I was getting strange results trying to load LGF a few minutes ago...

But thankfully Charles and Stinky are on the job and everything seems fine now.

Oh no! It's a hacker attack on LGF by . . . Charles?!?

I once put some on a front porch. Don't do it, as it will not stay.

I couldn't get in a minute ago, so I added another layer of tinfoil to my Self Protection System, cinched the duct-tape strap a bit tighter, and dove in again.

Victory! Success comes to those prepared!

Never thought of the Shire as a high tech place.

Lacking any other words that may sound more erudite:

The mainstream media suck! Pure & Simple.

Using just his computer and an internet connection......

This is how the world was turned upside down when Rathergate happened, forever hearing the sounds of moonbat heads exploding from coast to coast!

I still have elbow scars from playing football on astroturf. That crap was rock hard and hot as hell during the summer.

Hated it.

re: #8 JammieWearingFool

I still have elbow scars from playing football on astroturf. That crap was rock hard and hot as hell during the summer.

Hated it.

Astroturf should be against the law...
* no sarc tag * I'm serious

re: #8 JammieWearingFool

I still have elbow scars from playing football on astroturf. That crap was rock hard and hot as hell during the summer.

Hated it.

Imagine how the Brady kids felt.

I've just returned from four days of camping outside of the reach of cell phone and radio signals. I even missed the debate on Friday.

So what's been happening, anything interesting?

re: #8 JammieWearingFool

I still have elbow scars from playing football on astroturf. That crap was rock hard and hot as hell during the summer.

Hated it.

Yeah. Me too. There we'd be, out on the gridiron, sweat pouring off our faces. Uniforms soaked. Agony. Then halftime would end, and we'd march off with instruments held high. ;)

re: #8 JammieWearingFool

I still have elbow scars from playing football on astroturf. That crap was rock hard and hot as hell during the summer.

Hated it.

In junior high, I played "touch" football on both astroturf and tarmac in gym. ("Touch" my a$$- the impact from the jocks was the same as the real thing, as was my impact on the ground.)

Being gym, we were required to wear the standard gym shorts and tees.

The road rash I got from the 'turf was worse than that from the frickin' asphalt.

/on the plus side, it sidelined me long enough for the course outline to move us from football to volleyball- with the two sides (nerds and hyper-aggressive gorillas) separated by a net

cheers

eon

Enjoyable Podcast, Couric and company are paid millions to do a worse job.

re: #11 Ringo the Gringo

I've just returned from four days of camping outside of the reach of cell phone and radio signals. I even missed the debate on Friday.

So what's been happening, anything interesting?

Nope..pretty slow newsday..
/really though..camping is great fun..We went to Michigan in june..

re: #11 Ringo the Gringo

Not really. Same ol stuff.

.Rove gives his take on how Pelosi, Obama and other dem leaders did not lift a finger to pass todays bill

as usual, Rove is dead on the money.

re: #12 Cognito

Yeah. Me too. There we'd be, out on the gridiron, sweat pouring off our faces. Uniforms soaked. Agony. Then halftime would end, and we'd march off with instruments held high. ;)

/wow being the waterboy is a lot rougher than i imagined!
I'm just teasing you cog...what's up?

re: #9 HoosierHoops

Astroturf should be against the law...
* no sarc tag * I'm serious

It's pretty much been outlawed by the major sports leagues and replaced by the field turf. Some places we played were at schools that had them as multipurpose fields and the like. It was like playing on green concrete.

We’re just tweaking some server settings, and we all know how painful that can be.

Tweak away! For the first time, I clicked to come to the latest thread and I was loaded in a heartbeat. It usually takes a minute or so.

re: #19 JammieWearingFool

It's pretty much been outlawed by the major sports leagues and replaced by the field turf. Some places we played were at schools that had them as multipurpose fields and the like. It was like playing on green concrete.

yea...Indy uses field turf in it's new stadium..I've been reading the upkeep gets really pricey over time.

re: #11 Ringo the Gringo

I've just returned from four days of camping outside of the reach of cell phone and radio signals. I even missed the debate on Friday.

So what's been happening, anything interesting?

Well- democrats are lying, the msm is helping them, and some republicans are beginning to go defeatist. So- basically nothing new really.

I find the stuff is really hard on lawnmower blades.

re: #20 Outrider

Tweak away! For the first time, I clicked to come to the latest thread and I was loaded in a heartbeat. It usually takes a minute or so.

That's a bug...We'll get that fixed for you in no time..
/

Fox News is airing the wit and wisdom of Mike Huckabee again.

Come on, Hannity! Let's make it a two-fer! Don't we need to know what Pat Buchanan thinks about the financial crisis?

re: #12 Cognito

Yeah. Me too. There we'd be, out on the gridiron, sweat pouring off our faces. Uniforms soaked. Agony. Then halftime would end, and we'd march off with instruments held high. ;)

:-)> Them band nerds don't have it as easy as most folks think. Them uniforms are the damnedest things I've ever seen. They all seem to be thick wool, even in 100 deg temps or pouring rain. Some of those instruments seem to be as large as some of the kids playing them. And the maneuvers? I think I'd rather be out tackling sh*t myself.

re: #21 HoosierHoops

yea...Indy uses field turf in it's new stadium..I've been reading the upkeep gets really pricey over time.

By field turf, are you referring to grass?

re: #17 alien_mind

Rove! You magnificent bastard!

re: #24 HoosierHoops

That's a bug...We'll get that fixed for you in no time..
/

Thanks, I'd appreciate that. I get nervous when things work too well. ;-)>

re: #4 stevieray

I couldn't get in a minute ago, so I added another layer of tinfoil to my Self Protection System, cinched the duct-tape strap a bit tighter, and dove in again.

Victory! Success comes to those prepared!

Been taking safety tips from Dan Rather again?

re: #20 Outrider

Tweak away! For the first time, I clicked to come to the latest thread and I was loaded in a heartbeat. It usually takes a minute or so.

Everyone enjoys faster page loads.

re: #25 Charles

Fox News is airing the wit and wisdom of Mike Huckabee again.

Come on, Hannity! Let's make it a two-fer! Don't we need to know what Pat Buchanan thinks about the financial crisis?

And, while we're at it, Dick Morris.

Are we allowed to have Baseball under Communism?

I want to get myself mentally prepared.

re: #27 ciaospirit

By field turf, are you referring to grass?

