~KitchenManager
Sun, Apr 19, 1998 (00:46)
seed
Well, what else should be done,
what is being done that shouldn't,
and what, in general, should be done differently?
~KitchenManager
Sun, Apr 19, 1998 (00:48)
#1
No, really, it's okay.
I can take it.
~autumn
Sun, Apr 19, 1998 (18:15)
#2
I for one think you are doing a great job, wer! Good topics and good conversation. Isn't that what goes best with a well-prepared meal?
~stacey
Mon, Apr 20, 1998 (01:03)
#3
nudity goes well with a well prepared meal!
~KitchenManager
Tue, Apr 21, 1998 (00:49)
#4
Which could, I suppose, stimulate conversation as well...
~stacey
Wed, Apr 22, 1998 (16:21)
#5
of some sort anyway!
~KitchenManager
Thu, Apr 23, 1998 (13:40)
#6
I don't know...couldn't all the giggling and snorting
pose a potential choking hazard?
~stacey
Thu, Apr 23, 1998 (15:15)
#7
*chortle*
~KitchenManager
Thu, Apr 23, 1998 (15:52)
#8
(and I don't think the Heimlich maneuver was intended as
a sex postion...)
~stacey
Fri, Apr 24, 1998 (09:40)
#9
but it just might work!
~suzanne
Thu, Apr 30, 1998 (14:51)
#10
ok
~KitchenManager
Thu, Apr 30, 1998 (15:25)
#11
Sorry it that was more than you wanted to know, Suzanne...
the sensuality of food sometimes overcomes a few of us,
and we get lost on tangents... Hope we haven't scared you
off.
~CotC
Sat, May 16, 1998 (11:58)
#12
Re response 6: Couldn't all the choking and snotring present a potential giggling hazard?
~CotC
Sat, May 16, 1998 (11:59)
#13
Re response 6: Couldn't all the choking and snorting present a potential giggling hazard?
~riette
Thu, May 28, 1998 (15:47)
#14
Snort, giggle and choke at the same time?
Sounds more like a potential killer to me!
~CotC
Mon, Jun 1, 1998 (16:26)
#15
Or all that choking might produce quite the snotring.
I really should proofread, shouldn't I?...
~riette
Mon, Jun 1, 1998 (17:12)
#16
HA-HA!!!
You warm the heart of my cockles.
OOPS!!!!
~CotC
Tue, Jun 2, 1998 (13:14)
#17
Actual, serious question:
What's a cockle? I've heard of cockleshells, but I
don't think there are any in your heart. Well, not in mine,
anyway... :-)
~riette
Tue, Jun 2, 1998 (13:57)
#18
Well now, Tommy, don't blush, but a cockle is that little object forming the centre part of your . . .
kitchen.
It's a stove.
~stacey
Tue, Jun 2, 1998 (14:58)
#19
stoveshells???
~riette
Tue, Jun 2, 1998 (16:51)
#20
No, those are different cockles - Irish cockles, like from the sea. Cockle is also another word for 'fold'. No, you don't cockle a piece of paper, but that's where the heart's cockle comes from.
Shit, THAT'S the one Tommy meant?? Sorry, but it's damned hard to concentrate on decent things. I know you'll understand . . .
~KitchenManager
Thu, Jun 25, 1998 (09:46)
#21
Well, web users, how is the new look?
Do you like, dislike, or not care?
~stacey
Thu, Jun 25, 1998 (14:43)
#22
like...
but it takes longer to load on this forsaken machine!!!
(thanks WER for beautifying this virtual community!)
~riette
Thu, Jun 25, 1998 (16:35)
#23
applauding visciously!
~autumn
Fri, Jul 3, 1998 (23:57)
#24
What a visual treat!
~KitchenManager
Sat, Jul 4, 1998 (00:56)
#25
Hey, baby!
Glad you're back...
so you like?
~autumn
Sun, Jul 5, 1998 (00:54)
#26
Yeah, it's really bitchin'!! *smile*
~KitchenManager
Sun, Jul 5, 1998 (00:57)
#27
how about restaurants and genx?
~autumn
Sun, Jul 5, 1998 (23:50)
#28
Restaurants I like, genx I haven't been to since I got back from vacation. I saw how many new messages there were there and started having chest pains. This internet thing is like a part-time job!
