What a fun idea! I'll have to try that sometime. I love feta. I edited the recipe, double-check it again before you cook, if you get a chance.

Might as well make your own feta cheese then.

How to Make Feta Cheese - wikiHow

thanks, jewels. I like your idea. If I get a pet goat, I won't have to mow the lawn anymore, I'll have fresh goat milk and feta...and I do like goat meat but I couldn't eat my lawnmower:
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...pet-goat-0.jpg

"...In Philadelphia they would have soon had her running the biggest balls." - Larry McMurtry, in "Anything for Billy"

There is a farm near where I live,
That sells organic meat from grass-fed animals bearing hoofs,
not the goats though.

I rarely end up having enough red meat to cook,
cuz I eats most of it raw.

Hey OCM?, I need to show you 'round Philly sometime,
I think BadNick and who ever else would love to join would enjoy that too,
maybe someday we could have an East Coast Meet.

That reminds me,
I think I will by one of those lottery ticket things,
I here they wprk for some people.

hey everybody look at me! I'm posting.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3147/...21f1c6d11a.jpg

Hey! Isn't that self-flagellation?

Where is your right hand anyway?

http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/20..._300x426,0.jpg

ring,
East Coast Meet would be cool, you guys should come out. FYI, today we bought 120 PA Power Play lottery tickets..so if we win, the whole meets on me...or is it meats?...OK, both.

The first time I saw Billy he came walking out of a cloud. He had a pistol in each hand and a scared look on his rough young face. The cloud drifted in from the plains earlier in the morning and stopped over the Hidden Mountains, in the country of the Messy Apaches -- that was what buffalo hunters called the Mescalero...

"No, I'm just from Philadelphia," I said. He was not the first person to make the Mississippi joke.

My rabbit is attacking things under my bed.
I didn't realize rabbits had "attack mode."
I thought they only had clumsy/cute or Fast/cute modes

post quick ring anything...you only have 2 seconds left.

(library puter)

2...1.... done

One five five one two
Looking through you

How'd you know?

16000 goes to me very soon.

15515...damn a lot of fives.

another 4 and you have 5!

7's have a mystical quality...I think. I'll report back later if I'm mystified or not.
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Having grown up in the Polish heartland neighborhood of Philadelphia, Port Richmond, I've had many varieties of kielbasa, including many store-bought and many home-made versions. Until the last couple of years, I was a die-hard fan of Czerw's, but now adays I've come to prefer Swiacki's. These are some awesome kielbasis; they also sell other excellent Polish and Eastern European foodstuffs.

Swiacki Meats

http://swiackimeats.com/Homepage/Banner5.jpg

OR

Czerw's Kielbasy

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...pgw300h216.jpg

I love you, my ring!
From a distance, and closer.
We're making progress.

On a lighter note,
does anyone have a smoke
I could bum off of you?

"The donkey had stopped to meditate..."

OK, I missed the boat >>>>
(((15519
the goose drank wine
the monkey chewed tobacco on the street car line)))


...but I don't miss the plane. That is such a cute tune, I love it. She's quite cute, too...the ms. sri lanka babe, whatever her name is.

Here ya go, OCM. Lit it for you as well.

http://www.malgadget.com/userimages/...1154607710.jpg

I remember burning holes into leaves on the sidewalk with one of those.

I recall enjoying the scent, as the small swirling column of smoke arose
from that tiny hole in the leaf.

the devil's tool

I always carry a magnifying glass and a harmonica. I don't know why...maybe cause I was a Boy Scout? I'm not happy with my Hohner BluesBand...wrong key or something; I need to get a new Marine Band G unit since the one I had was accidentally crushed by one of my kids.

Harmonicas are especially nifty anti-boredom devices.

http://i.ehow.com/images/GlobalPhoto...-main_Full.jpg

I must admit, I find pitch pipes to be more useful:
http://www.ucdavis.edu/images/featur...pitch_pipe.jpg
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I have this on me more often than not:
Bausch & Lomb Hastings Triplet 10x
http://www.takahashiamerica.com/cata...20Hastings.jpg
It is more compact than Jewels' magnifier, and possibly more handy.

