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jerseyangel Proficient
Mmmmmm! :P ..........sans butter...........but loved the chocolate ones! :D

Lurved the Brown Sugar-Cinnamon, sans frosting :P


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DingoGirl Enthusiast
Mmmmmm! :P ..........sans butter...........but loved the chocolate ones! :D

for me.....it was plain, unfrosted strawberry........ *sigh* so completely ersatz but....how I loved them. :lol:

and no, no scuba diving for me Leesah! :o I would hyperventilate and die......and even clear blue oceans where you can see everything causes the same panic reaction.........

OMG!!!!!

Sam Hill is a cross-dresser!!!!!!

Don't tell me he's going to be a bridesmaid?!?!????

oh dear gawd :lol: :lol: :lol:

DingoGirl Enthusiast

OMG

Just kind of heard in the background on Entertainment Tonight........the starz of an ADULT FILM called Gilligan's Island........that's right - - our childhood fave, set to naughty :o:lol:

wackl!

Lisa Mentor
oh dear gawd :lol: :lol: :lol:

WHAT? <_< Sam was a little bit...um...uncomfortable in the tux.

Darn210 Enthusiast
OMG!!!!!

Sam Hill is a cross-dresser!!!!!!

Don't tell me he's going to be a bridesmaid?!?!????

He reeeeeaaaaally does not have the complexion nor the cleavage to pull off a dress like that!! :lol::lol:

curlyfries Contributor
He reeeeeaaaaally does not have the complexion nor the cleavage to pull off a dress like that!! :lol::lol:

But he does have an effeminate quality about him.........and what woman wouldn't kill for that collar bone!

psawyer Proficient
:lol::ph34r:

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DingoGirl Enthusiast
WHAT? Sam was a little bit...um...uncomfortable in the tux.

oh - so you did try him in that, eh? and then, just decided to switch? how conveeeeen-ient :lol:

He reeeeeaaaaally does not have the complexion nor the cleavage to pull off a dress like that!!

looks a bit grEy in paloUr but - I think with the bone structure, he CAN pull if off ;)

But he does have an effeminate quality about him.........and what woman wouldn't kill for that collar bone!

he really is almost a bit TOO MUCH in touch with his feminine side, isn't he? and.......the viagra didn't work because...well......you know, obvious reasons :lol: :lol: but he tried

:lol::ph34r:

PETER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

About an hour ago I was WONDERING when you were going to join us in upping the wackl!!!!!!! You've been quiet!!!! :P Too much holiday madness?

Green12 Enthusiast

Chatty Sillies tonight!

Fan-Parking-Tastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (excellent Janet)

I had discussed meow before.....refers to a term used for a woman's body part.......another word for kitty.........starts with a *P*

Bobblehead..............well..........

First let's look at another middle school term..........gobble-gobble..........verb......

If you are performing this activity.......you could be considered a bobblehead..............don't think there's another word used to describe this person ........ . . . . . ..

........oh, I know...........MONICA LEWINSKY!!!!!

Lisa!! This whole passage cracked me up, very knaughty chidlins......um gobble gobble? Well that's an interesting way to put it :lol:

Way to go on the weight loss!!! Woo hoo!

Good luck with your first gluten-free, df, sugar free Thanksgiving. You can still do a LOT even with those restrictions, trust me on that, speaking from personal experience.

Susie, we're gonna have Pumpkin Pie Cake . . . pumpking pie on the bottom (no crust) and a struessaly type topping made wif a cake mix (NOT made into cake/cakebatter). I had it last week at school (not gluten free) and thought it should be able to convert nicely wif a Pamela's cake mix instead of a regular cake mix.

This sounds very interesting, let us know how it turns out!

W/ his big chief ballcock?

HEE HEE, Tom!!!!!!

Next year, I"m shipping myself off to a Silly's house which will serve yummy g f food........Jules, I *think* Weez and I can drive to Colorado in a day or so?

[Ptaum, you are MUCH closer but I'm not hearing about anything delish or smelling anything coming from yer oven up there]

Come on over Sooze!!

Yeah, Tom haven't heard about anything cooking at yer place. What you doing for Thanksgiving? Same for Amanda and Jess and Judy, Bev, everyone.... I want to hear!

Thanksgiving bigger than Christmas??? Not sure about that . . . but I know I enjoy it more. Usually (not this year) get to see a lot of family without the pressure of getting all the "right" gifts.

I have to agree, not necessarily bigger than Christmas but maybe just as big??? I LOVE Thanksgiving, me favorite holiday cooking wise too, LOVE the food!!!! Christmas there is so much more pressure and extra work with the decorating and the gifts, like Janet said.

The girls will be gone to their beau's parents, but I get them for Christmas. I think I'll stuff the turkey with popcorn and sit back and watch.

