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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / March 2008I want to ruin the following groups
alt,callahans, recpets.cats.anecdotes, anyone want too help me with this, i think these groups suck full of people who dont belong on the net and need too be driven off, also alt callahans is full of child molesters like frank jim <jameslebbs@gmail.com> wrote in news:6df74f2f-13a8-4cdb-91b7-ef32718f0aae@e10g2000prf.googlegroup s.com: > alt,callahans, recpets.cats.anecdotes, anyone want too help me > with this, i think these groups suck Don't worry, we'll have no problem ignoring a pathetic little troll like you.  SignatureXjahn The TheatrElf http://manormaniac.blogspot.com/ Mashed potatoes can be your friend. No one got any recipes? You know troll food. > jim <jameslebbs@gmail.com> wrote in > news:6df74f2f-13a8-4cdb-91b7-ef32718f0aae@e10g2000prf.googlegroup [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Don't worry, we'll have no problem ignoring a pathetic little > troll like you. DH slow roasted a beef roast for later... it was outstandingly complex, he took it out of the package, put it in the baking dish I gave him and roasted it... oh yes I learned how to turn off the oven in case he fell asleep and he did have to cut a bit off to make it fit in the dish I gave him. Lee > No one got any recipes? You know troll food. > > jim <jameslebbs@gmail.com> wrote in [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. Did he give what he cut off to the family's cats? > DH slow roasted a beef roast for later... it was outstandingly complex, he > took it out of the package, put it in the baking dish I gave him and [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> > >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. no but I shared some with tiger later, my cats don't for the most part like people food even roast beef, Lee > Did he give what he cut off to the family's cats? > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >> > > >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. Stormee, I took those other gr00pz outta the crosspost <G> Gotz ta go shower gnow an enjoy da sunshine befur it goes away. HUG Kyla --cussing at her pooter :( "Stormmee" > no but I shared some with tiger later, my cats don't for the most part like > people food even roast beef, Lee > Robert Miles [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >> >> > >> >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. > DH slow roasted a beef roast for later... it was outstandingly complex, he > took it out of the package, put it in the baking dish I gave him and roasted > it... oh yes I learned how to turn off the oven in case he fell asleep and > he did have to cut a bit off to make it fit in the dish I gave him. Lee Sounds like what I did for dinner tonight. Cut up a 3 pound roast, peeled and sliced potatoes and carrots, and dumped them all in the crock pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have leftovers for quite a while. "Daniel Mahoney" > > "Stormmee" : > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have > leftovers for quite a while. DroooooooL.. A lady at work today discussed the cooking of a possum. Anyone want details? > "Daniel Mahoney" > >> "Stormmee" : [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > DroooooooL.. opossum is good as long as it is cooked right remember I am a hillbilly >A lady at work today discussed the cooking of a possum. Anyone want >details? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >> DroooooooL.. We leave off the "O" round here. Kind of like "P" neumonia. Besides that there is no righ way to cook Opossum. Even if, as the lady said, you boil the Pi** out of it for three days. My Granny cooked it and always, the more you chewed, the bigger it gets. I beg to respectfully diagree with your opinion. > opossum is good as long as it is cooked right > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >>> >>> DroooooooL.. 1 'Possum 1/2 c Lime 1 g Water 1 c Salt 1 Red pepper pod Put 1/2 cup lime in about 1 gallon of boiling water and scald quickly, and pull off hair while hot. Scrape well--remove feet, tail, and entrails--like you would a pig. Cut off ears, remove eyes and head if desired. Pour hot water over it and clean thoroughly. Put one cup salt in sufficient cold water to cover possum, add 1 pod red pepper and let stand overnight. In the morning remove salt water and pour boiling water over it. Cook in enough boiling water to boil up over possum but not enough to cover. Cook until skin can be pierced with a fork easily, and let stand in water until ready for baking. When ready to bake, place possum in pan with skin side up. Bake in a moderate oven until crisp and brown. If fire is too hot, skin will blister and burn. Carve possum and surround with potatoes (sliced or quartered) which have been previously baked. http://www.cookingindex.com/search.php?q=possum+stuffing for other recipes > We leave off the "O" round here. Kind of like "P" neumonia. Besides that > there is no righ way to cook Opossum. Even if, as the lady said, you boil [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >>>> >>>> DroooooooL.. Oh dear Lord, my Granny would be proud! >1 'Possum > 1/2 c Lime [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] >>>>> >>>>> DroooooooL.. so would mine... and it still chews like rubberbands, Lee > Oh dear Lord, my Granny would be proud! > >1 'Possum [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > >>>>> > >>>>> DroooooooL.. Ewwwww, yuck! Was that from the Roadkill Cookbook <G> Kyla "Granby" > Oh dear Lord, my Granny would be proud! > "Matthew" [quoted text clipped - 53 lines] >>>>>> >>>>>> DroooooooL.. if you are from where I am road kill isn't a bad thing... in the county where most of my family lives in Missouri, if a deer is hit and killed, and the person calls it in as they are supposed to, they can keep the deer for meat and if they decline it, you can be on a list where they