No.. i mean the latest greatest field turf...apparently it takes expensive upgrades every 4 games.. I'll need to read more and provide you with a link..I read it on the indystar.com

re: #27 ciaospirit

By field turf, are you referring to grass?

It's a new type of artificial turf. Ladanian Tomlinson is pushing it here in San Diego, a desert climate, for home use.

And will the Great Depression cause the NFL to go under?

re: #30 Dark_Falcon

Been taking safety tips from Dan Rather again?

"We erred in our judgment...Mallick's column is a classic piece of political invective. It is viciously personal, grossly hyperbolic and intensely partisan-

CBS having to apologize for his column calling Palin supporters White Trash.

/he still has a job.

false but.........

re: #33 mama winger

Are we allowed to have Baseball under Communism?

I want to get myself mentally prepared.

Basketball is doing great under communism!
chin up mama!
/

re: #33 mama winger

Are we allowed to have Baseball under Communism?

I want to get myself mentally prepared.

Castro loves baseball.

Does that answer your question?

re: #39 Ringo the Gringo

Castro loves baseball.

Does that answer your question?

Oh yes ! And Venezuela too!

I can breathe again .......

re: #37 ibmkeyboard

You mean CBC, not CBS.

re: #41 neocon hippie

You mean CBC, not CBS.

and she, not he.

i skimmed.

re: #35 CyanSnowHawk

It's a new type of artificial turf. Ladanian Tomlinson is pushing it here in San Diego, a desert climate, for home use.

How does it compare to grass? Is it less hard than Astroturf with less rug burns?

re: #43 ciaospirit

How does it compare to grass?

I think it is somewhat trickier to smoke.

re: #36 mama winger

And will the Great Depression cause the NFL to go under?

Nah... only the Bears.

/kidding

re: #44 mama winger

I think it is somewhat trickier to smoke.

hahahahaha, but I bet it's been tried.

re: #40 mama winger

Oh yes ! And Venezuela too!

I can breathe again .......

No, in a pre-emptive move _before_ the election, The Zero will outlaw all forms of Baseball. Congress, giddy at the thought of the Messiah issuing his first order will pass it overwhelmingly.

This will happen, minutes before the Cubs take the field in their first World Series game.

/I just knew we couldn't beat that curse.

re: #25 Charles

Fox News is airing the wit and wisdom of Mike Huckabee again.

Come on, Hannity! Let's make it a two-fer! Don't we need to know what Pat Buchanan thinks about the financial crisis?

SPEW

re: #45 stevieray

I couldn't figure out why they were winning last night. I am not prepared for all these Chicago teams to succeed at once. It makes me itchy.

re: #39 Ringo the Gringo

Castro loves baseball.

Does that answer your question?

Vice Presidents of employee relations Che, Uday and Quesay will see you in the motivational counseling chamber. They are concerned about the hole in your swing. It will be relocated to a place between your ears.

re: #44 mama winger

I think it is somewhat trickier to smoke.

It's a bitch to roll, it won't stay lit and it stinks so bad that no amount of Nag Champa will cover the stench.

re: #47 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Keep repeating:

there is no curse

there is no curse ....

Nearly 50 comments in and not one on topic.

/ ....not even Charles.

re: #46 ciaospirit

hahahahaha, but I bet it's been tried.

yes..Immediate knee injuries are the symptoms..

What about golf under Communism?

re: #53 Ringo the Gringo

Nearly 50 comments in and not one on topic.

/ ....not even Charles.

What's the topic ?

re: #52 mama winger

Keep repeating:

there is no curse

there is no curse ....

I tried that when I was 8...

The year of the Miracle Mets.

I once heard a rumor that Clinton had a Camino with Astroturf in the back. True or false?

re: #55 MandyManners

What about golf under Communism?

Too individualistic. Must go. Only group sports.

re: #53 Ringo the Gringo

I discussed the page load.... I'd listen to Rusty, but it locked up my browser and I don't feel like trying again at the moment. Maybe later.

re: #49 mama winger

I couldn't figure out why they were winning last night. I am not prepared for all these Chicago teams to succeed at once. It makes me itchy.

Well, get yourself some Calamine and enjoy the ride!

I wish your Cubbies well. Its been too long, and y'all deserve it,

re: #47 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

No, in a pre-emptive move _before_ the election, The Zero will outlaw all forms of Baseball. Congress, giddy at the thought of the Messiah issuing his first order will pass it overwhelmingly.

This will happen, minutes before the Cubs take the field in their first World Series game.

/I just knew we couldn't beat that curse.

That's one thing we don't have to worry about. Obama may be a Sox fan, but he won't mess with baseball. Whether anyone will be able to afford a ticket, on the other hand...

re: #34 HoosierHoops

No.. i mean the latest greatest field turf...apparently it takes expensive upgrades every 4 games.. I'll need to read more and provide you with a link..I read it on the indystar.com

like pittsburgh used last year when the punted ball didnt bounce it just stuck where it landed

re: #57 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

I tried that when I was 8...

The year of the Miracle Mets.

Mama does NOT talk about the Mets. Evah.

re: #43 ciaospirit

How does it compare to grass? Is it less hard than Astroturf with less rug burns?

Astroturf is like a first off prototype compared to this stuff, but there has also been a considerable amount of progress made in the underlayment for artificial turfs, trying to get them to react just like properly maintained soil. The NFL knows the headaches caused by previous artificial fields and are unlikely to allow those problems to happen again.

re: #58 MandyManners

I once heard a rumor that Clinton had a Camino with Astroturf in the back. True or false?

false.
he had leopard velour.

re: #61 stevieray

Well, get yourself some Calamine and enjoy the ride!

I wish your Cubbies well. Its been too long, and y'all deserve it,

Thank you. Just once.... once before I die ..... that's all I ask

re: #55 MandyManners

What about golf under Communism?

that caused me pause..I'll need to check..I can't think of one player..

re: #58 MandyManners

I once heard a rumor that Clinton had a Camino with Astroturf in the back. True or false?

He made a joke of it during one of his campaigns. True - I was listening to him at the time.

I know the secret to surviving the so-called economic meltdown.

Come closer...shhhhh...be still lizard.

Buy low. Sell High.

Keep it on the downlow.

re: #33 mama winger

Are we allowed to have Baseball under Communism?

I want to get myself mentally prepared.