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

DingoGirl Enthusiast

Jules, it's just us! :wub:

Christmas..........sooooooooo much pressure. but - curious......I always find myself working madly on Christmas Eve, finishing things, painting things, wrapping, making marshmallows/candles/cookies - whatever. And I always feel enormous pressure, and in the past have often stayed up until 3 a.m. or summat to get it all finished. HEINOUSLY RIDICULOUS!

I thought there was too much pressure and I couldn't stand it so - a couple of years I was quite organized, and didn't engage in my Christmas Eve tradition - - candles, carols and sacred hymns, reflecting on things, making things for loved ones, in one of the most sacred nights/times of the year - it is hard to explain the magic of that, being alone in the wonder of it.......now I truly love it and make SURE I spend a portion of it home alone and doing this!

<wackl>

♥♥♥

Green12 Enthusiast
Jules, it's just us! :wub:

Christmas..........sooooooooo much pressure. but - curious......I always find myself working madly on Christmas Eve, finishing things, painting things, wrapping, making marshmallows/candles/cookies - whatever. And I always feel enormous pressure, and in the past have often stayed up until 3 a.m. or summat to get it all finished. HEINOUSLY RIDICULOUS!

I thought there was too much pressure and I couldn't stand it so - a couple of years I was quite organized, and didn't engage in my Christmas Eve tradition - - candles, carols and sacred hymns, reflecting on things, making things for loved ones, in one of the most sacred nights/times of the year - it is hard to explain the magic of that, being alone in the wonder of it.......now I truly love it and make SURE I spend a portion of it home alone and doing this!

<wackl>

♥♥♥

Ooops, I stepped away, still here?

:wub::wub:

I can so relate to ALL the above, cept in my family we do our main celebrating on Christmas Eve (twas the birth of baby Jesus afterall :lol:) so I have to have all ready the day before Christmas Eve.

Your Christmas Eve traditions sound magical :wub:

And speaking of your marshmallows, I haven't heard you talk about making them in a while now. How DO you make them??

I am off to bed, have a lot of things on my "to do" list for tomorrow.

Night! :wub:

Jestgar Rising Star

My sis in law is doing thanksgiving. I might bring my own gravy, since they all prefer the flour thickened type, but she swears she's doing gluten free cornbread stuffing. They're pretty good about reading labels and not poisoning me. Last year I got pumpkin custard in my own personal custard cup. :rolleyes:

But they're doing it Friday (less stress, have Thursday to prepare) so I'm going to try the overnight, low temp turkey that someone else posted somewhere. I figure if it's good, I'll bring some on Friday, and if it's just OK, I can still freeze the meat for later meals.

tom Contributor

Aaaaaagh how many posts will I have to split THIS into????

[Was the emotiquota put back to 20?? :huh: ]

Yes! Something else I wanted to explore. Ptaoughmghmn, where is your quaalude scar? Is it in the shape of a quaalude, or is it named this due to it being created whilst you were taking quaaludes??

Hmmm not simply whilst, but rather 'entirely due to'.

I wish it were a fascinating story & maybe it's time I made one up. The truth is no more than mildly amusing.

Imagine, if you will, some apartment party at some apt complex -whole complex in on the party - faintly remembered as west of campus, populated by many intoxicated young adults, including more than a few balance-deprived through pharmaceuticals.

I know for a PHACT there were these pebbled concrete garbage can holders all about, at a good height for handy butt-leanin' - ya know, not really sitting but close.

In my balance-impaired state, I leaned on several!

Guess I tried to lean on one ONE too many times. Heehee I can picture perfectly seeing what I thought was the base of one with downturned eye. So I leaned back.

Alas . ...lmao . ...'tweren't a garbage can holder at all!!!! In a flash I'm fully ass-in, legs & arms out, of a recently used, otherwise empty keg tub, soaking in ice & icewater, w/ blood flowing from a forearm cut by the impact on a NOT sharp at all tub edge!!!!!

And I laughed. And bled. And stayed. Ahhhhh college :D:)

Orrrrrrrrrrrr .. . .backstage at a Stones show, I axed Keef for a tums . .. . .who knew????? :wacko:

And who knew Charlie Watts would let me play a cymbal or that they could be that sharp?????

tom Contributor
Skanky Cougar!!! ....so I could safely date a 25 yr old?!?!

Jools puhLEEZ you look ARE too young to be all cougary!!

Don'tcha need to be over 40 1st?

Thanksgiving prep is in full swing for me. My house smells so GOOD!!! I made the cranberry compote and baked the corn bread for the dressing last night and just baked the gingerbread cakes for the trifle.

<homer'sdroolysound> olfactory paradise!!!