call you and tell you how long you have to pick it up, Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:2N2dnfadithrElLanZ2dnUVZ_gOdnZ2d@comcast.com... > Ewwwww, yuck! > Was that from the Roadkill Cookbook <G> [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] > >>>>>> > >>>>>> DroooooooL.. I was kidding about the Roadkill Cookbook <G> I used to eat a LOT of venison when I was married to my b****rd ex. No fair, HE got to be in a movie and not me :/ A Michael Moore Movie yet called 'Sicko'. which I refuse to watch! Kyla "Stormmee" > if you are from where I am road kill isn't a bad thing... in the county > where most of my family lives in Missouri, if a deer is hit and killed, [quoted text clipped - 72 lines] >> >>>>>> >> >>>>>> DroooooooL.. anything by Michael Moore I refuse to watch >I was kidding about the Roadkill Cookbook <G> I used to eat a LOT of >venison when I was married to my b****rd ex. [quoted text clipped - 86 lines] >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> DroooooooL.. I've only seen one of his other films...not a big fan Kyla "Matthew" > anything by Michael Moore I refuse to watch > [quoted text clipped - 94 lines] >>>> >>>>>> >>>> >>>>>> DroooooooL.. > if you are from where I am road kill isn't a bad thing... in the county > where most of my family lives in Missouri, if a deer is hit and killed, > and > the person calls it in as they are supposed to, they can keep the deer for > meat and if they decline it, you can be on a list where they call you and > tell you how long you have to pick it up, Lee I wish they did that in Wyoming. When a mule deer committed suicide by car hood using our car back in 1989, we called it in, waited for the state trooper, showed him the corpse of the victim, then was told that his meat would go to the state prison system. To be honest, I don't think I could have eaten any of it. I'd killed Bambi's uncle. Pam S. still nauseated at the ides I can't kill him but if he has already assumed room temperature I am ready to roast, Lee > > if you are from where I am road kill isn't a bad thing... in the county > > where most of my family lives in Missouri, if a deer is hit and killed, [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Pam S. still nauseated at the ides Kyla, check the website he sent with this recipe. I put it in my favorites. So far, I have managed to gross two people out with it. > Ewwwww, yuck! > Was that from the Roadkill Cookbook <G> [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] >>>>>>> >>>>>>> DroooooooL.. I did...ewwwww gross...LOL Kyla "Granby" > Kyla, check the website he sent with this recipe. I put it in my > favorites. So far, I have managed to gross two people out with it. > "Kyla =^..^=" >> Ewwwww, yuck! [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> DroooooooL.. I forgot I am NOT alone, psst, she is from ky gene pool wise, Lee > opossum is good as long as it is cooked right > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >> > >> DroooooooL.. Ohhh, now I understand...LOL KYla the ky-gene? heh BTW, somebody called the other day and asked if this was 'Kayla' and I replied 'there's no one named Kayla here'. You don't pronounce my name right, you don't get to talk to me, iz all. heh Kyla --marking my 'spot' "Stormmee" >I forgot I am NOT alone, psst, she is from ky gene pool wise, Lee > Matthew [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> >> >> >> DroooooooL.. that's almost as good as the telemarketer who keeps trying to give me a lower interest rate on my credit card.... err I haven't had one of those for over 20 years!!! Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:otudnaQqWaD5CVLanZ2dnUVZ_jSdnZ2d@comcast.com... > Ohhh, now I understand...LOL > KYla [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > >> >> > >> >> DroooooooL.. Telemarketing is a bit*H...I used to do that a LOT for a living, worked for TicketMonster for over a year in the now long gone Kingdome in Seattle, back in like 1982-83. That was a fun job, that I really enjoyed. Oh, NEVER um, mess , with someone who is selling your 'football' tickets. One guy called me up and snottily demanded one good seat for a Seahawks game, and he was so reeally rude I put his a.s behind a post! <BG> Another time, I broke the rules, so to speak..a really nice lady called in the day before Neil Diamond tix were going on sale, but she was going out of town, and pleaded her heart out for me to do something to help her. So, on the sly, I took down her info and gave her really good seats for the concert. A couple of weeks later, the secratery asked me if I'd gotten my pkg. What pkg I asked. I was handed a box that contained a beautiful small brass planter with some stones embedded in it, a thank you from the lady who got the nice tix <G> Wow, that was really nice of her to do that:) "Stormmee" > that's almost as good as the telemarketer who keeps trying to give me a > lower interest rate on my credit card.... err I haven't had one of those [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] >> >> >> >> >> >> DroooooooL.. > Ohhh, now I understand...LOL > KYla [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Kyla > --marking my 'spot' I had a telemarketer ask to speak to my mommy once. I asked if he had a really good long distance plan. Pam S. "tanadashoes" > > "Kyla =^..^=" >> Ohhh, now I understand...LOL [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Pam S. LOL...good for you:) Kyla --watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming <G> He gonna get it good > "tanadashoes" > >> "Kyla =^..^=" [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > --watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming <G> > He gonna get it good Ha! I must have gotten the same guy (many years ago)! He asks (trust me I did not sound like a kid at 26 at the time) is your mother at home? I answered "I don't know. Why don't you call her house and see". and hung up. Andy "Outsider" > "Kyla =^..