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Mike Duffy
Dec 7, 2012, 11:03:58 PM12/7/12
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Boron Elgar <boron...@hootmail.com> wrote in
news:se0tb81icfhbfuhd6...@4ax.com:
> On Tue, 4 Dec 2012 14:08:06 -0600, "Attila Iskander"
>> ... Baguette and Ficelle
> .... You realize, of course, that you are aiming immediately
> for the acme of the home baker's bread repertoire.
Do you mean it's not citrus bread ????
Incidentally, Meyers *have* arrived in stores around here, and I just went
out and bought an implement designed specifically to remove zest from
citrus fruits. And besides the Meyers, I bought a few normal lemons, limes,
sunburst tangerines, midnight oranges, white grapefruit, and a honey
pomello.
Much will end up in drinks, but rest assured that limonene molecules will
be detectable in my kitchen this weekend at levels well-above threshold.
My "serious" question is about spices. I usually use a bit of vanilla, but
my recent research on lemon and orange bread recipes have occaisionally
turned up cardamom.
Ginger appears often with citrus fruits in oriental cuisine, and cardamom
is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
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> On Tue, 4 Dec 2012 14:08:06 -0600, "Attila Iskander"
>> ... Baguette and Ficelle
> .... You realize, of course, that you are aiming immediately
> for the acme of the home baker's bread repertoire.
Do you mean it's not citrus bread ????
Incidentally, Meyers *have* arrived in stores around here, and I just went
out and bought an implement designed specifically to remove zest from
citrus fruits. And besides the Meyers, I bought a few normal lemons, limes,
sunburst tangerines, midnight oranges, white grapefruit, and a honey
pomello.
Much will end up in drinks, but rest assured that limonene molecules will
be detectable in my kitchen this weekend at levels well-above threshold.
My "serious" question is about spices. I usually use a bit of vanilla, but
my recent research on lemon and orange bread recipes have occaisionally
turned up cardamom.
Ginger appears often with citrus fruits in oriental cuisine, and cardamom
is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
--
http://pages.videotron.ca/duffym/index.htm
Frank McCoy
Dec 7, 2012, 11:51:54 PM12/7/12
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Mike Duffy <Use_guest...@website.in.sig> wrote:
>Boron Elgar <boron...@hootmail.com> wrote in
>news:se0tb81icfhbfuhd6...@4ax.com:
>
>> On Tue, 4 Dec 2012 14:08:06 -0600, "Attila Iskander"
>
>>> ... Baguette and Ficelle
>
>
>> .... You realize, of course, that you are aiming immediately
>> for the acme of the home baker's bread repertoire.
>
>
>Do you mean it's not citrus bread ????
>
>Incidentally, Meyers *have* arrived in stores around here, and I just went
>out and bought an implement designed specifically to remove zest from
>citrus fruits. And besides the Meyers, I bought a few normal lemons, limes,
>sunburst tangerines, midnight oranges, white grapefruit, and a honey
>pomello.
>
>Much will end up in drinks, but rest assured that limonene molecules will
>be detectable in my kitchen this weekend at levels well-above threshold.
>
>My "serious" question is about spices. I usually use a bit of vanilla, but
>my recent research on lemon and orange bread recipes have occaisionally
>turned up cardamom.
>
>Ginger appears often with citrus fruits in oriental cuisine, and cardamom
>is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>
No cloves?
>Boron Elgar <boron...@hootmail.com> wrote in
>news:se0tb81icfhbfuhd6...@4ax.com:
>
>> On Tue, 4 Dec 2012 14:08:06 -0600, "Attila Iskander"
>
>>> ... Baguette and Ficelle
>
>
>> .... You realize, of course, that you are aiming immediately
>> for the acme of the home baker's bread repertoire.
>
>
>Do you mean it's not citrus bread ????
>
>Incidentally, Meyers *have* arrived in stores around here, and I just went
>out and bought an implement designed specifically to remove zest from
>citrus fruits. And besides the Meyers, I bought a few normal lemons, limes,
>sunburst tangerines, midnight oranges, white grapefruit, and a honey
>pomello.
>
>Much will end up in drinks, but rest assured that limonene molecules will
>be detectable in my kitchen this weekend at levels well-above threshold.
>
>My "serious" question is about spices. I usually use a bit of vanilla, but
>my recent research on lemon and orange bread recipes have occaisionally
>turned up cardamom.
>
>Ginger appears often with citrus fruits in oriental cuisine, and cardamom
>is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>
>Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
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Tesseract
Dec 8, 2012, 2:07:24 AM12/8/12
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that you want to avoid unless you are going for that Indian taste is
Fenugreek.
You could experiment with spice combinations in something small and
simple: egg salad, tuna salad. Fry up small ground beef patties, each
with a different spice combination. Or, before you bake a loaf, bake
buns, each with different spices. Take notes as you go.
--
Tesseract
William B. (Billby)
Dec 8, 2012, 2:14:07 AM12/8/12
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>>>> ... Baguette and Ficelle
>>
>>
>>> .... You realize, of course, that you are aiming immediately
>>> for the acme of the home baker's bread repertoire.
>>
>>
>> Do you mean it's not citrus bread ????
>>
>> Incidentally, Meyers *have* arrived in stores around here, and I just went
>> out and bought an implement designed specifically to remove zest from
>> citrus fruits. And besides the Meyers, I bought a few normal lemons, limes,
>> sunburst tangerines, midnight oranges, white grapefruit, and a honey
>> pomello.