Baseball will be deemed the opiate of the masses. We will be allowed that. Everything else that belongs to us will no longer be ours. ;)

re: #59 mama winger

Too individualistic. Must go. Only group sports.

Yes... and ones requiring only minimal equipment (so the proles can afford to play) and limited organization on the field. Many third world games comply... such as...

... Soccer

/ducks

re: #58 MandyManners

I once heard a rumor that Clinton had a Camino with Astroturf in the back. True or false?

Not sure about that, but I do know that his Camino had a bumper sticker that said "If this piece is rockin' don't come a knockin'!"

re: #57 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

I tried that when I was 8...

The year of the Miracle Mets.

I remember about 1962 or so Merv Griffin was mocking NASA by saying that "the year NASA lands on the moon will be the year the New York Mets win the World Series".

Much to his chagrin, he was RIGHT!

re: #58 MandyManners

I once heard a rumor that Clinton had a Camino with Astroturf in the back. True or false?

Ask Hillary if she still has the rugburns.

re: #25 Charles

Fox News is airing the wit and wisdom of Mike Huckabee again.

If this financial crisis gets as bad as some fear I may be wanting his squirrel recipe.

re: #48 MandyManners

SPEW

News flash; Pat Buchanan thinks.

And in other news, scientists have announced the stunning revelation that penguins, long believed to be flightless aquatic antarctic birds, actually do fly, and in fact prefer the tropics. They are not noticed because they turn invisible when they leave the ground.

And when they're on the beach at Cancun', no one recognizes them because they're wearing Ray-Bans.

/Do I really need the sarc tag?

cheers

eon

re: #75 CyanSnowHawk

Ask Hillary if she still has the rugburns.

She never got them to begin with.

"You won't believe your toes [TM]"

Well hell, I'm sold!

/kinda like ZerObama....looks like the real thing but not even close..........

re: #71 Cartman

Baseball will be deemed the opiate of the masses. We will be allowed that. Everything else that belongs to us will no longer be ours. ;)

How ya doin, Cartman ?

:)

re: #68 HoosierHoops

that caused me pause..I'll need to check..I can't think of one player..

Kim Il Sung! He's the best golfer in the world... of ten get 6 or 7 holes-in-one per round.

re: #55 MandyManners

What about golf under Communism?

Golf is an anti-Imperialist resistance movement invented by the Scots to torture the English. They have been making a nice living selling gear, funny hats and package vacations to the invaders for 500 years while having a good laugh.

re: #69 Bobibutu

He made a joke of it during one of his campaigns. True - I was listening to him at the time.

Of course that begs whether he was telling the truth or not. iirc he was at an auto assembly plant when he said it.

re: #78 Sharmuta

She never got them to begin with.

No, Bill did.

re: #70 Reno911

I know the secret to surviving the so-called economic meltdown.

Come closer...shhhhh...be still lizard.

Buy low. Sell High.

Keep it on the downlow.

yeah.. I bought WAMU on my WAMU credit card today..
I'm feeling pretty good about that..Should i leverage tomorrow?

re: #84 moe katz

No, Bill did.

Possibly- but I doubt he acquired those with Hill.

re: #81 stevieray

Kim Il Sung! He's the best golfer in the world... of ten get 6 or 7 holes-in-one per round.

Not 18?

Who got executed?

re: #80 mama winger

Baseball is the national sport of Cuba, if I remember correctly.

A fine Socialist Sport. (Just kidding!)

re: #80 mama winger

Doin' OK, Mama. Thanks for askin'! Hope you are well. I've said it before, and I'll say it again - so glad you are back with us!

GO CUBS!

re: #69 Bobibutu

He made a joke of it during one of his campaigns. True - I was listening to him at the time.

OK, lemme get this straight. Bill Clinton had an El Camino with Astroturf in the back and Sarah Palin is "White Trash".

Right.... OK... That makes sense.....

Not to ME, but it makes sense...

/Agarn

re: #33 mama winger

Are we allowed to have Baseball under Communism?

I want to get myself mentally prepared.

Yes, but only the San Francisco Giants will be allowed to win.

Have you ever seen all the moonbats in the stands at SBC (So Bonds Cheated) Park?

re: #89 Cartman

Every time I see you post here, I remember how we all missed you when you were out sick. Seeing your nic does my heart good.

re: #65 CyanSnowHawk

Thanks. I'm asking because the H.S. is whining about no money and we need a tax levy, yet they just spent a million on laying turf. They tout the fact they don't have to do the upkeep they had to do with grass, yet never talk about injuries due to turf. Since it sounds like some of you have played on it, it's good to get that perspective. I'm against turf myself, but I'm not well versed on it.

"Mr Chairman, we do not have a crisis at Freddie Mac, and in particular at Fannie Mae under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Frank Raines...

Rep Maxine Waters (D)
Government Sponsored Enterprises Subcommittee
2004

baseball should be played on God's own green grass under God's own sunshine.

re: #87 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)
Lil Kim is the conquerer of the British Empire. Or was that Idi Amin?

re: #94 kevinmumaw

"Mr Chairman, we do not have a crisis at Freddie Mac, and in particular at Fannie Mae under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Frank Raines...

Rep Maxine Waters (D)
Government Sponsored Enterprises Subcommittee
2004

puke o rama

re: #92 mama winger

Ditto, Mama. :)

re: #92 mama winger

ditto, but the other way

re: #70 Reno911

I know the secret to surviving the so-called economic meltdown.

Come closer...shhhhh...be still lizard.

Buy low. Sell High.

Keep it on the downlow.

I'm looking forward to some awesome buys.

re: #96 WhiteRasta

Lil Kim is the conquerer of the British Empire. Or was that Idi Amin?

Idi was the King of Scotland.

I'm not read up on the Dear Leader. I get all my info on him from Team America. :-)

Well, since it is Rosh Hoshana tonight I am going to do some reading in the Good Book. I'm not Jewish but they let me read it anyway.

goodnight and God bless you, my friends

Keep the faith

re: #69 Bobibutu

He made a joke of it during one of his campaigns. True - I was listening to him at the time.

He very quickly said, IIRC, "it wasn't for what you're thinking it was for." So it must have been 1996?

re: #94 kevinmumaw

"Mr Chairman, we do not have a crisis at Freddie Mac, and in particular at Fannie Mae under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Frank Raines...

