>ObFood: I was eating anchovies and got a tiny bone splinter in my
>tongue. If you don't hear from me, assume the worst.

>-sw (Drama Queen in Training)

I haven't seen him post for 5 minutes and I'm worried sick about him.
Anyone know if he's ok?

Lou <-----really concerned!!!

"Lou Decruss" > wrote in message
...
> >ObFood: I was eating anchovies and got a tiny bone splinter in my
>>tongue. If you don't hear from me, assume the worst.
>
>>-sw (Drama Queen in Training)
>
> I haven't seen him post for 5 minutes and I'm worried sick about him.
> Anyone know if he's ok?
>
> Lou <-----really concerned!!!


I think most of us are just plain sick of him.

Paul

Michael "Dog3" wrote:
> Janet Baraclough > dropped this
> : in rec.food.cooking
>
>> The message >
>> from Lou Decruss > contains these words:
>>
>>>> ObFood: I was eating anchovies and got a tiny bone splinter in my
>>>> tongue. If you don't hear from me, assume the worst.
>>>> -sw (Drama Queen in Training)
>>> I haven't seen him post for 5 minutes and I'm worried sick about him.
>>> Anyone know if he's ok?
>>> Lou <-----really concerned!!!
>> Go to Nurse Goomba's first aid room and stay there till you feel
>> better.
>
> From what I understand, Nurse Goomba is using huge pliers to remove the
> bone splinter.

Nurses Goomba and Pennyaline have the forceps at the ready. Just need to
get this retractor into position, and...

<... this will hurt a little>

On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:14:08 -0600, jay > wrote:

>So many words .. about nothing.
>
>jay

Oh, please Jay... lighten up. Can't you tell a parody when you read
it?

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Pennyaline wrote:

>>> Go to Nurse Goomba's first aid room and stay there till you feel
>>> better.
>>
>> From what I understand, Nurse Goomba is using huge pliers to remove
>> the bone splinter.
>
> Nurses Goomba and Pennyaline have the forceps at the ready. Just need to
> get this retractor into position, and...
>
> <... this will hurt a little>

No no.. you're supposed to say "This will hurt you more than it hurts
me" heheheheheheh.

Sqwertz wrote:

>> Nurses Goomba and Pennyaline have the forceps at the ready. Just need to
>> get this retractor into position, and...
>
> Wait - I need a blood test first. Lets get Om in here first...
>
> -sw

Oh hell no. If you're my patient, I'm drawing the blood. I can do it
with my eyes shut (seriously. No, SERIOUSLY!) I do most of my blood
testing arterially.... we don't need no stankin' lights!)
Just remember- this will hurt you more than it hurts me.

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 00:10:14 -0500, Goomba38 >
wrote:

>Sqwertz wrote:
>
>>> Nurses Goomba and Pennyaline have the forceps at the ready. Just need to
>>> get this retractor into position, and...
>>
>> Wait - I need a blood test first. Lets get Om in here first...
>>
>> -sw
>
>Oh hell no. If you're my patient, I'm drawing the blood. I can do it
>with my eyes shut (seriously. No, SERIOUSLY!) I do most of my blood
>testing arterially.... we don't need no stankin' lights!)
>Just remember- this will hurt you more than it hurts me.

*if* you can find a vein when I'm in "hospital mode". I've befuddled
more than one wanna be IV sticker.

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On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 21:48:51 -0800, sf wrote:

>On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 00:10:14 -0500, Goomba38 >
>wrote:
>
>>Sqwertz wrote:
>>
>>>> Nurses Goomba and Pennyaline have the forceps at the ready. Just need to
>>>> get this retractor into position, and...
>>>
>>> Wait - I need a blood test first. Lets get Om in here first...
>>>
>>> -sw
>>
>>Oh hell no. If you're my patient, I'm drawing the blood. I can do it
>>with my eyes shut (seriously. No, SERIOUSLY!) I do most of my blood
>>testing arterially.... we don't need no stankin' lights!)
>>Just remember- this will hurt you more than it hurts me.
>
>*if* you can find a vein when I'm in "hospital mode". I've befuddled
>more than one wanna be IV sticker.

