Bronx is Burning!!! Damages is good...yes it's just a legal drama but it's good. Rescue Me blows now (see my rant) MAD MEN!!! 1960's New York when we were kings!
I like the look of The Journeyman. Oh, and Mike...next time I have an authentic Hawaiiana party (and there will be more. I spent a fortune on ITUNES)...I expect your Irishness here! Did the fruit plate make it to the bar?
The fruit plate made it to the bar, A, but there was significant heat damage by the time it was offered to me after the show. I did take the brownie though. I thank you for that.
Mad Men isn't really grabbing me, rambler. By "kings" do you mean "slimy white guys from the suburbs with cushy well-paid jobs"? I'd hardly include myself in that category.
Correction: it was offered earlier as a sort of dessert to my greasy dinner of chicken fingers and rings at the Wonder Bar, but I declined as I was already on the verge of vomiting.
oh no! it was a sight to behold when it left faux Hawai'i. I'm glad the brownie made it. I was blessed with two trays of brownies and imported Irish cookies. I'm telling you Mike, next time...I'm sending an invitation to Bayonne.
wait... the warm fruit cocktail would take you over the edge? I hope it didn't slide off the seat...Gina? FYI- You are about to lose control of your blog.
Oh I'm sorry, Mike. This was petty of me, especially since you were feeling so badly. Correction accepted.
Angie Aloha~ I credit your mom with wisdom and common sense, as your marvelous fruit salad would have been lost at the juncture of 206 and 287, had she not insisted the desserts be secured in zip-lock bags. As Mike mentions, the heat had basically reduced it all to a crappy "pulp". It was a sweet gesture though and a lovely salad.
Oh I know, Ang. Must be the Wilkes-Barre in them. My mom has em hanging out to dry and expects me to use them. Sorry, I don't like used ziplocks. There's never any real way to tell if that bag isn't contaminated. I can apreciate the principle, and would use them for something dirty such as parkway change or used rubber bands or tissues, but do you really want to put anything edible in there? No.
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and then they go and do not what they know.
I hope the man learns from this.
I guess there just wasn't a core audience for "surf noir" ha!
Bronx is Burning!!!
Damages is good...yes it's just a legal drama but it's good.
Rescue Me blows now (see my rant)
MAD MEN!!! 1960's New York when we were kings!
"Surf noir," huh? If only they had actually gotten around to any noir. As it was, there was barely any surfing.
I like the look of The Journeyman.
Oh, and Mike...next time I have an authentic Hawaiiana party (and there will be more. I spent a fortune on ITUNES)...I expect your Irishness here!
Did the fruit plate make it to the bar?
The fruit plate made it to the bar, A, but there was significant heat damage by the time it was offered to me after the show. I did take the brownie though. I thank you for that.
Mad Men isn't really grabbing me, rambler. By "kings" do you mean "slimy white guys from the suburbs with cushy well-paid jobs"? I'd hardly include myself in that category.
ahem...forget it.
'by the time it was offered'.
Good one, Brownie man.
Correction: it was offered earlier as a sort of dessert to my greasy dinner of chicken fingers and rings at the Wonder Bar, but I declined as I was already on the verge of vomiting.
oh no! it was a sight to behold when it left faux Hawai'i.
I'm glad the brownie made it. I was blessed with two trays of brownies and imported Irish cookies. I'm telling you Mike, next time...I'm sending an invitation to Bayonne.
wait...
the warm fruit cocktail would take you over the edge? I hope it didn't slide off the seat...Gina?
FYI-
You are about to lose control of your blog.
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Oh I'm sorry, Mike. This was petty of me, especially since you were feeling so badly. Correction accepted.
Angie Aloha~ I credit your mom with wisdom and common sense, as your marvelous fruit salad would have been lost at the juncture of 206 and 287, had she not insisted the desserts be secured in zip-lock bags. As Mike mentions, the heat had basically reduced it all to a crappy "pulp". It was a sweet gesture though and a lovely salad.
what is with Fran and Jacque and the ziplock bags lately?
they've been washing and reusing them, you know.
Oh I know, Ang. Must be the Wilkes-Barre in them. My mom has em hanging out to dry and expects me to use them. Sorry, I don't like used ziplocks. There's never any real way to tell if that bag isn't contaminated. I can apreciate the principle, and would use them for something dirty such as parkway change or used rubber bands or tissues, but do you really want to put anything edible in there? No.
not for tissues.
You could use them for CDs, receipts, pens, things already contained which need to be further contained. Non edibles. That's it.
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