Rep Maxine Waters (D)
Government Sponsored Enterprises Subcommittee
2004

I heard that soundbite. What do you wanna bet she wanted to call any dissenters to Mr. Raine's outstanding leadership racists?

re: #95 mama winger

baseball should be played on God's own green grass under God's own sunshine.

and football should be played on God's own brown mud, under God's own pounding rain and swirling snow.

re: #91 Colonel Panik

Yes, but only the San Francisco Giants will be allowed to win.

Have you ever seen all the moonbats in the stands at SBC (So Bonds Cheated) Park?

That's not fair! Most baseball players we haved learned used steriods...and not just baseball...the olympics history with steriods is terrible..the tour of france..every sport..many athletes..
I'm not defending Mr. Bonds..but he had lots of company.

Well, I always wondered what the term meant in political terms, anyway. Now I get it.

I thought it had something to do with the lining in the back of Bill Clinton's El Camino...

re: #105 stevieray

and football should be played on God's own brown mud, under God's own pounding rain and swirling snow.

I miss Vet Stadium and the best astroturf in the world ... It was like the 12th man on the field ;)

re: #5 lifeofthemind

Never thought of the Shire as a high tech place.

Ted Sandyman changed all that.
/Not Another Tolkien Spinoff: The Never Before Published Alternate Endings

re: #105 stevieray

and football should be played on God's own brown mud, under God's own pounding rain and swirling snow.

All the way up to and including the Super Bowl.

re: #105 stevieray

and football should be played on God's own brown mud, under God's own pounding rain and swirling snow.

With uniforms with spots and swatches of blood.

Maxine Waters just may be the only elected representative dumber than Pelosi, but that is surely debatable. The Dems have traditionally offered up a smorgasbord of lamebrains.

re: #105 stevieray

and football should be played on God's own brown mud, under God's own pounding rain and swirling snow.

Yep. It's way too clean now. Too pretty. Wasn't meant to be that way.

re: #112 Cartman

Maxine Waters just may be the only elected representative dumber than Pelosi, but that is surely debatable. The Dems have traditionally offered up a smorgasbord of lamebrains.

lol

re: #104 ciaospirit

I wouldn't doubt. I will say it, Maxine waters is the, how shall I put this...least intelligent member of congress, in the history of congress. She threatened to nationalize the oil industry, except she didn't know the word nationalize, after stuttering about for a few seconds, she settled on "take over", and I heard her use the word securitize with Neil Cavuto last week. Securitize. For some odd reason, spell checker says that is not a word.

re: #25 Charles

Fox News is airing the wit and wisdom of Mike Huckabee again.

/you do know he has his own one hour show on weekends now, right?

The National Lampoon (the guys from Harvard who were not humorless twits) did an alternate history riff in which the Kennedy clan became the permanant government and made the Washington Senators the only team allowed to win. While they were in college they did a fine parody of Tolkein, "Bored of the Rings."

Yaar! Evening, Mates! The local school just built a new stadium, and it is amazing, with an incredible underground drainage system, AstroTurf, a big screen on the scoreboard, and this is just a high school. It looks top flight! City of Decatur does nothing halfway.
Neither does the CDC, I was at FS-1 this afternoon, adjacent to the communicable disease center, and the transformation was incredible. A small futuristic city of 15 story skyscrapers, with impeccable and very expensive design features and incredible detailed lower stoned, has been built in the last 7 years since 911. They could of built the structures for half the cost. But nothing is to good for Homeland defense, I have never seen a more wasteful org than HLD. I have zero confidence in the HLD and CDC to protect us, even with the modern "Camelot" they have built. Big government and wasted money.
/I detest Bush on 80 percent of the issues! Haaar!

re: #113 ciaospirit

Yep. It's way too clean now. Too pretty. Wasn't meant to be that way.

We built our team..( Colts ) around speed..astroturf gave us great advantage over many stronger slower teams..
On the other hand..We won the Superbowl in the rain..go figure

re: #112 Cartman

Maxine Waters just may be the only elected representative dumber than Pelosi, but that is surely debatable. The Dems have traditionally offered up a smorgasbord of lamebrains.

I don't know how anyone can look at that bunch of wankers and still be a Democrat.

I was trying to convince a friend of mine at work, who doesn't like Obama but is otherwise a knee-jerk Democrat, that the Democrats just aren't what she thinks they are. Think I may have made a WEE bit of headway.

re: #76 Colonel Panik

If this financial crisis gets as bad as some fear I may be wanting his squirrel recipe.

/squirrel melts

re: #108 Celtic Templar

I miss Vet Stadium and the best astroturf in the world ... It was like the 12th man on the field ;)

I went to a few games there back in the eighties. Frightening place, it was.

re: #117 lifeofthemind

The National Lampoon (the guys from Harvard who were not humorless twits) did an alternate history riff in which the Kennedy clan became the permanant government and made the Washington Senators the only team allowed to win. While they were in college they did a fine parody of Tolkein, "Bored of the Rings."

Yes, and you weren't a teenage boy in the 1970's if you didn't read the whole book looking for the elf maiden love seen excerpted in the inside cover.

/No, it wasn't there.

re: #120 Tigger2005

Hey- FYI- they pulled that youtube video, but it's back up with a new URL:

re: #117 lifeofthemind

Brings to mind good ol' Tim Benzadrine............Frito, Spam, Goodgulf, Arrowshirt.....

re: #120 Tigger2005

I don't know how anyone can look at that bunch of wankers and still be a Democrat.

I was trying to convince a friend of mine at work, who doesn't like Obama but is otherwise a knee-jerk Democrat, that the Democrats just aren't what she thinks they are. Think I may have made a WEE bit of headway.

I agree if you look at their "stars"

Pelosi, Reid, Shumer, Frank, Waxman (he escaped from the muppet show), Waters, Jesse Jackson Jr., Barbara Boxer, Feinstein, Feingold, Kucinich - bunch a crazy looking mother f'ers.

re: #115 kevinmumaw

I wouldn't doubt. I will say it, Maxine waters is the, how shall I put this...least intelligent member of congress, in the history of congress. She threatened to nationalize the oil industry, except she didn't know the word nationalize, after stuttering about for a few seconds, she settled on "take over", and I heard her use the word securitize with Neil Cavuto last week. Securitize. For some odd reason, spell checker says that is not a word.

she is really an embarrassment. my jaw just drops when i hear her talk.
dumb.