Honey, I could find a vein. I have to find veins on 1 pound babies,
and I do it and get the IV in. I can draw blood from those veins too.


You can't hide from me..

Christine

sf wrote:

> *if* you can find a vein when I'm in "hospital mode". I've befuddled
> more than one wanna be IV sticker.
>
See.. that's the beauty of being able to stick arteries instead
Way juicier than veins and a lot easier to find. Of course I can only
"take" blood via an art stick, but can't give you anything that way.
Oh wait! We'll just drop a central line in.... that's the ticket.

Oh Pennyline? Pennyline! We got a live one here...!"

Just remember-this is going to hurt you more than it hurts me

Christine Dabney wrote:

> Honey, I could find a vein. I have to find veins on 1 pound babies,
> and I do it and get the IV in. I can draw blood from those veins too.
>
>
> You can't hide from me..
>
> Christine

Oh that's right.. Christine works in a smaller world than most of us
I'd just aim for that umbilical contraption. Christine would know how
and where to do it...right
Goomba <--needs medication before she touches da'babies!

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 01:25:17 -0500, Goomba38 >
wrote:

>Christine Dabney wrote:
>
>> Honey, I could find a vein. I have to find veins on 1 pound babies,
>> and I do it and get the IV in. I can draw blood from those veins too.
>>
>>
>> You can't hide from me..
>>
>> Christine
>
>Oh that's right.. Christine works in a smaller world than most of us
>I'd just aim for that umbilical contraption. Christine would know how
>and where to do it...right
>Goomba <--needs medication before she touches da'babies!

I am just the reverse...I need medication before I touch the adults!!

Uh oh...I could be putting my foot in my mouth....


Christine

On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 23:07:40 -0700, Christine Dabney
> wrote:

>On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 21:48:51 -0800, sf wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 00:10:14 -0500, Goomba38 >
>>wrote:
>>
>>>Sqwertz wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Nurses Goomba and Pennyaline have the forceps at the ready. Just need to
>>>>> get this retractor into position, and...
>>>>
>>>> Wait - I need a blood test first. Lets get Om in here first...
>>>>
>>>> -sw
>>>
>>>Oh hell no. If you're my patient, I'm drawing the blood. I can do it
>>>with my eyes shut (seriously. No, SERIOUSLY!) I do most of my blood
>>>testing arterially.... we don't need no stankin' lights!)
>>>Just remember- this will hurt you more than it hurts me.
>>
>>*if* you can find a vein when I'm in "hospital mode". I've befuddled
>>more than one wanna be IV sticker.
>
>Honey, I could find a vein. I have to find veins on 1 pound babies,
>and I do it and get the IV in. I can draw blood from those veins too.
>
>
>You can't hide from me..
>
Yeah? But you don't do adults. I'll be sure to request you the next
time I'm hospitalized. LOL Just don't try to diaper me yet.



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Sqwertz wrote:
> Oh yeah? I shoot heroin through using the veins in my
> earlobes :-P


LOL,IV drug users of often very helpful when we're looking for a vein on
them.

I am following this thread, but what is the subject about?

Is he sick??

"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message
news:M3ovj.62872$we5.49032@trnddc02...
>
> "Lou Decruss" > wrote in message
> ...
>> >ObFood: I was eating anchovies and got a tiny bone splinter in my
>>>tongue. If you don't hear from me, assume the worst.
>>
>>>-sw (Drama Queen in Training)
>>
>> I haven't seen him post for 5 minutes and I'm worried sick about him.
>> Anyone know if he's ok?
>>
>> Lou <-----really concerned!!!
>
>
> I think most of us are just plain sick of him.
>
> Paul
It took you this long? LOL

I'll never forget. I replied to a post by Ed Pawlowski some years 3 ago?
Sqwertz appeared on the scene, deleted Ed's attributions and accused me of
replying to SHIM instead or some such nonsense. In an effort to be tactful
I said I had replied to Ed, not to him. He accused me of lying. I'd never
heard of Sqwertz, this came out of the blue, as trolls are wont to do.