^=" > >> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> --watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming <G> >> He gonna get it good > Ha! I must have gotten the same guy (many years ago)! He asks (trust me > > I did not sound like a kid at 26 at the time) is your mother at home? I > answered "I don't know. Why don't you call her house and see". and hung > up. > > Andy LOL...good for you:) Kyla BW for some. My husband had been dead for two years and I still get calls for him. Best one was: Man: Is Mr. Barnes at home? Me: No Man: well, I spoke to him last week and agreed to give him a quote on Life Insurance. Me: Wait, you said you spoke to him? Man Yes Me: That is interesting, he has been dead for two years, could you give me his number? The man actually sputtered then hung up on me!!! > "Outsider" >> "Kyla =^..^=" > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > LOL...good for you:) > Kyla LOL..what cretins they are. Good answer. Kyla "Granby" > BW for some. > [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] >> LOL...good for you:) >> Kyla > BW for some. > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > The man actually sputtered then hung up on me!!! I used to get this kind of call too. Them: Can I speak to the man in the house? Me: No, not unless you are clairvoyant.. They hung up on me too. Tweed > "Granby" <spaz@joink.com> wrote in message >> Man: Is Mr. Barnes at home? >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> The man actually sputtered then hung up on me!!! > I used to get this kind of call too. > Them: Can I speak to the man in the house? > Me: No, not unless you are clairvoyant.. > They hung up on me too. If someone called me and asked for the "man of the house", I'd have to put Licky on the phone. :) Joyce SignatureTo send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. > > "Granby" <spaz@joink.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Joyce Asking for the man or woman of the house is not a good starting point in my book. Even if I were going to do anything other than hang up on a salesperson I would sure hang up then. Why not ask for the person who buys or uses cleaning products or "does someone in your home use power tools"? Why would you start of by alienating any thinking person. I hate sales people (could you tell?) Andy [man of the house] > Asking for the man or woman of the house is not a good starting point in > my book. Even if I were going to do anything other than hang up on a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Andy [man of the house] I used to do a LOT of phone work and it wasn't easy then and it's even harder now. I'm never mean to a person who calls me, because I've been there and done that. Kyla >> Asking for the man or woman of the house is not a good starting point >> in my book. Even if I were going to do anything other than hang up [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > done that. > Kyla My phone number is on a no call list. As soon as they call they are in the dog house with me but I don't even answer the phone today unless I know who it is calling. I do not, however, share your sympathy with people who call my home after they are told not to. In fact, the only people who should call my home are people I have asked to do so. If a person works for a call center that disregards no call lists they need to get another job because they are breaking the law. In general I consider calling people to "cold canvass" amoral. Unless an individual is paying my phone bill they have no business calling me unless I have asked them to. I ran a contracting business for 20 years and never did that. Now, let me know if you want to hear what I think about spam. :) /soapbox_mode > I used to get this kind of call too. > Them: Can I speak to the man in the house? > Me: No, not unless you are clairvoyant.. > They hung up on me too. I got one today. Mike had to take Emily the Ford Tempo to the repair shop. Guy: Is Mike there? Me: No, but this is Mike's mommy. Can I help you? Guy: Please tell him that the repair bill is going to be bigger than we thought/ Me: What needs to be done? Guy: Besides the new Cee Vee axle that we agreed on, the tie rod needs to be replaced, he needs a new tire, and a full alignment. Me: Wait a minute. We get free alignments from Firestone and the tire is already arranged from them. Guy: The steel is showing through. The tie rod must be throwing off the alignment. Me: I said that the alignment is arranged as is the tire. Guy: (talking very loud and very fast) He needs a new alignment after we replace the tire and tie rod. Me: But he isn't going to get one through you. How much do you want for all of this on top of the Cee Vee axle? Guy: Only $220 more, we're giving him the best price that we can. Me: How much for just the tie rod? Guy: But it nee- Me: You aren't getting the alignment and tire. So how much for just the tie rod? Guy: (sulking sounding) $90. Me: Good. replace the tie rod and the cee vee axle. We'll take care of the rest. Guy: The steel is showing on the tire. It won't make it on the road anywhere. Me: It will make it to Firestone, and that works for me. Guy: (Sounding desperate now) but we can do all that here. Me: But you aren't. Guy: It's not your car, lady. Mike has to authorize the work Me: Check the registration. My husband and my name are the only ones on it. You will do as I say or die. Guy: Are you threatening me? Me: Yes, now do you want to risk this? Guy: Ok, just the tie rod and the cee vee axle. It will come out to $250 + tax. Me: Good. call me when it is ready. We both hung up at the same time. He got me on sound, I got him on points. Pam S. who really is a mean old witch >> I used to get this kind of call too. >> Them: Can I speak to the man in the house? [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] > We both hung up at the same time. He got me on sound, I got him on > points. I lost the laptop all the the e-mails about Cary's birth were on in a somewhat similar way. Th elight bulb for