Why aren't at least SOME perfumes like this? -_-:huh:

Canberry :lol: - I'm not a big fan of either but prefer the made-from-scratch type. Warm.

(Not that *I've* ever made it!)

That sounds so good--I miss cheesecake :( Dairy hates me :angry:

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh cheeeeeeeeeeeesecake!!

Dairy doesn't *hate* me so much, so I'd probably indulge in a gluten-free one given the chance.

(Uh-oh .. ..now I'm wondering where to get some. There ARE good gluten-free bakeries in the bay area - just not in MY area of the bay. And no .....I won't be making one)

Leesuh!! Wow 30lbs!!

Next year, I"m shipping myself off to a Silly's house which will serve yummy g f food........Jules, I *think* Weez and I can drive to Colorado in a day or so? :lol:

[Ptaum, you are MUCH closer but I'm not hearing about anything delish or smelling anything coming from yer oven up there :lol: ]

Much closer to Joolz' splendiferous everything-free kitchen?? :unsure: I don't think so .. .. ..which box has the maps .. . .oh . ...no ....you meant something else. Heehee

:lol: haven't you? haven't I babbled on at super speed on the fone?

<longLonnnnnnnnngggggChuckle>

[memory fading in] oh yeahhhh ^_^

I think one time I said "do I get a turn to talk too?"

And another time "it's not really a conversation w/out both ppl talking, is it" ?

gah lol now :lol: :lol:

It is SO wonderful that Thanksgiving is such a big holiday for you Yanks. ... :) .. .bigger than Christmas, isn't it?

Well it's big and much-enjoyed but .. ..c'mon psillies .. ..it ain't NEAR as big as CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!

Are Thxgvg decorations utterly ubiquitous for ....a whole month before????? :wacko:

Put me down for frosted brown sugar cinnamon poptarts!!! (And any berry one in second)

Knobgobbler is a common term isn't it? Well it should be, w/ that trans-syllabic intra-word rhyming.

:lol: :lol: I finally see a transgendered Samantha Hill!!!!! :lol:

Come on over Sooze!!

Yeah, Tom haven't heard about anything cooking at yer place. What you doing for Thanksgiving?

:puzzled&confuzzledface: .. . . .now which Julie was I emailing with about what time & which gate for my flight?? :unsure: Crap .. .. .that wasn't you??

OK, well my deal starts w/ the fact that I never did ANY Thxgvg cooking beFORE celiac anyway. Aren't there usually some sort of televised sports that day?

I don't know WHAT I'm doing!! Should've started thinking about this awhile ago. :(

I started - just today :ph34r: - to consider going to see Nic&Nat outside Reno since they'll be off school, but if I can work this wkend it'd be shortsighted to not rack up as many hrs as I can.

Since 1st dating Teresa, their mom, in ~91 I've usually gone to HER mom's SJ home. But they all moved to NV a few yrs ago & betw the housebound yrs & Phx .....waaaaaaaa ....I have nowhere!!!

(That'll be different next yr, by jove!!)

elye Community Regular

Morning, Sillies!

OMG. Samantha Hill. :lol::lol:

Just gets better and better. Time to put my Samatar back up.

Didn't we suspect, for a time, homosexual tendencies in our Manhead? Why was that? Due to his subtle femininity?...... ..

No! It was the homosexual dating service from which he many have come!!

:lol:

Still don't know which business in that building threw him out. Must get on this... . .

I have to agree, not necessarily bigger than Christmas but maybe just as big??? I LOVE Thanksgiving, me favorite holiday cooking wise too, LOVE the food!!!! Christmas there is so much more pressure and extra work with the decorating and the gifts, like Janet said.

I guess, upon reflection, I meant to ask, "JUST as big?", as up here there is no comparison - - Thanksgiving fades into a small blip on the national screen when compared to Christmas. The States plays up Thanksgiving much more . . .....it seems so nice.. . .. .. :) Families and food, thankfulness . . . ......

But we're happy....we get a three-day weekend. . . . . . . :rolleyes:

Last year I got pumpkin custard in my own personal custard cup. :rolleyes:

Jess! This sounds suspiciously like Thanksgiving Canuck Lumberjack Tarts....catching on!!

And I laughed. And bled. And stayed. Ahhhhh college

OMG! :lol::lol:

Ptaoughmghmn....you are mistaken - - this is every bit as entertaining as an apocryphal Rolling Stones tale. . .. . .

nikki-uk Enthusiast

Afternoon psillies!!!!