Sqwertz became my new Sheryl Rosen; dogging and digging at my every post.
(I should be flattered to warrant so much attention.) He morphs constantly.
An annoying, albeit very long term TROLL.

OB Food: Maybe Trolls like waffles. Mom has a waffle iron, circa 1950's,
still in good working order. Waffles for breakfast! I really must wean Mom
off that Mrs. Butterworth's stuff, though. Pure cane syrup is tasty; Maple
is devine but that awful fake maple is horrid.

Jill

Sqwertz wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 09:38:28 -0000, Ophelia wrote:
>
>> I am following this thread, but what is the subject about?
>>
>> Is he sick??
>
> I might be sick, but it's probably only a mental problem.
> Physically I'm just fine. We're just joking around.

Ok

jmcquown said...

>
> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message
> news:M3ovj.62872$we5.49032@trnddc02...
>>
>> "Lou Decruss" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> >ObFood: I was eating anchovies and got a tiny bone splinter in my
>>>>tongue. If you don't hear from me, assume the worst.
>>>
>>>>-sw (Drama Queen in Training)
>>>
>>> I haven't seen him post for 5 minutes and I'm worried sick about him.
>>> Anyone know if he's ok?
>>>
>>> Lou <-----really concerned!!!
>>
>>
>> I think most of us are just plain sick of him.
>>
>> Paul
> It took you this long? LOL
>
> I'll never forget. I replied to a post by Ed Pawlowski some years 3
> ago? Sqwertz appeared on the scene, deleted Ed's attributions and
> accused me of replying to SHIM instead or some such nonsense. In an
> effort to be tactful I said I had replied to Ed, not to him. He accused
> me of lying. I'd never heard of Sqwertz, this came out of the blue, as
> trolls are wont to do.
>
> Sqwertz became my new Sheryl Rosen; dogging and digging at my every
> post. (I should be flattered to warrant so much attention.) He morphs
> constantly. An annoying, albeit very long term TROLL.
>
> OB Food: Maybe Trolls like waffles. Mom has a waffle iron, circa
> 1950's, still in good working order. Waffles for breakfast! I really
> must wean Mom off that Mrs. Butterworth's stuff, though. Pure cane
> syrup is tasty; Maple is devine but that awful fake maple is horrid.
>
> Jill


Jill,

I enjoyed your post.

<smootch>

Andy

--
OB Food: Orange Julius Caesar Salad Dressing

"jmcquown" > wrote in message
. ..
>
> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message
> news:M3ovj.62872$we5.49032@trnddc02...
>>
>> "Lou Decruss" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> >ObFood: I was eating anchovies and got a tiny bone splinter in my
>>>>tongue. If you don't hear from me, assume the worst.
>>>
>>>>-sw (Drama Queen in Training)
>>>
>>> I haven't seen him post for 5 minutes and I'm worried sick about him.
>>> Anyone know if he's ok?
>>>
>>> Lou <-----really concerned!!!
>>
>>
>> I think most of us are just plain sick of him.
>>
>> Paul
> It took you this long? LOL
>
> I'll never forget. I replied to a post by Ed Pawlowski some years 3 ago?
> Sqwertz appeared on the scene, deleted Ed's attributions and accused me of
> replying to SHIM instead or some such nonsense. In an effort to be
> tactful I said I had replied to Ed, not to him. He accused me of lying.
> I'd never heard of Sqwertz, this came out of the blue, as trolls are wont
> to do.
>
> Sqwertz became my new Sheryl Rosen; dogging and digging at my every post.
> (I should be flattered to warrant so much attention.) He morphs
> constantly. An annoying, albeit very long term TROLL.


