notyou2 wrote:No, that's his mother you're thinking of.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
I forgot to say balding too.
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notyou2 wrote:No, that's his mother you're thinking of.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
No. Is your mom a crazy redhead?nietzsche wrote:Is your father a fat old man?TA1LGUNN3R wrote:Nietzsche looks like he could be my brother. Creepy.
-TG
No.TA1LGUNN3R wrote:No. Is your mom a crazy redhead?nietzsche wrote:Is your father a fat old man?TA1LGUNN3R wrote:Nietzsche looks like he could be my brother. Creepy.
-TG
-TG
I shoulda said, the October edition, the one with the witch.jonesthecurl wrote:If you want to find out why she's wearing that badge, seeVictor Sullivan wrote:"LT."? Is your wife a lieutenant? Or is that the other Mrs. thecurl?jonesthecurl wrote:
-Sully
http://mattersmagazine.com/archive.html - the relevant bit starts at p15
OMG! That's AWESOME!jonesthecurl wrote:I shoulda said, the October edition, the one with the witch.jonesthecurl wrote:If you want to find out why she's wearing that badge, seeVictor Sullivan wrote:"LT."? Is your wife a lieutenant? Or is that the other Mrs. thecurl?jonesthecurl wrote:
-Sully
http://mattersmagazine.com/archive.html - the relevant bit starts at p15
Which season of Masterchef were you in? Cuz now I totally have to watch itjonesthecurl wrote:yay, me.
jonesthecurl wrote:Oh, and he said it in French, which is spelled the same way but pronounced differently.
Still, that's pretty sweet. The only achievement like that I have is... Erm, well, I don't really have any real achievements like that.jonesthecurl wrote:OK two points:
(1)this was in the UK, many years ago. I was in the competition three times, the last in 1995.
(2) I didn't get anywhere near the finals, I don't know how she got that idea. I haven't called the paper to correct her tho. I did ask to see the article before it was published to correct any factual errors, and she didn't take me up on the offer.
Actually 3 points. (3)I'm still the best cook I ever met, apart from Jean-Cristoffe Novelli. Who pronounced the sauce for my lamb dish (mamcu lamb, based on an old Welsh recipe) "incredible". I think he meant it in a good way.
Stir-fry.nietzsche wrote:jonesy, do you have a recipe with broccoli and spinach ?
jonesthecurl wrote:Stir-fry.nietzsche wrote:jonesy, do you have a recipe with broccoli and spinach ?
With scallions(spring onions to us Brits), cucumber, garlic.
scallions in first with the garlic, then broccoli, then spinach, then diced cucmber (seeds removed). Add mushroom soy, rice wine, sesame oil. If you want to move out of the veggie area, add steamed chicken before the broccoli, then bacon & tiny shrimps.
I assume you'd leave a fair bit of time between the broccoli and spinach. Broccoli takes a lot longer to cook that spinach...right?jonesthecurl wrote:Stir-fry.nietzsche wrote:jonesy, do you have a recipe with broccoli and spinach ?
With scallions(spring onions to us Brits), cucumber, garlic.
scallions in first with the garlic, then broccoli, then spinach, then diced cucmber (seeds removed). Add mushroom soy, rice wine, sesame oil. If you want to move out of the veggie area, add steamed chicken before the broccoli, then bacon & tiny shrimps.
El Capitan X wrote:The people in flame wars just seem to get dimmer and dimmer. Seriously though, I love your style, always a good read.
Not too much, broc can not only be eaten raw, but also overcooked broc is blergh!TheProwler wrote:I assume you'd leave a fair bit of time between the broccoli and spinach. Broccoli takes a lot longer to cook that spinach...right?jonesthecurl wrote:Stir-fry.nietzsche wrote:jonesy, do you have a recipe with broccoli and spinach ?
With scallions(spring onions to us Brits), cucumber, garlic.
scallions in first with the garlic, then broccoli, then spinach, then diced cucmber (seeds removed). Add mushroom soy, rice wine, sesame oil. If you want to move out of the veggie area, add steamed chicken before the broccoli, then bacon & tiny shrimps.
Correct. Or you can steam the broc for a few minutes before adding it to the stir fry.Lootifer wrote:Not too much, broc can not only be eaten raw, but also overcooked broc is blergh!TheProwler wrote:I assume you'd leave a fair bit of time between the broccoli and spinach. Broccoli takes a lot longer to cook that spinach...right?jonesthecurl wrote:Stir-fry.nietzsche wrote:jonesy, do you have a recipe with broccoli and spinach ?
With scallions(spring onions to us Brits), cucumber, garlic.
scallions in first with the garlic, then broccoli, then spinach, then diced cucmber (seeds removed). Add mushroom soy, rice wine, sesame oil. If you want to move out of the veggie area, add steamed chicken before the broccoli, then bacon & tiny shrimps.
Lootifer wrote:You def look like a scott
The one and only.Pirlo wrote:that sexy looks like DAZEY!!!!!