When I searched "anti boredom device", Bop-It comes up. :orly:

I guess the kids used to have a blast with that.

anti boredom device? gasoline and a lighter and a CRT monitor. GO!

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooo

go man, go

...my buddy in work sells this stuff on the side; it's supposed to be very good for you, high in anti-oxidants. But he drinks a ton more beer than goji juice.

http://www.shopnolimit.com/files/140...goji-berry.jpg

Is that similar to Noni juice? That shit sells if you can establish a clientele.

I'm still thinking about harmonicas,
Our dog,Thunder would sing and howl along everytime.

Magnets are nifty little anti-boredom devices also.

Trader Joes sells different juices from concentrate with no sugar in them.

Ohmyohmyohmyohmy,
my man will be here in a few hours,
time to retire to the Romper room.

Astrobase Go!

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3099/...d921fcf206.jpg

Ahhh....ain't nuthin better than the adrenaline rush of love,
gotta go.

Love to all of you, have a great weekend!

We ate and now we're eating. Some more. Hell, we need the energy.

Eso, I don't know what Noni juice is, so I don't know how it compares to Goji.

experiment: let's feed some to Ocm? and ring and see what happens.

I have no idea what this thread is about, but I guess it's a kind of 'random' talk thread?

This thread is growing.

these vagaries
 

If pleasant peasants
provided their promises
Overlords satisfy.

(NPABR)

Welcome Makedde,

This thread is whatever we want it to be,
it flows from one subject to the next,
you are allowed to post random thoughts
that have nothing to do with the post before,
we sometimes chat,
we get very silly sometimes,
sometimes we get serious for a few whiles,
Welcome,

Jump in,
the water's fine.

More is well here than you might imagine...

"We challenge our limits,
we don't let limit our challenges."

then she sez, "what doesn't limit us merely challenges & I am up to it."
i sez "I believe you."

& we did what we had to do.

All we did is, "Act naturally."

True story.

The yin-yang twins are at it again.

Or were. More fun than I can shake any further stick @, for the moment.

Uhhh...I have a feeling someone is going to tell us, "Go to your room kids!"

Soon...

We can't help it it,
we tend to leak all over.

Like humanity.

Clever little Simians.

This is about making this the longest possible thread on this forum!! we must post all the time and also post things that will make OTHERS want to post here. Just like your question. You got like 5 answers. good!!

now keep it up. 1 post a day keeps us alive.

:dead:

playing dead?

He must have had such a wild night with a female skunk he couldn't stand up.:eek:

panoramic vistas of the mind

If M-O-A-B
Had a book he belonged to
His party might rule.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...rch_8_2005.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...elens_05-1.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...elens-1980.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ELENS1scan.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2..._eruption_.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...NS135F0079.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...n-sequence.gif

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ens_crater.jpg

OCM speaks the truth.

awesome volcano pictures!! the clouds in the 3rd picture... is that a volcano smoke cloud?

Volcanoes are terrifying.

Yes, those are all pictures of Mt. St. Helens during that humungous eruption on May 18, 1980. The last one is a recent pic of the new dome building in the caldera.

What inspired me was last night I saw an amazing "video" sequence that was constucted from many still pics with scientists extrapolating mass movements and filling in with photoshop type techniques...it was amazing, but I couldn't find it online, so I collected a bunch of stills and these are some of what I found.

This thread is slowing.

speed up you siwwy wabbit

it is.

But as my calculations show, we will still beat the others soon. We just have to watch out for the ones growing faster than both thread!!

They took the fruity shapes out of my Trix cereal recently, so it now looks like technicolor Cocoa Puffs, and the legacy of the white rabbit is now dead seeing as I now have no semblances of fruit floating in milk to live for anymore.


Back to Honey Bunches of Oats w/ Peaches, Strawberries, Bananas for me.