Ordinarily I try not to get involved with the bottom feeding scum suckers
like Squirtie pants. But anyone who munges their address as often as he
does for the sole purpose of evading killfiles is a wanton troll. There is
no other reason for this behavior. He is an utterly anal retentive
throwback with a Oedipus complex who feels being a jackass on a newsgroup
makes him more of a "real man."

Cross his mighty path and he'll swipe the bagels from your shopping cart.

Paul

Sqwertz said...

> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 04:47:06 -0600, Andy wrote:
>
>> Jill,
>>
>> I enjoyed your post.
>>
>> <smootch>
>
> This Drama Queen business is pretty competitive, eh?
>
> -sw


wartz,

I'll bet she never... (nevermind). Hah!. Loser! Face up to it!!!

I can cook as well as you can. Better even (judging from your a.b.f pics).
What I choose to eat (and not being an asshole like you, come to think of
it) makes a big difference. You're probably a puddle of fat.

I'm sorry I wasted a post about your sorry ass.

Andy

--
OB Food: Orange Julius Caesar Salad Dressing

On Feb 21, 6:29�pm, "Michael \"Dog3\"" > wrote:
> Janet Baraclough > dropped :i n rec.food.cooking
>
> > The message >
> > from Lou Decruss > contains these words:
>
> >> >ObFood: I was eating anchovies and got a tiny bone splinter in my
> >> >tongue. �If you don't hear from me, assume the worst.
>
> >> >-sw (Drama Queen in Training)
>
> >> I haven't seen him post for 5 minutes and I'm worried sick about him.
> >> Anyone know if he's ok?
>
> >> Lou <-----really concerned!!! �
>
> > � �Go to Nurse Goomba's first aid room and stay there till you feel
> > � �better.
>
> From what I understand, Nurse Goomba is using
> huge pliers to remove the bone splinter.

Actually those are vice grips and a speculum. hehe

http://www.speculum.com

Sqwertz wrote:

>
> ObFood: Hamburger with bacon, provolone cheese, chipotle sauce,
> half-sour chopped jalapenos, mayo and romaine lettuce hearts.
> With French fries and chipotle ketchup.
>
> -sw


half-sour chopped jalapenos?

In article 1>,
"Michael \"Dog3\"" > wrote:

> Janet Baraclough > dropped this
> : in rec.food.cooking
>
> > The message 1>
> > from "Michael \"Dog3\"" > contains these words:
> >
> >> He has an anchove splinter in his tongue. If they don't get it out
> >> soon, a major surgery will have to be done.
> >
> >> Michael <- scrubbing up as we speak
> >
> > Let's all pray you can save that anchovy.
>
> Pass the scalpal please http://www.funshop.com/images/fs_r1568_l.jpg
>
> Michael


OMA!! That's hysterical! What are you on this morning?
I'm making jam -- Tripleberry is out of the BWB and it's mighty fine.
--
-Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com;pics of my no-knead bread posted
Laissez les bons temps rouler!

In article >,
Goomba38 > wrote:

> Sqwertz wrote:
> > Oh yeah? I shoot heroin through using the veins in my
> > earlobes :-P
>
>
> LOL,IV drug users of often very helpful when we're looking for a vein on
> them.

Lissen, you guys (Goomba, Michael, Steve, Christine) -- if I get you a
stage gig, I get 30%. You're reminding me of Drew Carey, Foxworthy, and
a couple others discussing their Big Decks. At least that's how much
I'm laughing at your shenanigans.

OB Food: I'm still baking bread from Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a
Day -- I've moved up to the European Peasant Bread recipe. Damn, that
stuff goes good with the homemade peanut butter.

--
-Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com;pics of my no-knead bread posted
Laissez les bons temps rouler!

Michael "Dog3" wrote:

> These days I'm mean as hell about it. I inform them they get one chance
> at it... and I mean it. So far, no problems with being stuck. I think I
> shock some of the nurses though.