hte screen had blown, and the hard drive was a bit twitchy so that you'd have to re-boot it several times before it would 'catch' and recognise the hard drive. So I took it to a supposedly reputable place for a *quote* to have it fixed. If it was under $200 they could fix it, if it was over that, I'd have just backed up the hard drive and thrown the thing inthe trash (it was a *very* old laptop). I specifically put on the form it was for a *quote* only, but I got a call a few weeks later to say that they had replaed the hard drive and hte light and it would be $900. I said no, I only wanted a *quote*, not actual *repairs*. They argued, and hten pointed out the fine print that they would charge for any 'exploration' and replacing the light and hte hard drive were part of hte 'exploration'. So I said, fine, keep the damn thing, I'm still not paying for it. I've never gone back their for repairs, but I am Very Very annoyed with myself that I didn't back up the hard drive *before* taking it to the shop. Yowie > I lost the laptop all the the e-mails about Cary's birth were on in a > somewhat similar way. Th elight bulb for hte screen had blown, and the [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Yowie MY laptop does the same thing and fortunately, DH worked in the pooter industry for 25 years and was able to fix the blasted thing for, well, I'll think of 'some kind of pymt' for him <G> Hug Kyla >>> I used to get this kind of call too. >>> Them: Can I speak to the man in the house? [quoted text clipped - 89 lines] > > Yowie The real question is does the hard drive spin the other way around where you live? By the way, we have a technical name in the IT world for places like that. We call them s**th**ds. Andy > "tanadashoes" > >> "Kyla =^..^=" [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > --watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming <G> > He gonna get it good ps: totally love Judge Judy here. "Outsider" >> Kyla >> --watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming <G> >> He gonna get it good and he did indeed 'get it' LOL > ps: totally love Judge Judy here. Oh yeah..I'd hate to have her mad at me. I have her DVD ;) Some Judge Judy-isms: I'm Speaking!! Put on your listening ears!! What are you, an idiot?!! If it doesn't make sense, it's usually not true!! I don't believe you!! On your best day, you're not as smart as me on my worst day!! Hurry up, I've got better things to do today!! And her baliff, Byrd, is doing crosswords on his clipboard while she's 'judging' She is the only TV Judge that doesn't use a gavel, and she has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame:) There ya go <G> Kyla > "Outsider" >>> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > There ya go <G> > Kyla more Judyisms She/he may find you cute but I don't find you cute! is there something wrong with you? "Outsider" > "Kyla =^..^=" > >> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> There ya go <G> >> Kyla > more Judyisms > > She/he may find you cute but I don't find you cute! > > is there something wrong with you? LOL, right you are...she has a DVD out, you should get it " Goodbye, good luck, have a good life" another Judy-ism >I had a telemarketer ask to speak to my mommy once. I asked if he had a >really good long distance plan. A few years back some telemarketer called and asked to speak with Mr. Fritzie F. Szczepanski. Louie said that would prove to be difficult since Fritzie was his cat, and not to worry about the trouble as the retelling of the story would outweigh any inconvenience. Apparently our drugstore sold customer names to a mailing or calling lead list. Store policy says that if one must get scripts for an animal, it is recorded with the pet's name in quotes, a middle initial F-feline, C-canine or A-avian, and the surname of the human own...servant. Blessed be, Baha I thought I was the only person left in the world that ever heard of that, Lee > A lady at work today discussed the cooking of a possum. Anyone want > details? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > > DroooooooL.. the crock pot is my friend, one of the few kitchen items besides the microwave I can operate without causing some incident that involves fires or doctors, Lee > > DH slow roasted a beef roast for later... it was outstandingly complex, he > > took it out of the package, put it in the baking dish I gave him and roasted [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have > leftovers for quite a while. LOL Kyla "Stormmee" > the crock pot is my friend, one of the few kitchen items besides the > microwave I can operate without causing some incident that involves fires [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have >> leftovers for quite a while. you laugh, ask Gramby what thing I recently broke of DH's after both he and Gramby showed me how to use it, Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:DuSdndopgvtXiVLanZ2dnUVZ_sWdnZ2d@comcast.com... > LOL > Kyla [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >> pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have > >> leftovers for quite a while. Uh oh...LOL Kyla "Stormmee" > you laugh, ask Gramby what thing I recently broke of DH's after both he > and [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> >> pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have >> >> leftovers for quite a while. Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy Wine bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up an handle, kind of shaped like an old pump handle, lower the entire thing over the wine bottle, grasp the piece of metal on one side and the padded part on the other. Then, you lower the handle so it lines up with the side of the bottle. Then, you raise the handle and the cork comes out, you again lower the handle and the cork comes off in your hand. So her DH shows her how to work it, and when we spent a week end in St. Louis I showed her. She decided to open some when her DH wasn't home and somehow this well constructed hefty built thing fell apart in her hands. She was laughing so hard when she told me. She needs to tell her side of this. I spose in Missouri where she comes from, They somehow grab the cork with their teeth and pull it out! > you laugh, ask Gramby what thing I recently broke of DH's after both he > and [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >> >> pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have >> >> leftovers for quite a while. > Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy Wine > bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up an [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > cork with their teeth and pull it out! > " I thought that was Kentucky where they did that. Pam S. now confused can't pull out a cork with just one tooth, Lee > > Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy Wine > > bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up an [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Pam S. now confused LOL....how about with NO teeth? Kyla "Stormmee" > can't pull out a cork with just one tooth, Lee > tanadashoes >> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> >> Pam S. now confused that is why MO people can do it and KY people can't, Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:RcednRP68pV1Gk3anZ2dnUVZ_oqhnZ2d@comcast.com... > LOL....how about with NO teeth? > Kyla [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > >> > >> Pam S. now confused Ooooohhhh you will hear from me later!!!! > that is why MO people can do it and KY people can't, Lee > Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] >> >> >> >> Pam S. now confused Me hab kno toofiez an kand ford new unz,sew i gum me fud <G> Kyla --off for a cat nap, Mosey's gettin impatient "Granby" > Ooooohhhh you will hear from me later!!!! > "Stormmee" >> that is why MO people can do it and KY people can't, Lee [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] >>> >> >>> >> Pam S. now confused the place where DH got his cost a hundred bucks, he says they fit, ask Gramby how they look, Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:x9-dnRQy5qtDAU3anZ2dnUVZ_iydnZ2d@comcast.com... > Me hab kno toofiez an kand ford new unz,sew i gum me fud <G> > Kyla [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > >>> >> > >>> >> Pam S. now confused I can never remember the name, I always think "cheap teeth" but it is something like dentures for less. I know several who have gone there, these places are all over the country. They now go from three hundred to a thousand I heard last. They look fine and he does well with them. The last lady I know that got them has to find a new Dentist he was so mad. Guess because of the money he didn't get. She is doing fine with them. I know, I know, Matthew would sit on his porch, in his rocking chair and whittle some if needed. > the place where DH got his cost a hundred bucks, he says they fit, ask > Gramby how they look, Lee [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] >> >>> >> >> >>> >> Pam S. now confused Still out of budget, even a hundred, but I don't look like don't wear em, do I? I sent you my pix Granby....did'ja get it? hope it didn't scare ya. I'll be 63 next month. Income Tax Day Kyla "Granby" >I can never remember the name, I always think "cheap teeth" but it is >something like dentures for less. I know several who have gone there, [quoted text clipped - 66 lines] >>> >>> >> >>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused Will check. > Still out of budget, even a hundred, but I don't look like don't wear em, > do I? I sent you my pix Granby....did'ja get it? [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] >>>> >>> >> >>>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused as long as you are checking stuff check my weather I keep missing the forecast, aforementioned relatives have got 2 inches of snow in the last 90 minutes, Lee > Will check. > > Still out of budget, even a hundred, but I don't look like don't wear em, [quoted text clipped - 77 lines] > >>>> >>> >> > >>>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused From the other side of you to terre haute, it says 8 - 10 before it is all done. Mover over Florida, we are on the way. > as long as you are checking stuff check my weather I keep missing the > forecast, aforementioned relatives have got 2 inches of snow in the last [quoted text clipped - 94 lines] >> >>>> >>> >> >> >>>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused I wish I hadn't asked, Lee > From the other side of you to terre haute, it says 8 - 10 before it is all > done. Mover over Florida, we are on the way. [quoted text clipped - 96 lines] > >> >>>> >>> >> > >> >>>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused No, didn't get it, send again please. Address is what it says. > Will check. >> Still out of budget, even a hundred, but I don't look like don't wear em, [quoted text clipped - 80 lines] >>>>> >>> >> >>>>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused I have your e-mail you sent me and I replied. Will send again right away... brb Kyla "Granby" > No, didn't get it, send again please. Address is what it says. > "Granby" < >> Will check. [quoted text clipped - 84 lines] >>>>>> >>> >> >>>>>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused I hope you got it...and I hope it didn't scare ya <G> Lemme know. Sometimes hoomins don't get my Outlook emails Kyla "Granby" > Will check. > "Kyla =^..