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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:44:51 PM

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Well, come in France in july or august, head for the beach of french riviera, and you should find many.
I am not allowed to even have a look

Sun glasses Eric, the answer is sunglasses!

Of course , I'm currently so out of shape that if I appeared on a beach (especially a French one) the local enviromental groups would all be tryinging to pull me into the ocean , thinking some poor whale had stranded itself!

It seem i have many lessons to learn from a man married since many much time than i do

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:44:57 PM

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I had originally planned to save up money to buy a new PC sometime in the next year, but you can't really beat instant gratification. Okay, semi-instant, because I don't get it until Wednesday.

Great! Enjoy it! You desrve it!

How would you know? I could have have been extremely naughty without telling you guys...

We were giving you the benefit of the doubt! And we were going to invite you to the Great Mid-America WITP AE Summit this year in Omaha Nebraska! Actually , we still are. There will be corn,steak and beer but absolutely no chochlate pudding! Indian pudding , maybe! But no chocholate!

What the heck is Indian pudding?

It's a New England colonial recipe that claims to have decended from indiginenous tribes. It's based on ground corn, molasses, and raisins or other fruits. It really is very tastey. I haven't had it in years, I'll have to find a recipe (I know we have a couple). We used to have it when we'd do a traditional Maine 4th of July dinner. Salmon pie with egg sauce, new peas, new potatoes and fresh corn. Followed by indian pudding.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:45:38 PM

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McCain supporters are not generally known as hard core conservatives. Moderates would be a more accurate term (I'm one). More importantly , they'd be more "hippie friendly " than say a Ron Paul or Pat Robertson supporter. But that's all too political for here or us. I was thinking more of the croc that resembles a big alligator with dental problems. I don't eat plastic. Ever!

Have you ever tried?

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:45:46 PM

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Incidentaly, i made a shinning bright new page, but i know how to keep modest

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:46:45 PM

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POLITICS YURI! WAVE OFF! BOLTER,BOLTER!

Hey, is this is politics, Thread bless politics.

Thats the first time i find politic interesting

Well, there are quite a few of the Ms. Alaska in question, but I decided that I'd rather avoid hiving Steve a fit.

She did look pretty good....in an 80s chic kind of way.

Some of us liked the 1980's. Big hair, etc. And no tatoos. I loath women in tatoos.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:46:58 PM

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Quick Eric , where do I find the "Bikini Party?". And how do I join!?

I seriously doubt that anyone wants to see you in a bikini, Steve.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:47:45 PM

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Well, come in France in july or august, head for the beach of french riviera, and you should find many.
I am not allowed to even have a look

From what I heard, French beaches a quite often "half-a-bikini".

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:48:03 PM

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McCain supporters are not generally known as hard core conservatives. Moderates would be a more accurate term (I'm one). More importantly , they'd be more "hippie friendly " than say a Ron Paul or Pat Robertson supporter. But that's all too political for here or us. I was thinking more of the croc that resembles a big alligator with dental problems. I don't eat plastic. Ever!

Have you ever tried?

I once had no fat cheese. It's plastic!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:48:40 PM

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Well, you are wrong. I am able to be insane and crazy without beer.
In fact, beer will probably get me more intelli.....NO, i would say less stupid.....

In 3 different languages simultaneously.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:49:50 PM

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Incidentaly, i made a shinning bright new page, but i know how to keep modest

That's OK , Napolean never rode a motorcycle either! But he would have if he could have!

And as a WITP AE you can claim to have commanded a much bigger army and navy then he ever did!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:49:50 PM

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Sun glasses Eric, the answer is sunglasses! Of course , I'm currently so out of shape that if I appeared on a beach (especially a French one) the local enviromental groups would all be tryinging to pull me into the ocean , thinking some poor whale had stranded itself!

I dread European beaches. Never did get used to the concept of a speedo.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:50:11 PM

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Well, come in France in july or august, head for the beach of french riviera, and you should find many.
I am not allowed to even have a look

From what I heard, French beaches a quite often "half-a-bikini".

That was true 20 years ago. Now, it is a legend. There is no more "liberty feeling" of the 80s.
You will now see bikini for sure; some interesting, some disgusting (probably like on every beach in the world). But no half-bikini.
Sorry to have waste your dream

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:50:59 PM

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It's a New England colonial recipe that claims to have decended from indiginenous tribes. It's based on ground corn, molasses, and raisins or other fruits. It really is very tastey. I haven't had it in years, I'll have to find a recipe (I know we have a couple). We used to have it when we'd do a traditional Maine 4th of July dinner. Salmon pie with egg sauce, new peas, new potatoes and fresh corn. Followed by indian pudding.

Sounds very good, actually.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:50:59 PM

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Quick Eric , where do I find the "Bikini Party?". And how do I join!?

I seriously doubt that anyone wants to see you in a bikini, Steve.

Oh , I wouldn't run. I'd be a "supporter!". I can support "both wings" at once!

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:51:09 PM

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Boy that looks like a serious pile of "hippie-wear". for Cheap hippies , who can't afford Birkenstocks.

Nah. I've seen 6 person families pile out of Suburbans bearing McCain '08 bumper stickers all wearing 'em. Doubt they were hippies. Just aesthetically challenged.

But hey, youre the one that wanted to eat these things.

But that's all too political for here or us.

I agree...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:51:15 PM

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Incidentaly, i made a shinning bright new page, but i know how to keep modest

Why?

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:52:11 PM

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Some of us liked the 1980's. Big hair, etc. And no tatoos. I loath women in tatoos.

