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TomatoeI would have bolded the word "zoo" instead, but six of one...
TomatoeI would have bolded the word "zoo" instead, but six of one...
Croissants by a ####ing mile.eoMMan said:Favorite bread for breakfast sammwiches?
I gotta go with English muffins. Biscuits tend to crumble too easily and bagels can get too chewy.
Introduce yourself to a band member, wink, and say "I get it, I go by **** Sore".At a bar in Morro Bay where a Tom Petty tribute band is playing. Normally I would avoid this the clap but I’ve had enough to drink to enjoy.
They are called “Make it last all night”
WOULD SOMEBODY LOWER THE GODFORAKEN RINGER?!?Introduce yourself to a band member, wink, and say "I get it, I go by **** Sore".
...pairs great with ####ty dub music.Another winery in Paso
just the faintest hint of backwards hat. Mild finish of Steve Tasker’s jock and mediocre hockey.
mediocre? they wishAnother winery in Paso
just the faintest hint of backwards hat. Mild finish of Steve Tasker’s jock and mediocre hockey.
All my likes. And all my aliases’ likes.Take a single day off from this place and most of you Philistines start mayo'ing up everything you can get your hands on? This is why we can't have nice things (pro tip: mayo is disgusting in all its "forms." To say that you're using that for "flavor" over something delicious like butter is just **boggle**).
You know what else spreads easier than hard as a rock butter fresh from the fridge? Pumpkin pie filling, but I'm not putting that on the outside of my toasted cheese either no matter what its smoke point may be.
Take a single day off from this place and most of you Philistines start mayo'ing up everything you can get your hands on? This is why we can't have nice things (pro tip: mayo is disgusting in all its "forms." To say that you're using that for "flavor" over something delicious like butter is just **boggle**).
You know what else spreads easier than hard as a rock butter fresh from the fridge? Pumpkin pie filling, but I'm not putting that on the outside of my toasted cheese either no matter what its smoke point may be.
Osaurus said:I was browsing though my YouTube history and came across this gem: Chuck E. Cheese Hell. It came from someone here, right?
@Steve TaskerAnother winery in Paso
just the faintest hint of backwards hat. Mild finish of Steve Tasker’s jock and mediocre hockey.
I'm constantly amazed at how many trashy people there are. Took much daughter to the zoo today and saw 2 incidents that drove me nuts.
The first was at the primate house. Thsy have an area where they let some of tthe monkeys/gorillas/lemurs out where they can kind of climb through the trees in an elevated enclosure. There weren't any while we were there, but all of a sudden from an area behind some fencing there came some crazy shrieks from some monkeys fighting, but you couldn't see them. Some trashy family got all excited and ran up next to the fencing area and started hooting and hollering. The trashy dad started barking like a dog trying to get a reaction and yelling "I hear ya buddy!!!" as be banged his hand against the fence. Because harassing an already stressed monkey that lives in a cage is such a great idea.
Later, at the end of the day, my daughter and I stopped for some ice cream near the exit. Their are free roaming peacocks all over the Philly zoo. There was one walking around in the area until a hoard of little brats started chasing it around trying to corner it. The bird was clearly stressed out but the parents just encouraged the rotten fruit of their loins while filming on their phones. Just disgusting. These people seem to think that all of these animals are like toys that they can do whatever they want to simply because they paid their entrance fee.
"Philly" in a squat, annoying nutshell.I think I see the problem
Yeah, they’re awesome, especially if you are carrying any kind of weight in a pack. They take a lot of weight off your knees, and having a third point of contact with the ground helps in slick or uneven terrain.@krista4 since you're carrying the joint these days, talk to me about the walking sticks people use while hiking. Do you use them? Do they help? I went on a couple awesome hikes in sequoias last week, the longest of which was about 5 miles, at around 7000 feet with moderate elevation changes. (facebooks to come). And some people had them, mostly old people. I chatted up one old guy, that had them, and he said they were awesome. He, in fact, was extremely awesome. He and his lady chatted with my daughter and I for 20 minutes. They went to Nepal for their honeymoon!! And have been to every national park over the last 40 years.
Anyway, walking stick insight please.
Also, my iPad had an 83% charge on it after sitting in the car on airplane mode for nearly 4 days. I'd never had it on airplane mode that long before. I was surprised it held that much charge after 4 days. Not sure if airplane mode helps while off. just passing on the info for your upcoming hike where you needed a charger
Update: I'm so drunk that I'm attractive.If your birthday falls on a Monday, you spend the Saturday night before at a dingy dive with a concrete bar because of course you do.
the poles do come in handy when crossing creeks and downhill for balance and steep uphill for support.@krista4 since you're carrying the joint these days, talk to me about the walking sticks people use while hiking. Do you use them? Do they help? I went on a couple awesome hikes in sequoias last week, the longest of which was about 5 miles, at around 7000 feet with moderate elevation changes. (facebooks to come). And some people had them, mostly old people. I chatted up one old guy, that had them, and he said they were awesome. He, in fact, was extremely awesome. He and his lady chatted with my daughter and I for 20 minutes. They went to Nepal for their honeymoon!! And have been to every national park over the last 40 years.