/Maybe Astroturf can be used when they next replace the carpet in the Green Room in the White House?

re: #118 LoFlyer

Yaar! Evening, Mates!
. . .

/I detest Bush on 80 percent of the issues! Haaar!

Still in pirate mode, I see.

re: #90 CIA Reject

OK, lemme get this straight. Bill Clinton had an El Camino with Astroturf in the back and Sarah Palin is "White Trash".

Right.... OK... That makes sense.....

Not to ME, but it makes sense...

/Agarn

"When I was a younger man and had a life," stated Clinton, "I owned an El Camino pickup in the '70s. It was a real sort of Southern deal. I had Astroturf in the back. You don't want to know why, but I did."
The full text from this speech can be found at right here.

[Link: www.gargaro.com...]

re: #100 Catttt

Why the bailout, if passed, will make the problem worse. Note the date.

re: #130 Bobibutu

"When I was a younger man and had a life," stated Clinton, "I owned an El Camino pickup in the '70s. It was a real sort of Southern deal. I had Astroturf in the back. You don't want to know why, but I did."
The full text from this speech can be found at right here.

[Link: www.gargaro.com...]

Poonhound - what a statesman, and Bush makes us look bad? Ha!

re: #122 stevieray

I went to a few games there back in the eighties. Frightening place, it was.

Did you sit in the 700-level? There was no more frightening seating area in baseball.

re: #108 Celtic Templar

I miss Vet Stadium and the best astroturf in the world ... It was like the 12th man on the field ;)

Vet Stadium - where Santa and the national anthem receive equal disdain.

re: #59 mama winger

Too individualistic. Must go. Only group sports.

I'll probably be panned but, that might be the only good thing about it.

re: #123 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Arrr, I remember "Bored of the rings" as a teen, I thought it was great satire. Not as good as Iowahawk, but pretty damn good!

re: #129 reine.de.tout

Still in pirate mode, I see.

{reine} my comment to you was lost in the charles tweak on the server..
Good evening and best wishes

re: #52 mama winger

Put it in Brownies. Reine? Did you get a recipe from Alice B?

/just curious

re: #103 arethusa

He very quickly said, IIRC, "it wasn't for what you're thinking it was for." So it must have been 1996?

02/08/1994 Shreveport LA GM workers.

"I owned an El Camino pickup in the '70s. It was a real sort of Southern deal. I had Astroturf in the back. You don't want to know why, but I did."

re: #68 HoosierHoops

that caused me pause..I'll need to check..I can't think of one player..

Lil' Kim sure would be ronery on the rinks.

re: #123 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Yes, and you weren't a teenage boy in the 1970's if you didn't read the whole book looking for the elf maiden love seen excerpted in the inside cover.

/No, it wasn't there.

They knew Heuristics before Heuristics were cool.

Pirate Day was so 10 days ago...

re: #125 IslandLibertarian

Brings to mind good ol' Tim Benzadrine............Frito, Spam, Goodgulf, Arrowshirt.....

If you can remember the 60s you weren't there.

re: #127 nyc redneck

What would she be doing if she weren't elected into her job? I mean job-wise? Community organizer?

re: #129 reine.de.tout

Still in pirate mode, I see.

I can cease and desist matey, but I am having too much fun with it, let me know if it becomes obnoxious and I will retreat! Yaaar!

re: #66 nyc redneck

false.
he had leopard velour.

No shit?

re: #137 HoosierHoops

{reine} my comment to you was lost in the charles tweak on the server..
Good evening and best wishes

{HH}
Good evening to you, too!
I've lost one or two today, too.
and they were the most brilliant comments I've ever written, utterly brilliant!
And now, lost forever LOLOL.

re: #118 LoFlyer

One of the experts...

I love those NFL Films videos, with the voice of John Vincenza [sp?] resonating like the voice of God... blood and sweat dripping from the chins of the big uglies, as they line up against each other before the snap... icy breath snorting from their noses...

Those videos did more to sell football to the masses than the game itself did.

re: #142 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

How many turns of the hourglass is that?

/obscure nautical reference

re: #69 Bobibutu

He made a joke of it during one of his campaigns. True - I was listening to him at the time.

Maybe that's where I heard it.

re: #142 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Arrr, I missed it due to ye hurrycane Ike. Blast it.

Icky, said Moxie...

Double Icky, said Pepsi.

Watch out... here comes... the Ball-Hog!

re: #126 Celtic Templar

I agree if you look at their "stars"

Pelosi, Reid, Shumer, Frank, Waxman (he escaped from the muppet show), Waters, Jesse Jackson Jr., Barbara Boxer, Feinstein, Feingold, Kucinich - bunch a crazy looking mother f'ers.

You are right, never thought of it before but they all are cartoon/puppet characters.

re: #73 lone_wolf_in_illinois

Not sure about that, but I do know that his Camino had a bumper sticker that said "If this piece is rockin' don't come a knockin'!"

*shaking head*

re: #143 lifeofthemind

If you can remember the 60s you weren't there.

I only get blinding FLASHES! Like shattered pieces stuck behind my eyelids.

/that '70s show had nuthin' on us.......

re: #148 goddessoftheclassroom

One of the experts...

Haar!

re: #125 IslandLibertarian

Bored of the Rings also gave us the handy definition of a dullard: Someone who doesn't know lunch from din-din. As in: "Maxine Waters doesn't know her lunch from her din-din."

re: #142 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Pirate Day was so 10 days ago...

No way, I'm going to Beaufort, NC in a couple weeks for the Ghost Walk. I hear Blackbeard is still roaming the grounds of his house.

If you got some strange results trying to load LGF a few minutes ago, don’t panic. We’re just tweaking some server settings, and we all know how painful that can be.

I was having problems logging in the other night and found that logging-in inside a topic rather than the front page worked better.

re: #77 eon

News flash; Pat Buchanan thinks.

And in other news, scientists have announced the stunning revelation that penguins, long believed to be flightless aquatic antarctic birds, actually do fly, and in fact prefer the tropics. They are not noticed because they turn invisible when they leave the ground.

And when they're on the beach at Cancun', no one recognizes them because they're wearing Ray-Bans.

/Do I really need the sarc tag?

cheers

eon

I'll hafta' ask my cousin about the invisible penguins in Cancun.

re: #138 Cap'n DOC

Put it in Brownies. Reine? Did you get a recipe from Alice B?