^=" [quoted text clipped - 81 lines] >>>>> >>> >> >>>>> >>> >> Pam S. now confused Don't rekom most of the Kentuckie folk have their front teeth and it would take them to do that. >> Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy >> Wine bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Pam S. now confused at least in MO we have teeth to grab it with, the definition of mechanical: if Lee can do it, whatever IT is, its not mechanical, Lee > Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy Wine > bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up an [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > >> >> pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have > >> >> leftovers for quite a while. >> DH slow roasted a beef roast for later... it was outstandingly complex, >> he [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > pot with some stewed tomatoes. Was pretty decent. And we'll have > leftovers for quite a while. We made Glop. It was very popular and totally demolished by the humans. The cats didn't get a chance. Though they tried. We still have some of the banana pudding left, but mostly because we filled up on Glop. Pam S >>> DH slow roasted a beef roast for later... it was outstandingly >>> complex, he [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > have some of the banana pudding left, but mostly because we filled up > on Glop. Is Glop related to Bog? Bog is mincemeat (usually), fried with onion and garlic. At some stage, a can of crushed tomato and diced vegetables are added. After that, its amatter of figuring out what other flavours you want in there, and what carbohydrate base you want with it. So, there's Italian Bog, which is effectively pasta & bolognase sauce, there's rice bog, which is effectively a form of savoury rice or sorta like a paella (but not, obviously, seafood based), there's chilli con carne bog, where beans are andded and then the bog is poured over corn chips, or mexican bog where the same mix is served up in in taco shells instead. There's murder in the snow where the bog is served into the middle of a mashed potato ring. Indian bog tends to have some curry powder thrown in and is served over saffron rice. Oh, and don't foget shepard's pie, which is much like murder inthe snow, except that the mashed potato is on top and someone has thoughtfully added cheese and baked it so its nice and crunchy on top. And the all time favourite: minestrone bog, and thats the one done in the crockpot (its related to mexican bog in that it has beans in it, but doesn't have the chilli powder) and the carb component is either boiled potato or -even better- fresh bread with a good crust. We eat *alot* of Bog. Yowie > Bog is mincemeat (usually), fried with onion and garlic. [...] > We eat *alot* of Bog. I'd never heard the word until a couple of weeks ago when somebody on a music forum pointed out this article from a bluegrass list... http://groups.google.com/group/bit.listserv.bgrass-l/browse_thread/thread/fcbc61 305e0c83a5/e623fe75fcdd4575?hl=en&lnk=st&q=%22doors+you+can+only+pass+through+on ce%22#e623fe75fcdd4575 ==== j a c k at c a m p i n . m e . u k === <http://www.campin.me.uk> ==== Jack Campin, 11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland == mob 07800 739 557 CD-ROMs and free stuff: Scottish music, food intolerance, and Mac logic fonts "Jack Campin >> Bog is mincemeat (usually), fried with onion and garlic. [...] >> We eat *alot* of Bog. > > I'd never heard the word until a couple of weeks ago when somebody > on a music forum pointed out this article from a bluegrass list... I LOVE Bluegrass Music and had a Banjo, but I sold it :( You can't be unhappy while listening to Bluegrass, IMO! I love Alison Kraus and Union Station. Saw the people/musicians who did the music from 'O Brother Where Art Thou' movie Valentine's Day, 2002. Have you seen that movie? I love it:) 'Gopher, Everett'?" HUG Kyla > http://groups.google.com/group/bit.listserv.bgrass-l/browse_thread/thread/fcbc61 305e0c83a5/e623fe75fcdd4575?hl=en&lnk=st&q=%22doors+you+can+only+pass+through+on ce%22#e623fe75fcdd4575 Great link:) > ==== j a c k at c a m p i n . m e . u k === <http://www.campin.me.uk> > ==== > Jack Campin, 11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland == mob 07800 739 > 557 > CD-ROMs and free stuff: Scottish music, food intolerance, and Mac logic > fonts > "Jack Campin >> Bog is mincemeat (usually), fried with onion and garlic. > [...] [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > HUG > Kyla I love that movie, too. Joy "Joy" > "Kyla =^..^=" >> >> "Jack Campin >> Bog is mincemeat (usually), fried with onion and garlic. >> [...] >>>> We eat *alot* of Bog. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Joy I've seen it about 40 times iz all <G> "that don't make no sense" 'I'm gonna r-u-n-n-o-f-t' Kyla --who LOVES George Clooney > Is Glop related to Bog? > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > doesn't have the chilli powder) and the carb component is either boiled > potato or -even better- fresh bread with a good crust. Glop started out as an end of the month dish. I combine cream of mushroom soup (cream of chicken works great with rice) mushrooms, peas, browned ground beef, and cheddar cheese to taste (we like a LOT of cheese) blend into cooked noodles, spooned over baked potatoes, or blended into any kind of cooked rice. This is one I don't like to use macaroni for as the flavor is flatter with Mac. It is an easy quick all in the same pan once the noodles are cooked and added in, I can do this with my eyes closed, comfort meal. Just not the best idea for a low calorie meal. Pam S "tanadashoes" > > "Yowie" <>> >> Is Glop related to Bog? [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Pam S But the soups have MSG in them :/ I'd get a migraine for sure. *sigh* Kyla --Sqweex loves her new cat toy when I was a kid, we used to eat, tuna, peas, cream of mushroom soup, on the heals of bread mom had frozen then toasted when it was time for this dish... I always thought it was such a treat... only after I was grown and out of the house did it dawn on me that it was the last supper before daddy's paycheck, and we didn't get it every two weeks just every six or so, Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:joidnSzNxaUSDFLanZ2dnUVZ_jOdnZ2d@comcast.com... > "tanadashoes" > > > "Yowie" <>> [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > Kyla > --Sqweex loves her new cat toy Wow, we did the same thing when I was a kid, some 60 years ago <G> Once my Mom made it with sweetened condensed milk...