Jet,
it's probably too late by now, but if you'd have stashed away all the Trix for a rainy day you might not be having this problem now...siwwy wabbit shoulda done what smart little monkey see and do

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...nana-tower.jpg

If vibrant meanings
bridged the gap, as intended,
we'd understand.
-----Added 29/9/2008 at 10 : 33 : 16-----
(I took out a syllable, wrongly, damnit! The last line should have "could" or "would", instead of "'d".

Mea culpa.

kee[p !t Upp

This could be a very interesting experiment indeed.

ohh...and by the way...OCM, DOES speak the truth,
I have witnessed that it is incapable for him to do otherwise.

I've noticed that some substances seem to loosen my tongue up pretty good...though the accuracy of what comes out is beyond my control

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...m_1preview.jpg

Did someone say Rita????????????????????

Cheers, BadBoy.

http://www.bonappetit.com/images/dis...234_launch.jpg

The tiny Petron bottles make lovely little bud vases.

Hey OCM! I had luck in identifying that tree we found with the very
large leaves.

It is called a Royal Paulownia, native to China I believe.

If I could post a picture of one, for you folks, I would.

The leaves I am pressing must be at least three or more feet across.

Greetings from Thread World!

I am longing for
some petron margarita
never had one yet

Cheers, shiney star-like jewels.

E
V
E
R
!
!

I'm starting right here and now but I have no idea where it will end.

What is everyone having for tea? Just making random conversation, lol.

margaritas bring joy to many

Fancy meeting you here, Makedde.


jewels, you'e from Florida, right? So you may have first hand knowledge about new Margaritaville ventures. I don't generally like "light" beers but this one is pleasant and easy to drink a few to accompany some good munchies.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2..._postcard3.jpg

Oh is that a Florida beer? Never heard of it. I'm usually a 'rita or Corona girl, with the exception of a beautiful local amber I had in a pizza place in Seattle once.

They've got some great culinary delights down Key West way. I used to go quite often on weekends when a friend would let us use the house he had and rented seasonally. Those were the good days.

Or even better:

I don't drink tea. I actually never drink hot liquids. A lemon ICED tea can be ok. But I would rather have a lemonade. Long Island Ice Teas are probably the best.

Loooonnnnnnggggg hair...but I'm sure not the Longest

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...2/0814_D67.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...gl-origin2.jpg

imagine cleaining the drain in the shower!

Do I know you?:orly:

The top one is some cheap-ass extension, Nick. I resent artificial hair in the drain.

Wake and bake.

I wish I could accurately describe the look on the clerks face,
when I told her I had .87 cents of gas on pump five.

not yet. Is it too late? :rolleyes: You posted: so I was just being randomly friendly. Hi :)


if only I had known...not the first time I've been faked out :no:

ring...please do tell what you could possibly need to do with only 87 cents worth of gas! :confused:

BAdNick has filled the void of another occasional resident I haven't seen for awhile in this ever-expaninding little parade known as the Longest thread EvER?: any guesses as to whom I am referring to in the case? (hint: screenname also started with a 'B', and resolved with a proper familiar name...)

Jet, it sounds like you said a nice thing about me...thank you...but I have no idea who you're referring to. Please do tell or give more clues at least.

These monks have been doing this for a long time, though not the Longest yet...and they seem to know what they're doing, and I can attest to that again after having a couple of these...my youngest son took this pic as I was having a couple Chimay ales, which I let him taste as I tried to teach him how to sense the subtle flavors. He liked the cool foam:
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...jt2/chimay.jpg

Life is good!
http://electricityandlust.files.word.../celebrate.jpg

Hi ya'll, I'm having a hard time catching up with you all, this forum is so busy!

Age of enlightenment...

156 + 00?
-----Added 2/10/2008 at 01 : 00 : 39-----
Hmm... I got myself thinking some, and, well-

could this actually work??? :orly:


They thought of everything! There is no anynomous feature to be found here anywhere here or there.