Anyway, walking stick insight please.
Also, my iPad had an 83% charge on it after sitting in the car on airplane mode for nearly 4 days. I'd never had it on airplane mode that long before. I was surprised it held that much charge after 4 days. Not sure if airplane mode helps while off. just passing on the info for your upcoming hike where you needed a charger
Hey GB, I'll answer this tomorrow-ish. I did a ridiculous(ly hard and good) hike today followed by my mom's I-can't-believe-it's-not-our-anniversary dinner interspersed with my giving Mr. krista's boss just a taste of my venom toward him. I'll respond when i'm feeling less stabby, but doing another hard hike tomorrow followed by taking my mom for an early bday dinner.@krista4 since you're carrying the joint these days, talk to me about the walking sticks people use while hiking. Do you use them? Do they help? I went on a couple awesome hikes in sequoias last week, the longest of which was about 5 miles, at around 7000 feet with moderate elevation changes. (facebooks to come). And some people had them, mostly old people. I chatted up one old guy, that had them, and he said they were awesome. He, in fact, was extremely awesome. He and his lady chatted with my daughter and I for 20 minutes. They went to Nepal for their honeymoon!! And have been to every national park over the last 40 years.
Anyway, walking stick insight please.
Also, my iPad had an 83% charge on it after sitting in the car on airplane mode for nearly 4 days. I'd never had it on airplane mode that long before. I was surprised it held that much charge after 4 days. Not sure if airplane mode helps while off. just passing on the info for your upcoming hike where you needed a charger
My mom's birthday is Monday.If your birthday falls on a Monday, you spend the Saturday night before at a dingy dive with a concrete bar because of course you do.
so..yes, no, maybe i have slight knee issues, that don't bother me much until after the hike. unless, there is a lot of downhill. my biggest pain issues are usually my feet, left ankle. but i deal with that crap all the time, not just when hiking. i fail to see how the poles would help on steep descents. i'm just going to have to try them out. i too, like to think my natural balance is where it's at, and am always working on it.Oh, what the hell, this isn't such a hard question that I can't type now. Poles...there are such divergent opinions on them. Some swear by them, and some make fun of anyone using them. I'm in the middle. I very much avoid using them if I can, because I feel that they can be too much of a balance crutch and I like to work on my natural balance. BUT, I will take them along and be happy to have them if there are extremely steep descents, tricky water crossings, or difficult snowfields, And they are great in every instance for older folks, people with knee issues, heavier people. Even aside from that I have some friends who are absolute hiking beasts who swear by them, so it's not just for the old or feeble. I'd say get a pair you like and try it out and see what's best for you. I use them in only limited circumstances but have friends who always do, or never do.
Are you sure about that?Hey GB, I'll answer this tomorrow-ish. I did a ridiculous(ly hard and good) hike today followed by my mom's I-can't-believe-it's-not-our-anniversary dinner interspersed with my giving Mr. krista's boss just a taste of my venom toward him. I'll respond when i'm feeling less stabby, but doing another hard hike tomorrow followed by taking my mom for an early bday dinner.
My mom's birthday is Monday.
I’m in total agreement here.kevzilla said:I think this is the spot where I express my preference for Miracle Whip and get shouted down by 98.4% of GMTAN.
Mayo works better. It’s science.Mayo on a grilled cheese? Is this some weird kind of joke? What’s wrong with you people? Butter and garlic salt. This is elementary stuff. Do I need to start paying attention to this thread again? Have things gone this far wrong in here?
Uruk-Hai said:Me too! I have never heard of this in my 56 years stumbling across this planet until today.
As for spreadability, am I the only person who keeps a stick of buttah a room temp?
Rude, I like you a lot. But you are super dumb.Mayo works better. It’s science.
Sorry you suck at lifeRude, I like you a lot. But you are super dumb.
Chief Ad Exec: "Okay team, big contract coming down from the Hellmann's people and they're super hot about it. They wanna know how we could make their mayo even more disgusting?"maybe this will make you mayo haters change your minds
GM speaks troofWas the threat of calling Santa just not enough? Soon we'll be celebrating Christmas before Halloween.
Thanks for asking, GB. It's so hard to say. It seems like things get better, and then they take a turn for the worse again. It's a little more stable than it was...or it might just be that people are getting used to the instability. I read on one of the ex-pat sites earlier today something like "Yeah, we were out and there were a lot of explosions, but things are OK." Gah.@krista4, what's the latest from Granada? There was a brief flare-up in the news several weeks ago about Nicaragua - NPR did a segment, which I only caught the tail end of and Daily Beast did an interview with Bianca Jagger about it (apparently, she was in the middle of some scary stuff down there) - but not much since.
Tried it over the weekend. Would eat againMayo works better. It’s science.
We keep 2 sticks
We keep a stick on the counter in a butter dish.