/just curious

er, um - I got a couple of Brownie recipes.

brownies from Jorline
and raspberry truffle brownies from beller0ph1

re: #121 Killian Bundy

/squirrel melts

Oh, no. Fool me several times...

re: #150 Cap'n DOC

How many turns of the hourglass is that?

/obscure nautical reference

Glass was a half-hour? Hell, I can't keep me bells straight.

/slipping into pirate.

How to put together two weeks of disaster preps

/Not fear mongering, but between hurricanes, gas shortages in the south, fall storms, fires, the possibility of the Cubs winning the series, and other apocalyptic signs, it's always wise to follow the boy (and girl) scout motto

re: #151 MandyManners

Maybe that's where I heard it.

02/08/1994 Shreveport LA GM workers.
"I owned an El Camino pickup in the '70s. It was a real sort of Southern deal. I had Astroturf in the back. You don't want to know why, but I did."

Weird statement ... stuck with me.

re: #152 jaunte

Arrr, I missed it due to ye hurrycane Ike. Blast it.

Yaar, Welcome mate, with a name like that, I could you use when retreating against overwhelming odds!

re: #75 CyanSnowHawk

Ask Hillary if she still has the rugburns.

I betcha'!

Motion to Dismiss filed by Obama in the Berg case was denied. Is there a lawyer here who can read this and say what the next step is? Will he have to answer the petition now?

[Link: www.obamacrimes.com...]

re: #82 lifeofthemind

Golf is an anti-Imperialist resistance movement invented by the Scots to torture the English. They have been making a nice living selling gear, funny hats and package vacations to the invaders for 500 years while having a good laugh.

I KNEW IT!

re: #162 reine.de.tout

Speakin' of which, I think I'll conjure up a Moose recipe... Well - venison, anyway. More fun to call it Marinated Moose, however.

If we stay as tough as this woman we have it made:
85 year old woman runs off robber

re: #133 arethusa

Did you sit in the 700-level? There was no more frightening seating area in baseball.

Only went to football games there. I have no idea what section it was... the eighties are a blur to me.

re: #168 MandyManners

I betcha'!

Mandy,

Someone, somewhere, is still eating din-din...

/Some things are just not cool.

re: #166 Bobibutu

02/08/1994 Shreveport LA GM workers.
"I owned an El Camino pickup in the '70s. It was a real sort of Southern deal. I had Astroturf in the back. You don't want to know why, but I did."

Weird statement ... stuck with me.

You see, this makes him sexy and approachable and appealing to the common man and the working class.

Sarah Palin being a hunter, on the other hand, makes her a despicable white trash racist rube.

/MSM

Watching Monday Night Football.

Pittsburgh is in throw back uniforms.

Baltimore could be too but...

...nevermind.

O/T:

Sorry, but I'm having a hard time figuring out this bailout/rescue thing.
On the one hand, I do believe (almost, but not quite to the point of thinking this meltdown was somehow planned) this is the dems dream come true, i.e. portraying a failure of capitalism and using it as an excuse to do much harm; therefore, screw the bailout. On the other hand, not bailing out the companies that played by rules doomed to eventually create this, it seems wrong for congress not to fix what it had broken; therefore, begrudgingly embrace the bailout.
IOW: Punish those who are not the ultimate source of the fiasco, allowing them to be the scapegoats thus perpetuating the corporate fatcat stereotype and possibly bring down some dems with them or do right by them but lose the argument politically and let the left have a pass.

/incoherent rambling off

re: #169 JacksonTn

Well - that's special. You just toasted that site.

re: #158 Pullus Iulius

As in: "Maxine Waters doesn't know her lunch from her din-din."

That's understandable.

/it all comes out of the same can

Here ya go! NFL Films, pirates and John Facenda!

re: #166 Bobibutu

02/08/1994 Shreveport LA GM workers.
"I owned an El Camino pickup in the '70s. It was a real sort of Southern deal. I had Astroturf in the back. You don't want to know why, but I did."

Weird statement ... stuck with me.

Trying to be one of the boys?!

Q: What does Nancy Pelosi call gravity?

A: An oppressive ideology designed to keep working Americans down.

Read the newroom item at Instapundit

re: #176 unclassifiable

Ok, now. That was just uncalled for. I am, by genetics, a Cowboy fan, however the Ravens have become a close second due to proximity. So the Steelers can wear their pansy-a** retro gear, but it takes a heck of a lot of testosterone to wear purple and not look like you have sugar in your step.

/not that there is anything wrong with that..,

re: #177 DM Glampers

O/T:

Sorry, but I'm having a hard time figuring out this bailout/rescue thing.
On the one hand, I do believe (almost, but not quite to the point of thinking this meltdown was somehow planned) this is the dems dream come true, i.e. portraying a failure of capitalism and using it as an excuse to do much harm; therefore, screw the bailout. On the other hand, not bailing out the companies that played by rules doomed to eventually create this, it seems wrong for congress not to fix what it had broken; therefore, begrudgingly embrace the bailout.
IOW: Punish those who are not the ultimate source of the fiasco, allowing them to be the scapegoats thus perpetuating the corporate fatcat stereotype and possibly bring down some dems with them or do right by them but lose the argument politically and let the left have a pass.

/incoherent rambling off

Arrr, does that mean I get to slaughter most of the Democratic party for their part in the conspiracy?

re: #178 Cap'n DOC

Well - that's special. You just toasted that site.

I just read it again and it is not clear if it is denied yet.

Asian markets are predictably getting pummeled. Europe's up in a few hours.

/and then it's our turn again

re: #175 Palandine

You see, this makes him sexy and approachable and appealing to the common man and the working class.

Sarah Palin being a hunter, on the other hand, makes her a despicable white trash racist rube.

/MSM

Sadly so. I never liked Clinton but would have leapt at the chance to be his understudy. The man is a master of rapport and shmooze.

re: #183 Onslow

Read the newroom item at Instapundit

zoiks....reality hurts more than suspicion.

re: #156 IslandLibertarian

I only get blinding FLASHES! Like shattered pieces stuck behind my eyelids.

/that '70s show had nuthin' on us.......

Back in a minute, getting an Orca-cola.

The Ballho with the mystic runes across his chest....

re: #181 MandyManners

Trying to be one of the boys?!

It would seem so. I can still replay his body language of that moment in my mind.

re: #174 Vet_Missing_Parts (1LT, Ret)

Mandy,

Someone, somewhere, is still eating din-din...