Many *chortles*.....but can't be bothered to quote.......veeerry slow brain today - must-resist-couch-with-blankies!!!!! *yawn*

The big chief plumber (sans ballcock) has been......& ordered 'a part' for me ailing boiler........he thinks it may take a week to arrive :rolleyes:

...which has spurred talk of Tel opening up the fireplace in our living room <I DO rather fancy an open fire>

T'would require a breed of man nary seen though.......the chimney sweep......or perhaps I should just send The Twa up there????? :unsure:

Julie's parking mad :lol:

Fan-parking-tastic!!! :lol:

Tales of c

jerseyangel Proficient
MYGAWD!!... I thinkwe've got our 20 emotaquota back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

Tis true!! :D Skaught mentioned it in Soozle's thread, ever so phleetingly bephore it got lost in the abyss.

Cooking up to me yatta-bay! Be back later B)

Darn210 Enthusiast
MYGAWD!!... I thinkwe've got our 20 emotaquota back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:o;):lol:<_<:rolleyes::D:PB):):lol::huh::lol::D:unsure::):P:huh::lol:;):rolleyes:

Holy Carp!! Yer Right!!!

Nice Job Soozle!!! Holding the board hostage worked!!!

Jestgar Rising Star

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Lisa Mentor

Anyone going to answer that one?

Jestgar Rising Star
OK, well my deal starts w/ the fact that I never did ANY Thxgvg cooking beFORE celiac anyway. Aren't there usually some sort of televised sports that day?

I don't know WHAT I'm doing!!

Well, I'll have a bacon wrapped turkey, and only me to eat it :D

Pick up Sooze on your way, and stop in Vancouver for some stuffing. Ask Andrea, I'm sure she knows a place.

jerseyangel Proficient
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Ya figure this had to happen sooner or later....... :P

Darn210 Enthusiast
Anyone going to answer that one?

I think Emily should . . . Sam was under her supervision . . . she let him get out. Of course there's no guarentee that she won't totally make something up!!!

Green12 Enthusiast
The big chief plumber (sans ballcock) has been......& ordered 'a part' for me ailing boiler........he thinks it may take a week to arrive :rolleyes:

...which has spurred talk of Tel opening up the fireplace in our living room <I DO rather fancy an open fire>

T'would require a breed of man nary seen though.......the chimney sweep......or perhaps I should just send The Twa up there????? :unsure:

Oooh, an open fire sounds lovely, I quite fancy that meself.

And a chimney sweep!!! So very Mary Poppins!!!!!

:lol: sending the Twa up the chimney

....but a week to get the part in to fix yer boiler Nik?? HEINOUS. Are you guys going to be warm enough?!?!?!

..also our 'stuffing' tends to be fairly simple (DEFINITELY simple compared to Richard's Dingo Keen-Wah concoction!)

We tend to have Sage and Onion (just breadcrumbs, sage, onion, bound together with an egg) or sausagemeat stuffing :P

King Richard's Dingo Quinoa stuffing/dressing was quite laboUr intensive, a lot of our stuffings/dressings are simple like what you describe (a form of bread cubed, onion, celery, some seasonings like sage, and chicken broth...maybe an egg, sometimes diced apples and sausage, etc.) but some you can go all out on like with wild rice and such.

OK, who posted that link to 'interpreting your dreams' ??? (can't go back - only forward today :lol: )

I had a dream last night that I joined a hippy commune.........

Bevel was me best mate there :lol::lol:

We wore tye dye flowing skirts and plaited everybodies hair......... and we lived illegally (squatters!) in a Stately home B)

Veeeeeery interesting dream Nik, twas me (not to be confused with Twa me) who posted the dream dictionary:

Open Original Shared Link

See the alphabet there close to the top? You can look up the objects that were in your dream and they define what it might symbolize. i.e. Sooze's "perfume" or "purse", or your and Bev's "skirts"

...and WHY doesn't Britain have a Thanksgiving???......harumphff!!!!! <_<

Tis a good question. Me thinks you and Terry should cook up a big feast tomorrow and celebrate it wif us, maybe it will catch on with yer countrymen!

GAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And what't this about stuffing in Vancouver?!?!?

Cooking up to me yatta-bay!

Patti said yatta-bay!!!!

Me too (whatever me yatta-bay is, dunno :huh: , but I'm cooking up to it!!!!!)

I'll be back later !

DingoGirl Enthusiast
I think Emily should . . . Sam was under her supervision . . . she let him get out. Of course there's no guarentee that she won't totally make something up!!!

oh mah gah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

we've been spotted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was starting to answer and then stopped.......had to see what me sillies were saying.....

should we just all, every single one of us wif a samatar, post over there? Just short ones like.......

"I don't know what you're talking about, where are you seeing this?"

or

"Statues? :blink: is this a hallucinatory effect from gluten nightmares?"

I was offering a polite but silly explanation and then stopped..........

:lol:

mad, totally mad

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