Oh yeah.. nothing like bringing in shit for veins and expecting
miracles? And people who say things like you do make it really hard on
the nurse. Do you think that sort of infused antagonism makes your veins
any easier to find? I'd love to see you work under that pressure
sometime.....

Michael "Dog3" wrote:

> You need to come over here and practice with my husband. He's probably
> actually drawn blood once, on me, in 20 years. The time he drew blood on
> me was about a week after I got home from the hospital. Had I any strength
> left, he'd have been sporting a black eye and a broken nose.
>
> Michael

Everyone knows doctors are the worst at venipuncture. They don't do it
often enough to keep their skills up.
And some people just do NOT have veins and it makes the task all the
more fun <sigh>

Janet Baraclough wrote:

>> Oh hell no. If you're my patient, I'm drawing the blood. I can do it
>> with my eyes shut (seriously. No, SERIOUSLY!) I do most of my blood
>> testing arterially.... we don't need no stankin' lights!)
>> Just remember- this will hurt you more than it hurts me.
>
> Nurses here tend to say "Just a little prick"
>
> :-)
>
> Janet

LOL, sure... describe patients anyway you'd like..

I had this odd (wienie) of a patient a few years ago who for some reason
whined and wimper if you even went for a vein, but could just about
sleep through an art stick. Odd huh? Defies logic.

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:06:43 -0600, Melba's Jammin'
> wrote:


>Lissen, you guys (Goomba, Michael, Steve, Christine) -- if I get you a
>stage gig, I get 30%. You're reminding me of Drew Carey, Foxworthy, and
>a couple others discussing their Big Decks. At least that's how much
>I'm laughing at your shenanigans.

Maybe this should be the entertainment for a cook-in.

Hey, come on down if Koko and I have a mini-cook-in in southern Cal.
Squeaks is offering the use of her condo...
>
>OB Food: I'm still baking bread from Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a
>Day -- I've moved up to the European Peasant Bread recipe. Damn, that
>stuff goes good with the homemade peanut butter.

I just got this book, and it is going with me to Torrance. I want to
make the chocolate bread.

Christine

Goomba38 wrote on Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:19:54 -0500:

??>>> Oh hell no. If you're my patient, I'm drawing the blood.
??>>> I can do it with my eyes shut (seriously. No, SERIOUSLY!)
??>>> I do most of my blood testing arterially.... we don't
??>>> need no stankin' lights!) Just remember- this will hurt
??>>> you more than it hurts me.
??>>
??>> Nurses here tend to say "Just a little prick"
??>>
??>> :-)
??>>
??>> Janet

G> LOL, sure... describe patients anyway you'd like..

Nurses like to think that they are experts of finding veins and
inserting needles and it's usually true but I've unfortunately
experienced a number of occasions where more than one try was
necessary or blood leaked into the tissue. On the other hand, I
know the little finger-stick will not hurt but it is hard to
convince myself even after uncounted samples and I still often
tense up.

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:17:06 -0500, Goomba38 >
wrote:


>Everyone knows doctors are the worst at venipuncture. They don't do it
>often enough to keep their skills up.
>And some people just do NOT have veins and it makes the task all the
>more fun <sigh>

That's why working ittybitty babies keeps up my skills. I am good at
it, and I love poking veins.....<VBEG>

Christine

Sqwertz wrote:

> It's sure beats those nasty vinegar-pickled jalapenos you buy at
> the stores. These actually have flavor and just a little sour
> bite.
>
> -sw

When I buy jars of sliced jalapenos I have noticed that the Old El Paso
brand or most of the Texas brands are pretty mild...but Trappey's from
Louisiana are kick ass hot!

Christine Dabney wrote:

> I just got this book, and it is going with me to Torrance. I want to
> make the chocolate bread.
>
> Christine

Chocolate bread? A dessert bread I take it? Or is it an unsweetened bread?
Went to a tea this weekend where one of the ladies brought little
sandwiches made with store bought bread that contained swirled colors in
the slice. Very odd, esp. because I can't imagine how much dye it took
to get such a deep color concentration. But thankfully it just tasted
like white bread.