>>
>> Much will end up in drinks, but rest assured that limonene molecules will
>> be detectable in my kitchen this weekend at levels well-above threshold.
>>
>> My "serious" question is about spices. I usually use a bit of vanilla, but
>> my recent research on lemon and orange bread recipes have occaisionally
>> turned up cardamom.
>>
>> Ginger appears often with citrus fruits in oriental cuisine, and cardamom
>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>
> No cloves?
>
>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
William B. (Billby)
Dec 8, 2012, 2:18:42 AM12/8/12
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Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 8, 2012, 10:55:11 AM12/8/12
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>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>> No cloves?
>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>> No cloves?
>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
William B. (Billby)
Dec 8, 2012, 4:57:48 PM12/8/12
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Michael N. LeVine
Dec 8, 2012, 5:13:59 PM12/8/12
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In article <-6CdncMy0e1DKl7N...@westnet.com.au>,
Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
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"I can remember when a liberal was one
who was generous with his own money"
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who was generous with his own money"
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William B. (Billby)
Dec 8, 2012, 8:49:59 PM12/8/12
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>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> To make enough dough?
> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> To make enough dough?
> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 9, 2012, 7:34:16 AM12/9/12
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Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 9, 2012, 9:06:59 AM12/9/12
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>> >>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>> >>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> >> To make enough dough?
>> > Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>The tax man does have a lot of crust.
Let them eat craic ...
>> >>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> >> To make enough dough?
>> > Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>The tax man does have a lot of crust.
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 9, 2012, 9:13:59 AM12/9/12
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Joel Olson
Dec 9, 2012, 9:14:20 AM12/9/12
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"Mike Duffy" <Use_guest...@website.in.sig> wrote in message
news:XnsA122EABDF1...@94.75.214.39...
Mike -
Speaking directly out of ignorance, I suggest considering:
cinnamon, cloves, ginger, yoghurt, raisins, flavoring the
glaze, and various flours and flour substitutes.
Some Indian recipes use tamarind - check out that spice store
on NW 36th, just west of the freeway.
Recipe Courtesy of Curtis Aikens
PICK OF THE DAY
SHOW #PD1C01
EXOTIC FRUITS
MANGO MACADAMIA NUT BREAD
1/2 cup (4 ounces) butter
1 cup sugar
3 large eggs
1 1/2 cups diced mango
2 teaspoon orange juice
1/2 cup grated coconut
1/2 cup chopped macadamia nuts
2 cups all purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour a loaf pan. In a bowl, cream the
butter and sugar together. Add the eggs and mix well. Add the mango, orange
juice, coconut, and macadamia nuts and combine. In another bowl, sift together
the flour, baking soda, salt and cinnamon. Add the dry ingredients to the mango
mixture. Stir until the batter combines. Pour into the loaf pan and bake for
about 1 hour.
Copyright 1998 TV FOOD NETWORK, G.P., All Rights Reserved
news:XnsA122EABDF1...@94.75.214.39...
Speaking directly out of ignorance, I suggest considering:
cinnamon, cloves, ginger, yoghurt, raisins, flavoring the
glaze, and various flours and flour substitutes.
Some Indian recipes use tamarind - check out that spice store
on NW 36th, just west of the freeway.
Recipe Courtesy of Curtis Aikens
PICK OF THE DAY
SHOW #PD1C01
EXOTIC FRUITS
MANGO MACADAMIA NUT BREAD
1/2 cup (4 ounces) butter
1 cup sugar
3 large eggs
1 1/2 cups diced mango
2 teaspoon orange juice
1/2 cup grated coconut
1/2 cup chopped macadamia nuts
2 cups all purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour a loaf pan. In a bowl, cream the
butter and sugar together. Add the eggs and mix well. Add the mango, orange
juice, coconut, and macadamia nuts and combine. In another bowl, sift together
the flour, baking soda, salt and cinnamon. Add the dry ingredients to the mango
mixture. Stir until the batter combines. Pour into the loaf pan and bake for
about 1 hour.
Copyright 1998 TV FOOD NETWORK, G.P., All Rights Reserved
Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 10, 2012, 12:39:27 PM12/10/12
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>> >> >>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>> >> >>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> >> >> To make enough dough?
>> >> > Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> >> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>> >The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>> Let them eat craic ...
>So goes the gossip.
Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>> >> >>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> >> >> To make enough dough?
>> >> > Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> >> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>> >The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>> Let them eat craic ...
>So goes the gossip.
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 10, 2012, 1:27:25 PM12/10/12
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William B. (Billby)
Dec 10, 2012, 6:59:01 PM12/10/12
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>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>> So goes the gossip.
>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
> If I don't someone else will.
Pigswill always revert to type.
>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>> So goes the gossip.
>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
> If I don't someone else will.
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 11, 2012, 8:54:34 AM12/11/12
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Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 11, 2012, 1:20:09 PM12/11/12
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>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>> If I don't someone else will.
>Pigswill always revert to type.
Jim beams at the thought - more for me!
>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>> If I don't someone else will.
>Pigswill always revert to type.
Nemo
Dec 17, 2012, 7:08:28 AM12/17/12
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And why do so many people call turmeric, tumeric? Is it cozz it's
supposed to help stunt the growth of some kinds of tumer.
Or is it just vunlerable people who say tumeric?