~jgross
Mon, Jul 6, 1998 (00:07)
#29
and i dunno how to give a massage to a chest.
i mean it's pretty difficult.
and delicate and stuff.
i wouldn't even ever wanna try.
i'm afraid.
it's pretty risky.
all those things are things to consider.
bing bing bing
lotsa strange sounds to hear around here, though
i'll just go do that and i'll be running along now
~autumn
Mon, Jul 6, 1998 (01:18)
#30
I'm dying to know what your favorite cookbook is, Jim...
~jgross
Mon, Jul 6, 1998 (15:41)
#31
Autumn, please don't die.
your life wants to live as much as we all want it to.
we want it all the way over the brim....in deluges.
your life swivels our office chairs.
your life pokes its head in our door and slips us the sly grin.
your life walks in among the olive trees, moving in silent passion with the moon
your life tells stories in the dark in between forks of heat lightning.
your life makes hoot owls call and tugboats crawl for a closer, longer time with you.
your life takes the leper angels by the hand, gets them into their pajamas and has them jiggling and wiggling through the wildest joyful smiles they ever knew.
your life takes us into the rain and up go the Umbrellas of Cherbourg and we don't get wet, we just get soaked in the evocative way your singing voice summons to us to look over the sheer cliffs and take off and fly in our dreams
your life is purty, and purty big (it blocks the road so we have to stop and go off the beaten track where we find you again over there, sittin', chewin' on a straw, lettin' us have one a yer dry throaty cackles).
your life rakes and shovels the gunk outa our minds.
your life, no matter where it happens to be, always knows the best place to go to, to take a poop.
your life knows how to treat gentle creatures to a date out at the dirt track.
your life kisses awake what surges up from down under, and we don't know how long it's been buried there, but we sure hear the thunder.
your life listens when a toothless woman cries through her despair, you hold her hands in yours as she softens her glare.
your life wonders about things when they go wrong, but by the time they feel your presence, they're already singin' yer song.
your life sidesteps incredible accidents and long indecisions along the way of the intuitive journey.
your life is the one that can write a thank-you note at an inconsolable hour,
coaxing the external soul to come inside and feel the power.
your life hears Picasso snoring in his sleep, so you lay down beside him and with yours you tickle his feet.
your life opens up my favorite cookbook, Bean Soups To Eat At Operas, and just reads and reads from the most nutritious recipes it's got.
~autumn
Thu, Jul 9, 1998 (00:11)
#32
(speechless)
~riette
Thu, Jul 9, 1998 (02:06)
#33
That happens.
~KitchenManager
Sat, Oct 24, 1998 (15:05)
#34
So, what do I needs to do to spiffen this place up again?
Make it a world-class destination and all, don't you know...
~riette
Sun, Oct 25, 1998 (01:06)
#35
Take pictures of some of your culinary creations, and post them for us to drool over.
~KitchenManager
Sun, Oct 25, 1998 (08:32)
#36
I, um, don't have the right equipment...
~riette
Mon, Oct 26, 1998 (03:25)
#37
YOU DON'T HAVE A CAMERA??
~KitchenManager
Wed, Nov 18, 1998 (20:18)
#38
(just a quickie to see if this thing is gonna let me post...)
~riette
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (01:57)
#39
It DID. What's wrong?
~KitchenManager
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (00:17)
#40
apparently nothing with this topic...
~riette
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (01:39)
#41
Well, the spring has such a life of its own, the problem was probably hormonal...
~KitchenManager
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (10:48)
#42
could very well be...
~TIM
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (10:52)
#43
Without a doubt. Or maybe it was one of the gremlins hiding in the system.
~riette
Sat, Nov 21, 1998 (01:24)
#44
Staggering! You're just such so FULL of insight!
~TIM
Sat, Nov 21, 1998 (01:24)
#45
Other people have told me that I was full of it before. And I've been told that
I was full of other things, but never insight. I thank you for your choice of words. As far as Insight goes, however, this is something else. Living with the
computers that run this web site, I can tell you that these are the most
tempermental machines I've seen in a long time.
~terry
Sat, Nov 21, 1998 (22:51)
#46
Thank goodness these aren't the computers that run the website, those babies
are sitting downtown in the Colorado building running BSDI UNIX and have
been for many years. This www machine is a bit tempermental about dates,
but we continue to baby it, and access and barton along. Amazing how they
run year in and year out unattended, unlike the Windows boxes in this house.
I'll be doing some motherboard and other upgrades to the systems here to get
them more reliable. In fact, we may go to Windows Terminal Server so they
all can take advantage of a single high speed server.