SideNote on nurses and humor: Bill Cosby is going to be our
entertainment at this years NTI. A couple of years ago it was Wayne
Brady and I don't think I've *evah* laughed so hard in my life as I did
with him. He has a great understanding of nursing humor

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:07:22 -0500, Goomba38 >
wrote:


>
>Chocolate bread? A dessert bread I take it? Or is it an unsweetened bread?
>Went to a tea this weekend where one of the ladies brought little
>sandwiches made with store bought bread that contained swirled colors in
>the slice. Very odd, esp. because I can't imagine how much dye it took
>to get such a deep color concentration. But thankfully it just tasted
>like white bread.
Sort of in-between. I have been looking for a recipe like this, as I
had one several years ago in the Los Angeles area, made by La Brea
Bakery. It also had dried cherries in it.
I can probably find Nancy Silverton's book Breads from La Brea...which
has it in it, but this is convenient now.

It wasn't really sweet, but enough chocolate and slight sweetness to
complement the chocolate. It is a yeast bread.

Of course, now that I am going to be in the Los Angeles area, I will
try to find it again.

Christine
>
>SideNote on nurses and humor: Bill Cosby is going to be our
>entertainment at this years NTI. A couple of years ago it was Wayne
>Brady and I don't think I've *evah* laughed so hard in my life as I did
>with him. He has a great understanding of nursing humor

Nursing/medical humor is something else. In some of the worst,
busiest, craziest nights, the humor would ratchet up...become totally
off the wall...sidesplittingly funny. I have been in situations
where you are doing everything you can to save a baby/person and you
are so incredibly busy..and people would be making these off the wall
jokes, remarks, etc. I think it kept us sane.
We were never like that though..in case people wonder, if other than
medical folks were around. But in a NICU, in situations like that, it
was just us medical folks...
I have sometimes laughed so much that I almost wet my pants.

Christine

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:01:25 -0500, Goomba38 wrote:

> Sqwertz wrote:
>
>> It's sure beats those nasty vinegar-pickled jalapenos you buy at
>> the stores. These actually have flavor and just a little sour
>> bite.
>
> When I buy jars of sliced jalapenos I have noticed that the Old El Paso
> brand or most of the Texas brands are pretty mild...but Trappey's from
> Louisiana are kick ass hot!

You Loisianians are always trying to bash Texas every little
chance you get.

Nice try, but Old El Paso is made in Minnesota, not Texas. And
Trappey's hasn't been produced in Louisiana for several years.

So there! :-P

-sw

"Randy Johnson" > wrote in message
et...
>
> On 22-Feb-2008, Sqwertz > wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 05:36:06 -0600, Andy wrote:
>>
>> > I can cook as well as you can. Better even (judging from your a.b.f
>> > pics).
>> > What I choose to eat (and not being an asshole like you, come to think
>> > of
>> > it) makes a big difference. You're probably a puddle of fat.
>>
>> I'm not the one accusing people holding a charity benefit for
>> kids of being members of the KKK for no reason.
>>
>> That was pretty uncalled for, and you never did go back and
>> apologize. You just slunk away with a grin on your face. And
>> then to top it off, people wonder where you went.
>
> If this were a reality TV show, RFC Survivor, and we had to vote one
> person
> off the "island", who would it be? Vote now - Andy or Sqwertz.
>
> --
No, make it Big Brother, nominate both Steve and Andy, then "back door"
Sheldon. Or maybe Greggie would most like to do that. Or Lou.

*cackle*

Randy Johnson wrote:

> If this were a reality TV show, RFC Survivor, and we had to vote one person
> off the "island", who would it be? Vote now - Andy or Sqwertz.

Sqwertz got voted off my island some time ago.