Nemo
Dec 17, 2012, 7:10:52 AM12/17/12
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On 08/12/2012 22:13, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <-6CdncMy0e1DKl7N...@westnet.com.au>,
> "William B. (Billby)" <will...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> To make enough dough?
> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>
Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
> In article <-6CdncMy0e1DKl7N...@westnet.com.au>,
> "William B. (Billby)" <will...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>> To make enough dough?
> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>
a squeaky voice like that!
Nemo
Dec 17, 2012, 7:12:56 AM12/17/12
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On 09/12/2012 12:34, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <VtednUqf-5LVc17N...@westnet.com.au>,
> "William B. (Billby)" <will...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>> To make enough dough?
>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>
Psoriasis?
> In article <VtednUqf-5LVc17N...@westnet.com.au>,
> "William B. (Billby)" <will...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>> To make enough dough?
>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>
Nemo
Dec 17, 2012, 7:25:27 AM12/17/12
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On 11/12/2012 13:54, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <KNqdnSst-afY6lvN...@westnet.com.au>,
> "William B. (Billby)" <will...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>>> If I don't someone else will.
>> Pigswill always revert to type.
> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>
Pigs write wills?
> In article <KNqdnSst-afY6lvN...@westnet.com.au>,
> "William B. (Billby)" <will...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>>> If I don't someone else will.
>> Pigswill always revert to type.
> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>
That'll make Oscar Wills Wilde!
Nemo
Dec 17, 2012, 7:27:18 AM12/17/12
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Michael N. LeVine
Dec 17, 2012, 8:24:29 AM12/17/12
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In article <lZDzs.797410$g62.7...@fx06.am4>,
Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> >>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
> >>>>>> No cloves?
> >>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
> >>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
> >>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
> >>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >> To make enough dough?
> > Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
> a squeaky voice like that!
If only...
> >>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
> >>>>>> No cloves?
> >>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
> >>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
> >>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
> >>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >> To make enough dough?
> > Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
> a squeaky voice like that!
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 17, 2012, 8:25:47 AM12/17/12
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In article <i%Dzs.797411$g62.3...@fx06.am4>,
Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> >>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
> >>>>>>>> No cloves?
> >>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
> >>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
> >>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
> >>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>> To make enough dough?
> >>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> > The tax man does have a lot of crust.
> Psoriasis?
You need to keep it in scale....
> >>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
> >>>>>>>> No cloves?
> >>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
> >>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
> >>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
> >>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>> To make enough dough?
> >>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> > The tax man does have a lot of crust.
> Psoriasis?
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 17, 2012, 8:26:40 AM12/17/12
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In article <0bEzs.360294$kX.3...@fx18.am4>,
Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> >>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
> >>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> >>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
> >>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
> >>>>> So goes the gossip.
> >>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
> >>> If I don't someone else will.
> >> Pigswill always revert to type.
> > So I am saveing you from yourself.
> Pigs write wills?
But the court will not recognize them.
> >>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
> >>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> >>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
> >>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
> >>>>> So goes the gossip.
> >>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
> >>> If I don't someone else will.
> >> Pigswill always revert to type.
> > So I am saveing you from yourself.
> Pigs write wills?
Nemo
Dec 17, 2012, 6:18:06 PM12/17/12
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On 17/12/2012 13:26, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <0bEzs.360294$kX.3...@fx18.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>>>>> If I don't someone else will.
>>>> Pigswill always revert to type.
>>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>> Pigs write wills?
> But the court will not recognize them.
>
Praps the court's got a bad memory.
> In article <0bEzs.360294$kX.3...@fx18.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>>>>> If I don't someone else will.
>>>> Pigswill always revert to type.
>>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>> Pigs write wills?
> But the court will not recognize them.
>
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 18, 2012, 8:39:50 AM12/18/12
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In article <UKNzs.923172$lz1.3...@fx28.am4>,
Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
> >>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> >>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
> >>>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
> >>>>>>> So goes the gossip.
> >>>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
> >>>>> If I don't someone else will.
> >>>> Pigswill always revert to type.
> >>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
> >> Pigs write wills?
> > But the court will not recognize them.
> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
The judge was a real swine.
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
> >>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
> >>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
> >>>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
> >>>>>>> So goes the gossip.
> >>>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
> >>>>> If I don't someone else will.
> >>>> Pigswill always revert to type.
> >>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
> >> Pigs write wills?
> > But the court will not recognize them.
> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 18, 2012, 1:13:51 PM12/18/12
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>> >>>> Pigswill always revert to type.
>> >>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>> >> Pigs write wills?
>> > But the court will not recognize them.
>> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
>The judge was a real swine.
Oink all men equal at the Animal Farm?
>> >>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>> >> Pigs write wills?
>> > But the court will not recognize them.
>> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
>The judge was a real swine.
William B. (Billby)
Dec 18, 2012, 7:54:36 PM12/18/12
to
Don Stockbauer
Dec 19, 2012, 1:26:23 AM12/19/12
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"And then Napolean snuffed at the plans for the windmill, lifted his leg and urinated upon them."
Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 19, 2012, 11:31:32 AM12/19/12
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>>>>>> Pigs write wills?
>>>>> But the court will not recognize them.
>>>> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
>>> The judge was a real swine.
>> Oink all men equal at the Animal Farm?
>Except clowns, they taste funny.
When I was a teen, I cottoned Candy.
>>>>> But the court will not recognize them.
>>>> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
>>> The judge was a real swine.
>> Oink all men equal at the Animal Farm?