/Some things are just not cool.

NSFE?

re: #167 LoFlyer

Yaar, Welcome mate, with a name like that, I could you use when retreating against overwhelming odds!

yaar matey! Thar treasure chests were sacked today! The Cap'n is thirsting for revenge..Bring the skull and Crossbones thar 700 billion bullion in gold coin..
Try the rum trading routes matey!

re: #184 ArmyWife

Well I think I was alluding that they would look a lot like Indianapolis' current uniforms;)

re: #182 karmic_inquisitor

Q: What does Nancy Pelosi call gravity?

A: An oppressive ideology designed to keep working Americans down.

She appears to be successful at fighting gravity. Her skin is as tight as a snare drum.

re: #195 unclassifiable

oh. Nevermind.

re: #25 Charles

Pat thinks? That's news to me.

re: #187 Killian Bundy

Asian markets are predictably getting pummeled. Europe's up in a few hours.

/and then it's our turn again

Aren't we closed tomorrow?

re: #145 LoFlyer

I can cease and desist matey, but I am having too much fun with it, let me know if it becomes obnoxious and I will retreat! Yaaar!

At the next meet-up I fully expect you to be attired in pirate garb and drinking nothing but grog.

The fix is in

So, no one has answered this question to my satisfaction yet: if a huge amount of taxpayers are against the bailout, why is everyone scrambling to blame someone else? Shouldn't they all be trying to take credit for scotching the deal?

re: #188 Bobibutu

Sadly so. I never liked Clinton but would have leapt at the chance to be his understudy. The man is a master of rapport and shmooze.

Understudy? So, when he was out of the country, would you have been there for Monica?

You know, if McCain's going to be too freaking nice to BRING IT to the Obama campaign, the 527s need to get started, and that right soon.

I haven't seen anything from them here in the St. Louis market.

Obama's going to win if there's not a full court press to get the truth out about him. My yellow dog democrat mom, who was leaning McCain, is now leaning back Obama. I can't say anything to her, because she gets all her news from Fox and CNN and distrusts stuff from the Internet. It's a mess.

re: #175 Palandine

You see, this makes him sexy and approachable and appealing to the common man and the working class.

Sarah Palin being a hunter, on the other hand, makes her a despicable white trash racist rube.

/MSM

Clinton was a sexual predator but not towards college educated women or their daughters. Also he did not abuse members of EEO protected classes. He used white trash women, as the readers of Ms and the NYT consider them. Clinton did not threaten the elites, until he became a bloc in Obama's path. Palin is threatening because she empowers the flock.

re: #199 MandyManners

Aren't we closed tomorrow?

I don't think our markets are closed tomorrow, unfortunately...

re: #202 arethusa

Perhaps they're as confused as I am-See #177

re: #189 Wishing

zoiks....reality hurts more than suspicion.

You beat me to it.

It's gotten beyond sickening, frightening, maddening.

re: #195 unclassifiable

Well I think I was alluding that they would look a lot like Indianapolis' current uniforms;)

I think you were dissing the Colts uniforms? The same one Johnny U wore?
really?

re: #192 Bobibutu

It would seem so. I can still replay his body language of that moment in my mind.

You po' thang.

re: #171 Cap'n DOC

Speakin' of which, I think I'll conjure up a Moose recipe... Well - venison, anyway. More fun to call it Marinated Moose, however.

Well, we're moving along, so don't wait too long.

re: #183 Onslow

Read the newroom item at Instapundit

Ironically it does not qualify as news.

re: #202 arethusa

So, no one has answered this question to my satisfaction yet: if a huge amount of taxpayers are against the bailout, why is everyone scrambling to blame someone else? Shouldn't they all be trying to take credit for scotching the deal?

I declare, at times I think the world is populated by over-grown toddlers!

re: #169 JacksonTn

Motion to Dismiss filed by Obama in the Berg case was denied. Is there a lawyer here who can read this and say what the next step is? Will he have to answer the petition now?

[Link: www.obamacrimes.com...]

Wait, is this guy still pursuing the birth certificate angle? Quixotic doesn't begin to cover it.

re: #162 reine.de.tout

er, um - I got a couple of Brownie recipes.

brownies from Jorline
and raspberry truffle brownies from beller0ph1

{reine}

I have a another great recipe for brownies...but it's from the 60's and would probably get everyone in trouble...LOL

//yes you can leave the seeds in...gives them extra texture and a crunch.

re: #208 FrogMarch

So what can be done about it?

re: #216 Florida Lady

So what can be done about it?

E-mail that link to everyone you know.

Good evening Lizards.

re: #205 lifeofthemind

Clinton was a sexual predator but not towards college educated women or their daughters. Also he did not abuse members of EEO protected classes. He used white trash women, as the readers of Ms and the NYT consider them. Clinton did not threaten the elites, until he became a bloc in Obama's path. Palin is threatening because she empowers the flock.

Who was the woman on the newsshow? Juanita Broderick?

re: #215 jorline

{reine}

I have a another great recipe for brownies...but it's from the 60's and would probably get everyone in trouble...LOL

//yes you can leave the seeds in...gives them extra texture and a crunch.

yah, we'd better leave that one out LOL.

if our kids only knew . . .

re: #209 HoosierHoops

Here is some trivia for you -

I have an original Natty Boh ad with Johnny U on it - found it behind a shelf in my very, very old house (not that Johnny U stuff is THAT old)

And I dated his son. Once. That was enough.

re: #188 Bobibutu

Sadly so. I never liked Clinton but would have leapt at the chance to be his understudy. The man is a master of rapport and shmooze.

No thanks. Knee burn on astroturf?

re: #206 arethusa

I don't think our markets are closed tomorrow, unfortunately...

I thought that the DOW will be closed.

re: #201 FrogMarch

Sigh. Tell me something I don't know.

re: #199 MandyManners

NYSE is open on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, though they are typically light trading days. I don't think this is going to be a typical year, though.

re: #215 jorline

{reine}

I have a another great recipe for brownies...but it's from the 60's and would probably get everyone in trouble...LOL

//yes you can leave the seeds in...gives them extra texture and a crunch.

Publish the shrimp recipe Jorline!

ball HOG that is... Yikes!

re: #214 doppelganglander

Wait, is this guy still pursuing the birth certificate angle? Quixotic doesn't begin to cover it.

