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They have pedal-powered computers, BD, just like they had on Gilligan’s Island
Okay, Sycamore get-together – before or after xmas?
I’m there on the 17th but I think Mrs Chicken and the Egg would like my company for at least one evening so 18th onwards is cool with me!
Also, I don’t think I’ve ever spent xmas in NY. Does it stay busy right the way through or are there quiet days when everything closes?
Who updates http://www.amishnews.com since they aren’t supposed to have electricity?
Kens, I considered that a given!
Posted by: the chicken at November 24, 2009 3:06 PM
Guilty as charged!
swedish sailor’s beef stew is a recipe i use all the time from epicurious. very few ingredients – beef, potatoes, onions, butter, beer and s&p. baked in the oven. so easy to make and it takes amazing right away as opposed to other stews/soups that taste better the next day. i made it for a dinner party of 10 once – in my haste i forgot that i was using sea salt and didn’t reduce the amount accordingly. when i finally tasted it as the guests had arrived i had to make sure to get everyone drunk so they wouldn’t notice how oversalted it was.
slopefarm,
…years later you went on to fame and fortune in the famous McDonald’s hot coffee case?
Slopey, I love Clousseau with animals. “Does your dig bit?” That’s funny about your Torts exam. So, what is it I’m not supposed to re-write, that I love a man in uniform with a big snake?
There was a case several years ago in which a drunk businessman did just what you mentioned on top of the snack cart in the middle of an airline flight. True story.
Posted by: East New York at November 24, 2009 1:58 PM
He worked for Trust Company of the West.
“I’m in for Sycamore.”
etson, please. Goes without saying.