>Except clowns, they taste funny.
Don Stockbauer
Dec 20, 2012, 12:59:47 AM12/20/12
to nog...@ttrr.org
William B. (Billby)
Dec 20, 2012, 5:24:04 AM12/20/12
to
Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 20, 2012, 11:21:47 AM12/20/12
to
>>>>>> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
>>>>> The judge was a real swine.
>>>> Oink all men equal at the Animal Farm?
>>> Except clowns, they taste funny.
>> When I was a teen, I cottoned Candy.
>I only got animal crackers.
While Ginger bred men?
>>>>> The judge was a real swine.
>>>> Oink all men equal at the Animal Farm?
>>> Except clowns, they taste funny.
>> When I was a teen, I cottoned Candy.
>I only got animal crackers.
William B. (Billby)
Dec 20, 2012, 9:16:53 PM12/20/12
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Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 21, 2012, 11:53:07 AM12/21/12
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>>>>>> Oink all men equal at the Animal Farm?
>>>>> Except clowns, they taste funny.
>>>> When I was a teen, I cottoned Candy.
>>> I only got animal crackers.
>> While Ginger bred men?
>Sea biscuit and eat it.
Neigh, but it does explain your taste.
>>>>> Except clowns, they taste funny.
>>>> When I was a teen, I cottoned Candy.
>>> I only got animal crackers.
>> While Ginger bred men?
>Sea biscuit and eat it.
William B. (Billby)
Dec 21, 2012, 10:19:24 PM12/21/12
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Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:17:38 AM12/22/12
to
On 18/12/2012 13:39, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <UKNzs.923172$lz1.3...@fx28.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>>>>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>>>>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>>>>>>> If I don't someone else will.
>>>>>> Pigswill always revert to type.
>>>>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>>>> Pigs write wills?
>>> But the court will not recognize them.
>> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
> The judge was a real swine.
>
Justice Trousers again? - with a torn knee? That must have put him in a
> In article <UKNzs.923172$lz1.3...@fx28.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>>>>>> Let them eat craic ...
>>>>>>>>> So goes the gossip.
>>>>>>>> Dram! Buie if you don't take all!
>>>>>>> If I don't someone else will.
>>>>>> Pigswill always revert to type.
>>>>> So I am saveing you from yourself.
>>>> Pigs write wills?
>>> But the court will not recognize them.
>> Praps the court's got a bad memory.
> The judge was a real swine.
>
bad mooed.
Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:23:56 AM12/22/12
to
Particularly the ones who do their acts in a centrefuge. What're they
called? Co-medians. That's it.
Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:25:51 AM12/22/12
to
On 19/12/2012 06:26, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> "And then Napolean snuffed at the plans for the windmill, lifted his leg and urinated upon them."
>
If that had been, "And then Napoleon snuffed at the plans for the
> "And then Napolean snuffed at the plans for the windmill, lifted his leg and urinated upon them."
>
windmill, lifted his leg left the country," it would have been similar
to a well known loin in the Goon Show.
Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:27:16 AM12/22/12
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Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:29:05 AM12/22/12
to
jam on's luverly!
Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:30:11 AM12/22/12
to
Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:31:48 AM12/22/12
to
On 17/12/2012 13:25, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <i%Dzs.797411$g62.3...@fx06.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>> Psoriasis?
> You need to keep it in scale....
>
If you got in in your scalp, you can have free Crown Flakes every morning!
> In article <i%Dzs.797411$g62.3...@fx06.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>> Psoriasis?
> You need to keep it in scale....
>
Nemo
Dec 22, 2012, 8:35:41 AM12/22/12
to
On 17/12/2012 13:24, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <lZDzs.797410$g62.7...@fx06.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>> To make enough dough?
>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>> a squeaky voice like that!
> If only...
>
You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
> In article <lZDzs.797410$g62.7...@fx06.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>> To make enough dough?
>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>> a squeaky voice like that!
> If only...
>
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 22, 2012, 8:59:23 AM12/22/12
to
In article <UGiBs.957406$yH4.6...@fx03.am4>,
Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> >>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
> >>>>>>>> No cloves?
> >>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
> >>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
> >>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
> >>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>> To make enough dough?
> >>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
> >> a squeaky voice like that!
> > If only...
> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
You need to excise some restraint.
> >>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
> >>>>>>>> No cloves?
> >>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
> >>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
> >>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
> >>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
> >>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
> >>>> To make enough dough?
> >>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
> >> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
> >> a squeaky voice like that!
> > If only...
> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 22, 2012, 9:00:06 AM12/22/12
to
In article <fDiBs.1428948$Ak.12...@fx24.am4>,
And if it happened to you,they would be Clown Flakes...
Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 22, 2012, 11:25:00 AM12/22/12
to
>>>>>> When I was a teen, I cottoned Candy.
>>>>> I only got animal crackers.
>>>> While Ginger bred men?
>>> Sea biscuit and eat it.
>> Neigh, but it does explain your taste.
>Ginger bred women are first past my post.
I can understand why they won't stop, "Icing of thee"!
>>>>> I only got animal crackers.
>>>> While Ginger bred men?
>>> Sea biscuit and eat it.
>> Neigh, but it does explain your taste.
>Ginger bred women are first past my post.
William B. (Billby)
Dec 22, 2012, 8:30:25 PM12/22/12
to
Sir F.A. Rien
Dec 23, 2012, 11:18:06 AM12/23/12
to
>>>>>> While Ginger bred men?