I was too young to pay much attention to girls. But the 90s were not much of an improvement.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:52:17 PM

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Well, you are wrong. I am able to be insane and crazy without beer.
In fact, beer will probably get me more intelli.....NO, i would say less stupid.....

In 3 different languages simultaneously.

Absolument, c'est vrai
absolutely, it's true
Habsolument, das ist var

(but i, in fact, don't speak german; nor italian, not even spanish; well, thinking of it, i don't speak russian, pollish or danish; i can't even speak in papoo ! )

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:53:13 PM

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I once had no fat cheese. It's plastic!

I once tried tofu outside of a bowl of miso soup.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:53:48 PM

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It's a New England colonial recipe that claims to have decended from indiginenous tribes. It's based on ground corn, molasses, and raisins or other fruits. It really is very tastey. I haven't had it in years, I'll have to find a recipe (I know we have a couple). We used to have it when we'd do a traditional Maine 4th of July dinner. Salmon pie with egg sauce, new peas, new potatoes and fresh corn. Followed by indian pudding.

Sounds very good, actually.

You could try this

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:54:42 PM

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That was true 20 years ago. Now, it is a legend. There is no more "liberty feeling" of the 80s.
You will now see bikini for sure; some interesting, some disgusting (probably like on every beach in the world). But no half-bikini.
Sorry to have waste your dream

What is France coming to if you cant see boobies on the beach.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:55:02 PM

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Sun glasses Eric, the answer is sunglasses! Of course , I'm currently so out of shape that if I appeared on a beach (especially a French one) the local enviromental groups would all be tryinging to pull me into the ocean , thinking some poor whale had stranded itself!

I dread European beaches. Never did get used to the concept of a speedo.

I took a lot of crap on British beaches from my classmates when I refused to wear them. One asked if I was "cold". (I actually wore a pair of UDT shorts which are pretty brief). I politely informed him that if I wore his suit , I'd be arrested for "public indecenY" , as would most Americans. It got a bunch of red faces from the guys , and a lot of titters from the girls. Yes, it was a jingoistic moment. but it was fun, and besides the guy was a jerk.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:55:41 PM

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Oh , I wouldn't run. I'd be a "supporter!". I can support "both wings" at once!

From what I can tell, those girls have plenty of "support" already.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:55:49 PM

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Well, come in France in july or august, head for the beach of french riviera, and you should find many.
I am not allowed to even have a look

From what I heard, French beaches a quite often "half-a-bikini".

That was true 20 years ago. Now, it is a legend. There is no more "liberty feeling" of the 80s.
You will now see bikini for sure; some interesting, some disgusting (probably like on every beach in the world). But no half-bikini.
Sorry to have waste your dream

You have to go to the Canary Islands now.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:56:39 PM

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Boy that looks like a serious pile of "hippie-wear". for Cheap hippies , who can't afford Birkenstocks.

Nah. I've seen 6 person families pile out of Suburbans bearing McCain '08 bumper stickers all wearing 'em. Doubt they were hippies. Just aesthetically challenged.

But hey, youre the one that wanted to eat these things.

But that's all too political for here or us.

I agree...

What so political about fugly shoes?

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:56:55 PM

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It's a New England colonial recipe that claims to have decended from indiginenous tribes. It's based on ground corn, molasses, and raisins or other fruits. It really is very tastey. I haven't had it in years, I'll have to find a recipe (I know we have a couple). We used to have it when we'd do a traditional Maine 4th of July dinner. Salmon pie with egg sauce, new peas, new potatoes and fresh corn. Followed by indian pudding.

Sounds very good, actually.

It's great. New England actually has some great food , especially Maine. Unfortunately it tends to be a dying art.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:57:40 PM

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Well, you are wrong. I am able to be insane and crazy without beer.
In fact, beer will probably get me more intelli.....NO, i would say less stupid.....

In 3 different languages simultaneously.

Absolument, c'est vrai
absolutely, it's true
Habsolument, das ist var

(but i, in fact, don't speak german; nor italian, not even spanish; well, thinking of it, i don't speak russian, pollish or danish; i can't even speak in papoo ! )

Depending how drunk the people around you are it might not matter.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:58:17 PM

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It's a New England colonial recipe that claims to have decended from indiginenous tribes. It's based on ground corn, molasses, and raisins or other fruits. It really is very tastey. I haven't had it in years, I'll have to find a recipe (I know we have a couple). We used to have it when we'd do a traditional Maine 4th of July dinner. Salmon pie with egg sauce, new peas, new potatoes and fresh corn. Followed by indian pudding.

Sounds very good, actually.

You could try this

Does this have a name?

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:59:12 PM

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Some of us liked the 1980's. Big hair, etc. And no tatoos. I loath women in tatoos.

I was too young to pay much attention to girls. But the 90s were not much of an improvement.

The 1980's were an era where some of us liked the music and girls (please try NOT to throw up Kristian, I know your feelings on the subject). But the 1970's were the polyester uears , and the 1990's were the age of rap. The 1980's were to me a brief oaisis.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 3/6/2010 7:59:38 PM

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I took a lot of crap on British beaches from my classmates when I refused to wear them. One asked if I was "cold". (I actually wore a pair of UDT shorts which are pretty brief). I politely informed him that if I wore his suit , I'd be arrested for "public indecenY" , as would most Americans. It got a bunch of red faces from the guys , and a lot of titters from the girls. Yes, it was a jingoistic moment. but it was fun, and besides the guy was a jerk.

Sounds like he had it coming.

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