*gags* But back then, my name was Gail...go figure... Kyla --who got her name off a coffee mug in Hawaii "Stormmee" > when I was a kid, we used to eat, tuna, peas, cream of mushroom soup, on > the [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] >> Kyla >> --Sqweex loves her new cat toy I am 49 in July but my mom was raised very poor and always kept the stuff for this at the back of the cabinet, the thing that always made her mad was when my dad would get the heals out and make toast and jelly with them, Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:MuSdnXVqR5HNCFLanZ2dnUVZ_oWdnZ2d@comcast.com... > Wow, we did the same thing when I was a kid, some 60 years ago <G> > Once my Mom made it with sweetened condensed milk...*gags* [quoted text clipped - 65 lines] > >> Kyla > >> --Sqweex loves her new cat toy LOL, I have such fond memories of when I was a kid. I'll be 63 on Incom Tax Day next month and spent 4 years of my early life as an only child before my sister was born and I have a pix of me at my gramma's house in a rabbit fur coat, hat and muff. I was so cute then. If I want a really good laugh, I drag out my 1962 and 1963 High School Yearbooks. OMG...LOL My late Dad taught math at the same HS I went to. I was so evil and got away with murder...hee hee hee Gail aka Kyla "Stormmee" >I am 49 in July but my mom was raised very poor and always kept the stuff > for this at the back of the cabinet, the thing that always made her mad [quoted text clipped - 84 lines] >> >> Kyla >> >> --Sqweex loves her new cat toy > I am 49 in July but my mom was raised very poor and always kept the > stuff for this at the back of the cabinet, the thing that always made > her mad was when my dad would get the heals out and make toast and > jelly with them, Lee What are 'heels of bread'? Do you mean the crusts at either end? Yowie yes and my dad said they were always best for toast and jelly because of the way they curve when they toast, Lee > > I am 49 in July but my mom was raised very poor and always kept the > > stuff for this at the back of the cabinet, the thing that always made [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Yowie You're right and my late dad did the same thing Kyla "Stormmee" > yes and my dad said they were always best for toast and jelly because of > the way they curve when they toast, Lee [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> Yowie >yes and my dad said they were always best for toast and jelly because of the >way they curve when they toast, Lee Over here we call them "toppers" and I reserve all of them for toast because they are just the best toast luckily Dave isn't keen on them or I would have to kill him to get them! The odd thing is that sandwich bars and cafe's never use them, they just bin them! I even tried asking for them in some places but they look at me like I'm mad (Okay I know I am) Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs that is so interesting, one of the best things about this group is seeing the differences and in the end the similarities among all of us. DH doesn't fight me for them, and will eat them if nothing else is available, but I get them if there is other bread, I could never actually save them I like them too well, Lee > >yes and my dad said they were always best for toast and jelly because of the > >way they curve when they toast, Lee [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > -- > Message posted via http://www.catkb.com > > In article <6367mqF268bn...@mid.individual.net>, > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Pam S Glop? Suz&Spicey On Mar 5, 9:09?am, "tanadashoes" <tan...@earthlink.net> wrote: > We made Glop. ?It was very popular and totally demolished by the humans. > The cats didn't get a chance. ?Though they tried. ?We still have some of > the > banana pudding left, but mostly because we filled up on Glop. > > Pam S Glop? Suz&Spicey ***************** Glop, I put the basic recipe in a later post. Good food, but not for the calorie conscious. Pam S. > In article <6367mqF268bn...@mid.individual.net>, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > pot with some stewed tomatoes. �Was pretty decent. And we'll have > leftovers for quite a while. Sounds good, my mom also adds onions and Worstershire sauce which is good. My Grandma K added onion soup mix. When we do pork roasts I like to add rosemary. Suz&Spicey we usually do the pork roast with just a can of pineapple, Lee On Mar 4, 9:06?pm, Daniel Mahoney <d...@catfolks.net> wrote: > In article <6367mqF268bn...@mid.individual.net>, > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > pot with some stewed tomatoes. ?Was pretty decent. And we'll have > leftovers for quite a while. Sounds good, my mom also adds onions and Worstershire sauce which is good. My Grandma K added onion soup mix. When we do pork roasts I like to add rosemary. Suz&Spicey Drool Kyla "Stormmee" > we usually do the pork roast with just a can of pineapple, Lee > Suz < > On Mar 4, 9:06?pm, Daniel Mahoney [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > to add rosemary. > Suz&Spicey tastes great and easy, Lee > Drool > Kyla [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > to add rosemary. > > Suz&Spicey PLEASE STOP CROSS-POSTING REPLIES TO THESE LOSERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > DH slow roasted a beef roast for later... it was outstandingly complex, he > took it out of the package, put it in the baking dish I gave him and [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> > >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. sorry, talker doesn't always pick them up, Lee > PLEASE STOP CROSS-POSTING REPLIES TO THESE LOSERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >> > > >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. I even got an email about this from someone I didn't know, guess its a concerned lurker, nice they are concerned but I wish more