>>>>> Sea biscuit and eat it.
>>>> Neigh, but it does explain your taste.
>>> Ginger bred women are first past my post.
>> I can understand why they won't stop, "Icing of thee"!
>Most of those are real kookie monsters.
"Yeah, It Byrnes me up!", Ed said.
>>>>> Sea biscuit and eat it.
>>>> Neigh, but it does explain your taste.
>>> Ginger bred women are first past my post.
>> I can understand why they won't stop, "Icing of thee"!
>Most of those are real kookie monsters.
Nemo
Dec 25, 2012, 7:19:58 PM12/25/12
to
On 22/12/2012 13:59, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <UGiBs.957406$yH4.6...@fx03.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>>>> a squeaky voice like that!
>>> If only...
>> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
> You need to excise some restraint.
>
Cut a cop's handcuffs from off of his belt? His trouzizz'll fall down
> In article <UGiBs.957406$yH4.6...@fx03.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>>>> a squeaky voice like that!
>>> If only...
>> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
> You need to excise some restraint.
>
too. If it's frosty - an ice bonus.
Nemo
Dec 25, 2012, 7:22:10 PM12/25/12
to
On 22/12/2012 14:00, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <fDiBs.1428948$Ak.12...@fx24.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>> Psoriasis?
>>> You need to keep it in scale....
>> If you got in in your scalp, you can have free Crown Flakes every morning!
> And if it happened to you,they would be Clown Flakes...
>
Fair enough. Like I said before: It's the serious people who case all
> In article <fDiBs.1428948$Ak.12...@fx24.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>> Psoriasis?
>>> You need to keep it in scale....
>> If you got in in your scalp, you can have free Crown Flakes every morning!
> And if it happened to you,they would be Clown Flakes...
>
the trouble!
Don Stockbauer
Dec 26, 2012, 12:25:55 AM12/26/12
to
What about the people from Procyon?
Nemo
Dec 26, 2012, 4:05:57 AM12/26/12
to
On 26/12/2012 05:25, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> What about the people from Procyon?
>
If its the game your referring to, those are the one thing I cannot and
> What about the people from Procyon?
>
will not make reference to.
I have one game on this PC and that's Chess - and I'm no bloody good at
it either - but it's fun.
What isn't fun is shoot-em-up games turning people into stupid violent
morons who sit in front of a PC or console wasting huge amounts of time
on games instead of sitting in front of a PC, wasting huge amounts of
time trying to be creative in the face of prignorance and hedge-udice on
a.h.puns! - Peasant company excepted.
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
:o)
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 26, 2012, 7:58:11 AM12/26/12
to
In article <RqrCs.1027087$Rc7.2...@fx04.am4>,
Then you would support Bozo for President?
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 26, 2012, 7:59:20 AM12/26/12
to
In article <NorCs.1027086$Rc7.1...@fx04.am4>,
With all those doughnuts, a bony ass is hardly, likley...
Nemo
Dec 27, 2012, 8:05:36 PM12/27/12
to
On 26/12/2012 12:58, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <RqrCs.1027087$Rc7.2...@fx04.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>> Psoriasis?
>>>>> You need to keep it in scale....
>>>> If you got in in your scalp, you can have free Crown Flakes every morning!
>>> And if it happened to you,they would be Clown Flakes...
>> Fair enough. Like I said before: It's the serious people who case all
>> the trouble!
> Then you would support Bozo for President?
>
Only to stop eem falling over!
> In article <RqrCs.1027087$Rc7.2...@fx04.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>> Psoriasis?
>>>>> You need to keep it in scale....
>>>> If you got in in your scalp, you can have free Crown Flakes every morning!
>>> And if it happened to you,they would be Clown Flakes...
>> Fair enough. Like I said before: It's the serious people who case all
>> the trouble!
> Then you would support Bozo for President?
>
Nemo
Dec 27, 2012, 8:07:37 PM12/27/12
to
On 26/12/2012 12:59, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <NorCs.1027086$Rc7.1...@fx04.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>>>>>> a squeaky voice like that!
>>>>> If only...
>>>> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
>>> You need to excise some restraint.
>> Cut a cop's handcuffs from off of his belt? His trouzizz'll fall down
>> too. If it's frosty - an ice bonus.
> With all those doughnuts, a bony ass is hardly, likley...
>
Or like an astronomical Boney M? A meteortarsal!
> In article <NorCs.1027086$Rc7.1...@fx04.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>>>>>> a squeaky voice like that!
>>>>> If only...
>>>> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
>>> You need to excise some restraint.
>> Cut a cop's handcuffs from off of his belt? His trouzizz'll fall down
>> too. If it's frosty - an ice bonus.
> With all those doughnuts, a bony ass is hardly, likley...
>
Don Stockbauer
Dec 27, 2012, 11:42:19 PM12/27/12
to
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 28, 2012, 7:28:40 AM12/28/12
to
In article <Bf6Ds.1374957$ti6.3...@fx20.am4>,
He must be very weary, wille continue?
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 28, 2012, 7:29:22 AM12/28/12
to
In article <uh6Ds.1374958$ti6.1...@fx20.am4>,
More like the boney part.
Nemo
Dec 29, 2012, 1:00:42 PM12/29/12
to
On 28/12/2012 12:28, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <Bf6Ds.1374957$ti6.3...@fx20.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>>>> Psoriasis?
>>>>>>> You need to keep it in scale....
