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07/24/2005 12:44:08 AM · #101
Indefatigable
07/24/2005 12:49:48 AM · #102
Flatulent

...sorry, I just ate a lot of cheese...
07/24/2005 01:20:23 AM · #103
nachos
07/24/2005 01:41:48 AM · #104
no
07/24/2005 01:43:23 AM · #105
toothache
07/24/2005 02:25:09 AM · #106
Originally posted by Fetor:

Mellotron


(I want one!) If only my Organ was fixed...:(

Piano:)
07/24/2005 02:28:01 AM · #107
sweet
07/24/2005 02:29:46 AM · #108
[oh wait i have another one]

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
07/24/2005 02:36:57 AM · #109
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh

(seems to go with the above anyway...)
07/24/2005 02:57:11 AM · #110
migraine

i feel a big one coming on. :(
07/24/2005 03:31:40 AM · #111
dada

the art movement and also a great band..
07/24/2005 04:46:08 AM · #112
HELP !!!!!!!
07/24/2005 07:23:50 AM · #113
Since moving to Scotland I have learnt they have a whole new set of words for common insects - see if you can work out their more common names:

foggy bummer
horny golloch
thripp
slater
07/24/2005 08:17:34 AM · #114
laugh
07/24/2005 08:19:46 AM · #115
phlegmn
07/24/2005 09:19:11 AM · #116
vestibule
07/24/2005 09:28:58 AM · #117
Balderdash!
07/24/2005 10:08:22 AM · #118
*Yall*
Its the way we southern bells say you all!
07/24/2005 11:39:01 AM · #119
Originally posted by grandmarginal:

Poutine do you guys know what poutine is?... Maybe a few people from Vermont? ;P


LOL!

I tried some poutine up in Derby, Vermont, a town about 3 miles from the Canadian border.

Here's my one word review: "Don't". :D

That is ONE nasty dish, from just about all perspectives. It is visually ugly, unbelieveably unhealthy for you, tastes disgusting, and is made from cheap ingredients.

The one redeeming benefit of poutine, however, is the caloric value. One steaming bowlful is about 60000 calories, or about enough energy to keep Ottawa's 412 public ice hockey rinks lit all night for three nights.;)

Back to the cheap ingredients. Poutine is a "dish" ( here, I use the culinary term in the loosest possible sense) made of French Fries ( no longer "Freedom Fries", BTW, but that is another story) cruelly smothered with a hypergluittonous grey gravy, with the special addition of - get this - cheese curds.

As most of us have only heard of cheese curds, and generally only in reference to Little Miss Muffet, allow me to introduce them to you. They are irregularly-shaped, tannish-gray, blobs of stringy, rubbery, milk-sour revulsion-inducing dairy-squid.

After your first bite of poutine, if you are like me, you will be struggling to maintain your composure. Because your brain is being assaulted on two different fronts simultaneously.

The first front, of course, is the way the stuff tastes, and, dare I say it, actually feels, in your mouth. The combination of greasy fries, even greasier gravy against the cardboard dryness and sour milk stylings of the curd is a revelation in contrasts. Only, in a bad way.

The second front is even more chilling. And that is the thought process that starts with, "What is this cheese curd stuff, anyways?"

The answer cometh swiftly: "It's revolting, is what it is. Some sort of revolting Canadian dairy right-of-passage bravery test."

Then you ask, you must ask yourself: "Where in the world would you even BUY this stuff, (let alone even want to USE it in a dish - just leave that part out of the argument for now) - but where would you buy this stuff???"

"Is it rare? Could there possibly be a demand for something like this?"

"Is this whole thing a joke - they only give the cheesecurd "poutine" to Americans and save the fabulously expensive Velveeta "real Poutine" for true Canadians?"

"Does it matter? Either I just paid money for a bowl of something made with a disgusting ingredient never seen before, and I OVERPAID, because surely cheesecurd is given away for free by the frightened Canadian dairy industry.

"Or worse, - the cheese curd is the MOST expensive ingredient of the dish! So, I am eating a disgusting bowl of unhealthy, hideously-ugly ingredients made by people who are demonstrably morons - they just paid good money - and lots of it - for cheese curds, instead of using actual CHEESE, which looks good, tastes good, and is cheaper than dirt up here in dairy country!"

And in the mere few seconds these thoughts have consumed your consciousness, it is already too late. Your first mouthful of poutine has crossed the transom to your esophagus and there is no turning back the clock now, my friend.

Forevermore, you will be, in some small way, Canadian.
07/24/2005 12:00:52 PM · #120
floccinaucinihilipilification

Defined as the act of estimating as worthless,
07/24/2005 12:10:22 PM · #121
Dehydration

just got back from camping in almost 100 degree heat and was well on my way to this lastnight. let me tell ya'll...dehydration is nowhere near the fun or adventure i was seeking while camping but added a whole new dimension to "roughing it" lmaooooooooo
07/24/2005 12:12:06 PM · #122
Originally posted by bobdaveant:

Flatulent

...sorry, I just ate a lot of cheese...

WAFFLE!
07/24/2005 01:02:28 PM · #123
Originally posted by saracat:

triskedakaphobia


Had to look this one up!

My dictionary has it under triskaidekaphobia but I am sure it's the same thing. What a fascinating phobia!

How about Xanthophobia?

I have the opposite of that which I'd guess would be called Xanthaphilia?


07/24/2005 01:03:33 PM · #124
Originally posted by sher9204:

migraine

i feel a big one coming on. :(

:(
Templerubittomakeitfeelbetter (new word)
Coolwashragontheforeheadtomakeitfeelbetter (another new word)
07/24/2005 01:05:06 PM · #125
Originally posted by Jacko:

tiddies

Was gonna respond with ballsies but I much prefer the word BOLLOX! (Correctly spelled bollocks).
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