Sqwertz wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:01:25 -0500, Goomba38 wrote:
>
>> Sqwertz wrote:
>>
>>> It's sure beats those nasty vinegar-pickled jalapenos you buy at
>>> the stores. These actually have flavor and just a little sour
>>> bite.
>> When I buy jars of sliced jalapenos I have noticed that the Old El Paso
>> brand or most of the Texas brands are pretty mild...but Trappey's from
>> Louisiana are kick ass hot!
>
> You Loisianians are always trying to bash Texas every little
> chance you get.
>
> Nice try, but Old El Paso is made in Minnesota, not Texas. And
> Trappey's hasn't been produced in Louisiana for several years.
>
> So there! :-P
>
> -sw

Me "Louisanian"??? LOL.. no sir. Not me.
(I grew up in Texas!)

Randy Johnson wrote:


> If this were a reality TV show, RFC Survivor, and we had to vote one
> person off the "island", who would it be? Vote now - Andy or Sqwertz.

Not even close. Andy's been in my killfile for a long time. Steve, not.




Brian

--
If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who
won't shut up.
-- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com)

Dave Smith > wrote in
:

> Randy Johnson wrote:
>
>> If this were a reality TV show, RFC Survivor, and we had to vote one
>> person off the "island", who would it be? Vote now - Andy or
>> Sqwertz.
>
> Sqwertz got voted off my island some time ago.

I didn't know he even made it to the island.

In article >,
Christine Dabney > wrote:

> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:06:43 -0600, Melba's Jammin'
> > wrote:
>
>
> >Lissen, you guys (Goomba, Michael, Steve, Christine) -- if I get you a
> >stage gig, I get 30%. You're reminding me of Drew Carey, Foxworthy, and
> >a couple others discussing their Big Decks. At least that's how much
> >I'm laughing at your shenanigans.
>
> Maybe this should be the entertainment for a cook-in.
>
> Hey, come on down if Koko and I have a mini-cook-in in southern Cal.
> Squeaks is offering the use of her condo...
> >
> >OB Food: I'm still baking bread from Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a
> >Day -- I've moved up to the European Peasant Bread recipe. Damn, that
> >stuff goes good with the homemade peanut butter.
>
> I just got this book, and it is going with me to Torrance. I want to
> make the chocolate bread.
>
> Christine


Depends on when. I've already got three trips lined up between now and
June 1. And then there's the Festival of Nations gig in early May. And
Koko may be coming up for a visit. I ain't got no money, honey!

Re the bread; Man, I've gotta quit making that stuff. I am not
normally a heavy bread eater. I've mixed 7 batches of dough in the last
2-1/2 weeks and we've eaten most of it -- I've maybe given 1/4 of it
away. I cannot keep doing this (eating that much bread). I've been
baking baguettes from the European Peasant Bread dough.
--
-Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ
http://www.jamlady.eboard.com;pics of my no-knead bread posted
Laissez les bons temps rouler!

cybercat wrote:

>
> "Randy Johnson" > wrote in message
> et...
>>
>> On 22-Feb-2008, Sqwertz > wrote:
>>
>>> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 05:36:06 -0600, Andy wrote:
>>>
>>> > I can cook as well as you can. Better even (judging from your a.b.f
>>> > pics).
>>> > What I choose to eat (and not being an asshole like you, come to think
>>> > of
>>> > it) makes a big difference. You're probably a puddle of fat.
>>>
>>> I'm not the one accusing people holding a charity benefit for
>>> kids of being members of the KKK for no reason.
>>>
>>> That was pretty uncalled for, and you never did go back and
>>> apologize. You just slunk away with a grin on your face. And
>>> then to top it off, people wonder where you went.
>>
>> If this were a reality TV show, RFC Survivor, and we had to vote one
>> person
>> off the "island", who would it be? Vote now - Andy or Sqwertz.
>>
>> --
> No, make it Big Brother, nominate both Steve and Andy, then "back door"
> Sheldon.

Ow. The idea of back dooring Sheldon is not a pretty one...


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