>>>>>> If you got in in your scalp, you can have free Crown Flakes every morning!
>>>>> And if it happened to you,they would be Clown Flakes...
>>>> Fair enough. Like I said before: It's the serious people who case all
>>>> the trouble!
>>> Then you would support Bozo for President?
>> Only to stop eem falling over!
> He must be very weary, wille continue?
>
I hop so!
> In article <Bf6Ds.1374957$ti6.3...@fx20.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>>>> Crumbs, what do you have left?
>>>>>>>>> The tax man does have a lot of crust.
>>>>>>>> Psoriasis?
>>>>>>> You need to keep it in scale....
>>>>>> If you got in in your scalp, you can have free Crown Flakes every morning!
>>>>> And if it happened to you,they would be Clown Flakes...
>>>> Fair enough. Like I said before: It's the serious people who case all
>>>> the trouble!
>>> Then you would support Bozo for President?
>> Only to stop eem falling over!
> He must be very weary, wille continue?
>
Nemo
Dec 29, 2012, 1:03:47 PM12/29/12
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On 28/12/2012 12:29, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <uh6Ds.1374958$ti6.1...@fx20.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>>>>>>>> a squeaky voice like that!
>>>>>>> If only...
>>>>>> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
>>>>> You need to excise some restraint.
>>>> Cut a cop's handcuffs from off of his belt? His trouzizz'll fall down
>>>> too. If it's frosty - an ice bonus.
>>> With all those doughnuts, a bony ass is hardly, likley...
>> Or like an astronomical Boney M? A meteortarsal!
> More like the boney part.
>
Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
> In article <uh6Ds.1374958$ti6.1...@fx20.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> is related to ginger (and turmeric). Does anyone have any advice?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No cloves?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps a tiny amount of turmeric might not curry a bad flavour. I would
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> not want to ruin a loaf by notional aromatics or spice administration.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sounds like a real lemon to me...
>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry, I forget, this must be sour dough...
>>>>>>>>>>> Patty says, "It's a real pain in the Hearst!"
>>>>>>>>>> To make enough dough?
>>>>>>>>> Is there a fee? Because the tax man wants his cut too.
>>>>>>>> Well cut his too off. He'll stop coming and he'll sound a lot cilia with
>>>>>>>> a squeaky voice like that!
>>>>>>> If only...
>>>>>> You open the door and income tax! One of life's little ink come venal ces.
>>>>> You need to excise some restraint.
>>>> Cut a cop's handcuffs from off of his belt? His trouzizz'll fall down
>>>> too. If it's frosty - an ice bonus.
>>> With all those doughnuts, a bony ass is hardly, likley...
>> Or like an astronomical Boney M? A meteortarsal!
> More like the boney part.
>
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 29, 2012, 5:26:02 PM12/29/12
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In article <9gGDs.1291167$it2.6...@fx22.am4>,
Only his war-ds got any.
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 29, 2012, 5:27:39 PM12/29/12
to
In article <gdGDs.1291166$it2.1...@fx22.am4>,
Are you going to popov and see it?
Nemo
Dec 31, 2012, 12:13:13 PM12/31/12
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Nemo
Dec 31, 2012, 12:20:38 PM12/31/12
to
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 31, 2012, 1:14:49 PM12/31/12
to
In article <HPjEs.335518$kt5.2...@fx08.am4>,
So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
Michael N. LeVine
Dec 31, 2012, 1:15:11 PM12/31/12
to
In article <KIjEs.694353$nB6.1...@fx21.am4>,
Sooner or later...
Nemo
Jan 2, 2013, 6:48:47 PM1/2/13
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Nemo
Jan 2, 2013, 6:50:17 PM1/2/13
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Michael N. LeVine
Jan 3, 2013, 10:10:16 AM1/3/13
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In article <zH3Fs.1294877$it2.1...@fx22.am4>,
caiman now,that does not work.
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 3, 2013, 10:10:57 AM1/3/13
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In article <ZI3Fs.1294882$it2.4...@fx22.am4>,
What do you know about real work?
Sir F.A. Rien
Jan 3, 2013, 11:10:35 AM1/3/13
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>> >>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>> >>> Only his war-ds got any.
>> >> Wards of the Caught?
>> > So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>What do you know about real work?
He's made a life time of studying others do it.
>> >>> Only his war-ds got any.
>> >> Wards of the Caught?
>> > So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>What do you know about real work?
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 3, 2013, 11:47:14 AM1/3/13
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Nemo
Jan 6, 2013, 1:00:29 PM1/6/13
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Nemo
Jan 6, 2013, 1:02:51 PM1/6/13
to
On 03/01/2013 15:10, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
(All the fascists'll join in now. Ewe watch!)
Nemo
Jan 6, 2013, 1:03:31 PM1/6/13
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Nemo
Jan 6, 2013, 1:05:13 PM1/6/13
to
On 03/01/2013 16:47, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <dabbe814jmfoq6jvr...@4ax.com>,
> Sir F.A. Rien <nog...@ttrr.org> wrote:
>
>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>> What do you know about real work?
>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
> How to avoid it...
>
How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
> In article <dabbe814jmfoq6jvr...@4ax.com>,
> Sir F.A. Rien <nog...@ttrr.org> wrote:
>
>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>> What do you know about real work?
>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
> How to avoid it...
>
implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 6, 2013, 2:45:05 PM1/6/13
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In article <g%iGs.1043027$Rc7....@fx04.am4>,
So you don't know enough to come up with an answer?