people would post to the group, Lee > sorry, talker doesn't always pick them up, Lee > > PLEASE STOP CROSS-POSTING REPLIES TO THESE LOSERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > >> > > > >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. > I even got an email about this from someone I didn't know, guess its a > concerned lurker, nice they are concerned but I wish more people would > post to the group, Lee What did they say lee without giving up a name BTW guys alt callahans is a great group you should check it out. >> I even got an email about this from someone I didn't know, guess its >> a concerned lurker, nice they are concerned but I wish more people [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > BTW guys alt callahans is a great group you should > check it out. It probably is a great group.... but I haven't joined RPCC for the same reason - I don't have the time to keep up with RPCA, how could I possibly keep up with another really chatty group (or two?) Yowie RPCC doesn't post nearly like this one does, and you can just lurk, its worth joining just to read the "venshures", Lee > >> I even got an email about this from someone I didn't know, guess its > >> a concerned lurker, nice they are concerned but I wish more people [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Yowie "Yowie" <yowie9644.DIESPAMDIE@yahoo.com.au> wrote in > It probably is a great group.... but I haven't joined RPCC for the > same reason - I don't have the time to keep up with RPCA, how could I > possibly keep up with another really chatty group (or two?) > > Yowie Ok you got me there kiddo. "john sumner" > "Yowie" >> >> It probably is a great group.... but I haven't joined RPCC for the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Ok you got me there kiddo. I belong to RPCA, RPCC and AMP-F. (the Pink Floyd Group) Those are all I can handle, and Mosey does the posting on RPCC HUG Kyla --who doesn't have time to play Bubbels....yet, but DH does <G> > I belong to RPCA, RPCC and AMP-F. (the Pink Floyd Group) > Those are all I can handle, and Mosey does the posting on RPCC > > HUG > Kyla > --who doesn't have time to play Bubbels....yet, but DH does <G> RPCC what does that mean kyla? > RPCC what does that mean kyla? rec.pets.cats.community >> RPCC what does that mean kyla? > > rec.pets.cats.community Ahh thanks dan. for me it translates to MY therapy, save lots on head doctor bills for me, Lee > >> RPCC what does that mean kyla? > > > > rec.pets.cats.community > > Ahh thanks dan. "Daniel Mahoney" >> RPCC what does that mean kyla? > > rec.pets.cats.community That's where the Cats talk to each other in a 'foreign' language. Cat Speak. Go to rec.pet.cats.community and take a peek. My kitty Mosey posts there <G> Kyla --Judge Judy gave the guy Hell and he had to pay the vet bill. WOO HOO just the same about posting to troll groups and very polite also, nothing offensive, actually pleasant enough I wanted them to post to the group, Lee > > I even got an email about this from someone I didn't know, guess its a > > concerned lurker, nice they are concerned but I wish more people would [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > BTW guys alt callahans is a great group you should > check it out. > just the same about posting to troll groups and very polite also, > nothing offensive, actually pleasant enough I wanted them to post to > the group, Lee Just was wondering thats all I must admit it was very curious to get an email from someone who was obviously a lurker wondering and curiosity are two wonderful qualities, Lee > > just the same about posting to troll groups and very polite also, > > nothing offensive, actually pleasant enough I wanted them to post to > > the group, Lee > > Just was wondering thats all > I must admit it was very curious to get an email from someone who was > obviously a lurker wondering and curiosity are two wonderful > qualities, Lee It is pretty nice. "john sumner" > "Stormmee" > >> I must admit it was very curious to get an email from someone who was >> obviously a lurker wondering and curiosity are two wonderful >> qualities, Lee > > It is pretty nice. Yeah, it is <G> HUG Kyla I got and e-mail from a lurker that I didn't know who Googled & sent me the troll menu I'd posted 8 years ago, and crossposted to a Beatles ng. whoa Kyla --who never did write back and thank this person <G> "Stormmee" ... >I even got an email about this from someone I didn't know, guess its a > concerned lurker, nice they are concerned but I wish more people would [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >> > >> > >> > >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. this person was very nice, Lee Kyla =^..^= <kyla.waterman@comcast.net> wrote in message news:t5-dnRASOduuD1LanZ2dnUVZ_vCknZ2d@comcast.com... > I got and e-mail from a lurker that I didn't know who Googled & sent me the > troll menu I'd posted 8 years ago, and crossposted to a Beatles ng. [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > >> > >> No one got any recipes? You know troll food. > >> > >> > jim <jameslebbs@gmail.com> wrote in news:6df74f2f-13a8-4cdb-91b7-ef32718f0aae@e10g2000prf.googlegroup > >> > >> > s.com: > >> > >> > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >> > >> > > >> > >> > Mashed potatoes can be your friend. Granby look where you are crossposting to alt.usenet.kooks,alt.callahans,rec.pets.cats.anecdotes. the first group is troll central < removed crossposting from my reply> > No one got any recipes? You know troll food. >> jim <jameslebbs@gmail.com> wrote in [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> Don't worry, we'll have no problem ignoring a pathetic little >> troll like you. oops I didn't even look, Lee > Granby look where you are crossposting to > alt.usenet.kooks,alt.callahans,rec.pets.cats.anecdotes. the first group is [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> > >> Mashed potatoes can be your friend. |
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