hehehe. Good one Jewels.
BadNick, perhaps the owner prefers the taste of soypperoni. I found you a recipe so you can make your own. Quote:
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My two boys and I are usually very carnivorous, but whenever we stroll down South Steet in Philly, we end up at Maoz. They're a chain started in Philly so this is their first place, I've heard of others in Europe, like Amsterdam, and they're starting to expand around the U.S...but this is the only one I've been in. Everything at Maoz tastes great and is all vegetarian...the best falafel, all sorts of great toppings and dressings; I get it stuffed into a pita bread with garlic yogurt dressing, fried eggplants and califlower, couscous, some of almost every topping.
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Sounds quite decadent.
I enjoy making my own falafel and tahini sauce. I make up a big batch of batter and freeze it pre-formed into patties to cook up quick. GG's Falafel: (makes ~16 2" diameter patties, feeds 4-6) 1 Can garbanzo beans/chickpeas, puree in a food processor or blender 1/2 large yellow onion, diced 4 Tablespoons baking flour 1 Teaspoon baking powder 1 Tablespoon crushed red pepper 1 Teaspoon cumin or curry powder Mix in bowl. Form into patties or balls. Freeze a minimum of 10 minutes before frying, so they maintain their shape. Tahini Sauce is quick and easy. All you need is: Dash of Dill 1/2 cucumber, diced 1 small container plain yogurt We always have pita bread and salad greens on hand to enjoy. |
gg, I'll try that since I'm drooling now :)
Talk about pita bread and salad greens on hand, yesterday for dinner we had spaghetti with some really really good tomato sauce and meatballs, but I wanted a salad with it; so I wouldn't have to juggle two plates while I read the newspaper while eating, I stuffed a Greek salad with feta into a pita bread and ate that with my spaghetti....what a very convenient salad holder! I'll do that one again. |
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