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 6, 2013, 2:45:46 PM1/6/13
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In article <2ZiGs.1043026$Rc7.7...@fx04.am4>,
As long as they are not in your mold...
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 6, 2013, 2:46:25 PM1/6/13
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In article <u1jGs.1043029$Rc7.7...@fx04.am4>,
Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> >>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
> >>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
> >>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
> >>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
> >>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
> >>> What do you know about real work?
> >> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
> > How to avoid it...
> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
> >>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
> >>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
> >>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
> >>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
> >>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
> >>> What do you know about real work?
> >> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
> > How to avoid it...
> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
Nemo
Jan 8, 2013, 10:24:02 PM1/8/13
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about to cast a statue (Statue?? - No. It's somebody else!) of a sheep
to help tree of the vendors of the Biggish Ewe.
Nemo
Jan 8, 2013, 10:27:23 PM1/8/13
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On 06/01/2013 19:46, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <u1jGs.1043029$Rc7.7...@fx04.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>>>> What do you know about real work?
>>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
>>> How to avoid it...
>> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
>> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
> Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
>
That's why I had to tighten my belt!
> In article <u1jGs.1043029$Rc7.7...@fx04.am4>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>>>> What do you know about real work?
>>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
>>> How to avoid it...
>> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
>> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
> Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
>
Slacker: Manufracturer of loos-fitting trousers for toilet attendants.
Nemo
Jan 8, 2013, 10:29:31 PM1/8/13
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On 06/01/2013 19:45, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
Is this where you work, or laze??
http://www.waynekerrtest.com/
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 9, 2013, 7:42:53 AM1/9/13
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In article <np5Hs.1643$DL7....@fx23.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
The real ones will not let you near them so you have to make a ewe love doll!
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 9, 2013, 7:44:39 AM1/9/13
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In article <ws5Hs.1674$DL7....@fx23.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
wrote:
> >>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
> >>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
> >>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
> >>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
> >>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
> >>>>> What do you know about real work?
> >>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
> >>> How to avoid it...
> >> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
> >> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
> > Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
> That's why I had to tighten my belt!
I'd have to suspenders belief to think thats true.
> >>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
> >>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
> >>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
> >>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
> >>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
> >>>>> What do you know about real work?
> >>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
> >>> How to avoid it...
> >> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
> >> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
> > Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
> That's why I had to tighten my belt!
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 9, 2013, 7:45:46 AM1/9/13
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In article <wu5Hs.1696$DL7....@fx23.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
Never been to the Bates Motel
Nemo
Jan 14, 2013, 11:55:29 AM1/14/13
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Nemo
Jan 14, 2013, 11:57:56 AM1/14/13
to
On 09/01/2013 12:44, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <ws5Hs.1674$DL7....@fx23.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>>>>>> What do you know about real work?
>>>>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
>>>>> How to avoid it...
>>>> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
>>>> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
>>> Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
>> That's why I had to tighten my belt!
> In article <ws5Hs.1674$DL7....@fx23.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>>>>>> What do you know about real work?
>>>>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
>>>>> How to avoid it...
>>>> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
>>>> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
>>> Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
>> That's why I had to tighten my belt!
Slacker: Manufracturer of loos-fitting trousers for toilet attendants.
> I'd have to suspenders belief to think that's true.
>
Over here they're braces! Some of us carry our teeth at waist hight!
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 14, 2013, 1:28:08 PM1/14/13
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In article <oOWIs.24$Q46...@fx28.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
You must have generated a lot of galluses looking it up...
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 14, 2013, 1:28:48 PM1/14/13
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In article <5MWIs.23$Q4...@fx28.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
You do have some strange relatives -- which helps explain you.
Nemo
Jan 19, 2013, 1:42:57 PM1/19/13
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQqq3e03EBQ
Nemo
Jan 19, 2013, 1:46:50 PM1/19/13
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On 14/01/2013 18:28, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <oOWIs.24$Q46...@fx28.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>>>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>>>>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>>>>>>>> What do you know about real work?
>>>>>>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
>>>>>>> How to avoid it...
>>>>>> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
>>>>>> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
>>>>> Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
>>>> That's why I had to tighten my belt!
>> Slacker: Manufracturer of loos-fitting trousers for toilet attendants.
>>> I'd have to suspenders belief to think that's true.
>> Over here they're braces! Some of us carry our teeth at waist hight!
> You must have generated a lot of galluses looking it up...
>
Butt I don't smoke French cigarettes! - or any other kind.
> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Lots of mam wuzzles liked Nappylion's boney part!
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Only his war-ds got any.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Wards of the Caught?
>>>>>>>>>>> So you should ask, what are loosers doing now?
>>>>>>>>>> Muchin garlic and lickin there wounds. It's spoazzter work.
>>>>>>>>> What do you know about real work?
>>>>>>>> He's made a life time of studying others do it.
>>>>>>> How to avoid it...
>>>>>> How to find it was the problem after my redungdensy. All the prospective
>>>>>> implawyers were such shitty thick bastards!
>>>>> Because they could see you for the slacker your are?
>>>> That's why I had to tighten my belt!
>> Slacker: Manufracturer of loos-fitting trousers for toilet attendants.
>>> I'd have to suspenders belief to think that's true.
>> Over here they're braces! Some of us carry our teeth at waist hight!
> You must have generated a lot of galluses looking it up...