There was an EXTREMELY interesting link posted on the DT today.

re: #220 reine.de.tout

yah, we'd better leave that one out LOL.

if our kids only knew . . .

We are the kids our parents warned us about...........

re: #218 jorline

Good evening Lizards.

How's it boing, Jorline?

re: #226 HoosierHoops

Publish the shrimp recipe Jorline!

I've got it! And a couple of others.
Jorline seems to enjoy cooking . . . his recipes all look yummy.
But no peeking 'til the book is done!
Wer'e gettin' there.

re: #200 doppelganglander

At the next meet-up I fully expect you to be attired in pirate garb and drinking nothing but grog.

Yaar, no chance! I have to drive back home, unless you would care to drive me' scow and me'! Personally I would love to dress like a pirate, but someone of the same sex would try to hit up on me! Haaar!

re: #230 MandyManners

How's it boing, Jorline?

boing?

re: #225 Pullus Iulius

NYSE is open on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, though they are typically light trading days. I don't think this is going to be a typical year, though.

Where in the world did I get the idea that it would be closed?!

re: #229 IslandLibertarian

We are the kids our parents warned us about...........

Yes, we are!

re: #233 reine.de.tout

boing?

Aw, nutz. I gotta' keep my nails short.

re: #236 MandyManners

Aw, nutz. I gotta' keep my nails short.

Mandy, would you mind sending me an e-mail? my nic is blue

re: #221 ArmyWife

Here is some trivia for you -

I have an original Natty Boh ad with Johnny U on it - found it behind a shelf in my very, very old house (not that Johnny U stuff is THAT old)

And I dated his son. Once. That was enough.

oh do tell! :)
You often wonder about kids of famous people..Do they have empathy..or are they like paris hilton...what does that say about the parents..( I don't know about you..but we KNOW kids are an expression of thier parents and everyone judges them so )

re: #209 HoosierHoops

I wasn't the one that used the "ugly a**ed uniform" throw back uniform description.

I believe that was a Cowboys fan that said that.

Besides Unitas wore ugly a**ed shoes. Big difference.

re: #229 IslandLibertarian

We are the kids our parents warned us about...........

Mebbe' we're the parents our kids warned us about.

re: #226 HoosierHoops

Publish the shrimp recipe Jorline!

Hey, Hoopster.

I sent it to Reine...plus about five other recipes...LOL
I got carried away Sunday afternoon while the Cowboys were stinking up the field.

re: #237 reine.de.tout

I'd love to but, my ISP does not allow me to send e-mail that way. Hold on a second while I try it again.

re: #180 Cartman

Here ya go! NFL Films, pirates and John Facenda!

Nice! When the Raiders were a fearsome thing to behold.

re: #241 jorline

Hey, Hoopster.

I sent it to Reine...plus about five other recipes...LOL
I got carried away Sunday afternoon while the Cowboys were stinking up the field.

I got 'em all, and they all look yummy.

re: #242 MandyManners

I'd love to but, my ISP does not allow me to send e-mail that way. Hold on a second while I try it again.

OK - so click my avatar, the e-mail addy is in my profile info. and you can just type it in.

re: #203 MandyManners

Understudy? So, when he was out of the country, would you have been there for Monica?

Depends on your definition of "been there" is. ;-)

re: #230 MandyManners

How's it boing, Jorline?

I'm well, thanks Mandy...how are you tonight?

Huckabee actually had a pretty good line tonight on H&C's

Why would you allow the person who burnt the Thanksgiving Turkey to prepare Christmas Dinner?

re: #196 MandyManners

She appears to be successful at fighting gravity. Her skin is as tight as a snare drum.

She could have saved a lot of money doing it this way instead. Croydon Facelift and

UK slang and celebrity related words with photos, from The Mail online.

re: #234 MandyManners

Where in the world did I get the idea that it would be closed?!

Congress won't be doing any business tomorrow, that might be what you're thinking of.

re: #239 unclassifiable

I wasn't the one that used the "ugly a**ed uniform" throw back uniform description.

I believe that was a Cowboys fan that said that.

Besides Unitas wore ugly a**ed shoes. Big difference.

When Mr. Unitas passed Peyton Manning asked the NFL if he could wear a pair of those black ugly assed shoes in memory of him for ONE game.
They said no..It really upset Peyton.
I am speechless at the NFL

re: #165 Palandine

How to put together two weeks of disaster preps

/Not fear mongering, but between hurricanes, gas shortages in the south, fall storms, fires, the possibility of the Cubs winning the series, and other apocalyptic signs, it's always wise to follow the boy (and girl) scout motto

Thanks. I'm extremely interested in this right now, after two days without power after Ike. I've done quite a bit of preparing, going back a year or so, actually; I have both a "bug-out bag", a "sustained survival" setup, and a "We ain't comin' back" aka "doomsday scenario" pack, complete with a list of books to take (think; DIY books and encyclopedias going back to the Fifties and even earlier, basic texts, medical, etc), and a watertight metal footlocker to transport them in in the vehicle.

I'm not an Eighties-style "survivalist", or a paranoid, just an old country boy who grew up with parents who were adults during the Depression, who introduced me to Murphy's Law; Anything That Can Go Wrong Will. I added Ayoob's Corollary to that; S#!t Happens.

For instance, I found out during the blackout that the battery-powered side of my AC/DC radio didn't work. And that one of my kerosene lamps had no wick left that would light. The sort of thing you'd rather not find out when it drops in the pot, as David Drake says.

Two things I never realized I needed until then were a mechanical (non-electric) clock and a wristwatch, preferably self-winding or at least hand-winding, with an actual dial and hands. (It got very tiresome calling my bank for the correct time recording.) And of course, in daylight, if all else fails and you're lost somewhere, the traditional dial watch can be used as an emergency sun compass as long as it's running, more-or-less "on time", and you can see the Sun, even through overcast.

cheers

eon

Shameless Spin-off Plug or the best reason yet, NOT to vote a Chicago Poltician into the Oval Office: "Cloward-Piven Strategy"

re: #245 reine.de.tout

OK - so click my avatar, the e-mail addy is in my profile info. and you can just type it in.

Otay!

re: #244 reine.de.tout

I got 'em all, and they all look yummy.

Grandma's Chicken Climax is surprisingly good....I fixed it for the family last week.

re: #250 HoosierHoops

There is a reason they call it the No Fun League.