>
Don Stockbauer
Jan 19, 2013, 4:45:10 PM1/19/13
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You're not into fags?
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 19, 2013, 5:33:49 PM1/19/13
to
In article <SOBKs.164726$kn.1...@fx26.fr7>,
Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
> >>>>>>> caiman now,that does not work.
> >>>>>> All such animals are on the Mouldy Old Dole?
> >>>>> As long as they are not in your mold...
> >>>> My mould has a yew in it, big horse it's spelled correctly! - and I'm
> >>>> about to cast a statue (Statue?? - No. It's somebody else!) of a sheep
> >>>> to help tree of the vendors of the Biggish Ewe.
> >>> The real ones will not let you near them so you have to make a ewe love doll!
> >> Ants Hummers does those.
> > You do have some strange relatives -- which helps explain you.
> Nothing can explain me. Nothing can truly explain anybody. Because . . .
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQqq3e03EBQ
Its all how things look and not how they are
> >>>>>>> caiman now,that does not work.
> >>>>>> All such animals are on the Mouldy Old Dole?
> >>>>> As long as they are not in your mold...
> >>>> My mould has a yew in it, big horse it's spelled correctly! - and I'm
> >>>> about to cast a statue (Statue?? - No. It's somebody else!) of a sheep
> >>>> to help tree of the vendors of the Biggish Ewe.
> >>> The real ones will not let you near them so you have to make a ewe love doll!
> >> Ants Hummers does those.
> > You do have some strange relatives -- which helps explain you.
> Nothing can explain me. Nothing can truly explain anybody. Because . . .
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQqq3e03EBQ
Michael N. LeVine
Jan 19, 2013, 5:34:42 PM1/19/13
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In article <uSBKs.1084$hI7...@fx21.fr7>, Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet>
Can I hookah you up with a good source?
Nemo
Feb 5, 2013, 2:58:40 PM2/5/13
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On 28/12/2012 04:42, Don Stockbauer wrote:
> On 26/12/2012 05:25, Don Stockbauer wrote:
>> What about the people from Procyon?
>>
>
> If its the game your referring to, those are the one thing I cannot and
> will not make reference to.
>
> I have one game on this PC and that's Chess - and I'm no bloody good at
> it either - but it's fun.
>
> What isn't fun is shoot-em-up games turning people into stupid violent
> morons who sit in front of a PC or console wasting huge amounts of time
> on games instead of sitting in front of a PC, wasting huge amounts of
> time trying to be creative in the face of prignorance and hedge-udice on
> a.h.puns! - Peasant company excepted.
>
> Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
>
> So, "Procyon" is the name of a game? What did the gamey manufacturers do - ewe sir rupt every word in the language to name their games with?
>
Hairy tizz - although you can't tell through their costumes! . .
http://gyaradosfeed.wordpress.com/nations/
> On 26/12/2012 05:25, Don Stockbauer wrote:
>> What about the people from Procyon?
>>
>
> If its the game your referring to, those are the one thing I cannot and
> will not make reference to.
>
> I have one game on this PC and that's Chess - and I'm no bloody good at
> it either - but it's fun.
>
> What isn't fun is shoot-em-up games turning people into stupid violent
> morons who sit in front of a PC or console wasting huge amounts of time
> on games instead of sitting in front of a PC, wasting huge amounts of
> time trying to be creative in the face of prignorance and hedge-udice on
> a.h.puns! - Peasant company excepted.
>
> Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
>
> So, "Procyon" is the name of a game? What did the gamey manufacturers do - ewe sir rupt every word in the language to name their games with?
>
Hairy tizz - although you can't tell through their costumes! . .
http://gyaradosfeed.wordpress.com/nations/
Nemo
Feb 5, 2013, 3:00:19 PM2/5/13
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On 19/01/2013 22:33, Michael N. LeVine wrote:
> In article <SOBKs.164726$kn.1...@fx26.fr7>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> caiman now,that does not work.
>>>>>>>> All such animals are on the Mouldy Old Dole?
>>>>>>> As long as they are not in your mold...
>>>>>> My mould has a yew in it, big horse it's spelled correctly! - and I'm
>>>>>> about to cast a statue (Statue?? - No. It's somebody else!) of a sheep
>>>>>> to help tree of the vendors of the Biggish Ewe.
>>>>> The real ones will not let you near them so you have to make a ewe love doll!
>>>> Ants Hummers does those.
>>> You do have some strange relatives -- which helps explain you.
>> Nothing can explain me. Nothing can truly explain anybody. Because . . .
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQqq3e03EBQ
> Its all how things look and not how they are
>
Yers. The Python guys look quite sane when they're off Judy!
> In article <SOBKs.164726$kn.1...@fx26.fr7>,
> Nemo <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> caiman now,that does not work.
>>>>>>>> All such animals are on the Mouldy Old Dole?
>>>>>>> As long as they are not in your mold...
>>>>>> My mould has a yew in it, big horse it's spelled correctly! - and I'm
>>>>>> about to cast a statue (Statue?? - No. It's somebody else!) of a sheep
>>>>>> to help tree of the vendors of the Biggish Ewe.
>>>>> The real ones will not let you near them so you have to make a ewe love doll!
>>>> Ants Hummers does those.
>>> You do have some strange relatives -- which helps explain you.
>> Nothing can explain me. Nothing can truly explain anybody. Because . . .
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQqq3e03EBQ
> Its all how things look and not how they are
>
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