~KitchenManager
Sun, Nov 22, 1998 (01:07)
#47
why must you tease me so?
~TIM
Sun, Nov 22, 1998 (04:50)
#48
It's fun!!!
~riette
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (01:49)
#49
I love male bonding!!
~TIM
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (01:55)
#50
Matter of fact, I'm kind of partial to it myself.
~riette
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (08:00)
#51
Now, why would that be?
~TIM
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (11:50)
#52
Kind of a guy thing, I suppose. Now don't get me wrong, Riette, I'm not one of
those nuts, that goes out beating each other on the chest, and howling at the
trees, not yet anyway. Actually howling at the trees sounds rather attractive,
I think I'll try that.
~riette
Tue, Nov 24, 1998 (01:35)
#53
I can just about handle that. As long as you don't wee on them!
~TIM
Tue, Nov 24, 1998 (01:46)
#54
On the tree, no, behind the tree, maybe
~riette
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (02:08)
#55
Oh, well, you're not so big after all then, are you? I mean if you can hide your equipment behind a tree and all - NOT that size matters!
~TIM
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (10:23)
#56
HA HAAA HA! Have you ever seen a Redwood tree? Have you ever seen a Sequoiah
tree? We have trees over here, that are so big that they cut a tunnel through,
for cars to drive through.
~riette
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (11:39)
#57
Do you often go to where they cut tunnels through Redwood and Sequoiah trees for a wee? People, I don't know this guy, really!
~TIM
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (13:23)
#58
All right Riette!! Got me. I did not think of that. Oh well. GOOD ONE!!
~riette
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (02:08)
#59
No, I mean, let it not be for me to say where you relief yourself; a habit's a habit, and yours is one mighty peculiar one!
~TIM
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (02:46)
#60
Riette, If I'm to travel 1600km every time I need to piss, I'm going to need a really fast plane.
~riette
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (11:09)
#61
HA-HA!!!!!!!!!!!
I always find it more practical to just sit behind the car's wheel - nobody thinks of looking there.
~TIM
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (17:52)
#62
That is true, Riette. But doesn't the car get to smelling funny after a while?
~riette
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (01:57)
#63
NO! Not IN the car! Behind the front or rear wheel furthest from the road! On the OUTSIDE!
~TIM
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (02:03)
#64
Riette! Gotcha!!! Ha HAA HAAA!
~riette
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (16:15)
#65
At least now you know, and won't be shocked when it happens.
~TIM
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (16:26)
#66
Riette, you would have to do something really outlandish to shock me.
~riette
Sat, Nov 28, 1998 (01:35)
#67
I've noticed!
~TIM
Sat, Nov 28, 1998 (01:44)
#68
Ha HA HAA! OH Riette, what can you mean?
~riette
Sun, Nov 29, 1998 (02:12)
#69
�giggle�
Oh, you KNOW, Tim!
~TIM
Sun, Nov 29, 1998 (02:17)
#70
OH THAT!! OK Riette.
~riette
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (02:03)
#71
Yeah, THAT!
I just thought of something. If you're 2 meters tall - what size shoe do you wear, Tim??
~TIM
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (02:15)
#72
This is the European size: 49 , Riette, I had to mention that I was using Euro Measure because in the US It's a 14.
~riette
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (02:15)
#73
Holy Holy!! Hey, I could just use one of your slippers as a boat!
~TIM
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (02:15)
#74
Riette, you probably could. But then there isn't much you can't do.
~riette
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (01:59)
#75
I can't bake bread!
~TIM
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (02:04)
#76
Sure you can Riette, It's simple, I'll show you how.
~riette
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (14:00)
#77
Thank you. What I can't figure out is how to get it to grow big like that. It doesn't work the same way as some other things, does it? Because I knead and knead and knead, and NOTHING happens!
~TIM
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (21:54)
#78
Riette, after knead and knead, let it sit for about an hour in a warm moist environment.
~riette
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (01:49)
#79
But I only want it to raise, not to spit at me!
~TIM
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (01:55)
#80
Riette, we used to put our bread into a steam cabinet set for 90F. That is about
31C
~riette
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (12:10)
#81
Oh, THAT'S how you meant it! And where am I supposed to find a steam cabinet, young man??
~TIM
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (13:19)
#82
Riette: close the door to your bath. Turn the shower on hot for 10 min. Shut the
shower off. Put the bread in the bathroom, and close the door.
~KitchenManager
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (13:29)
#83
Excellent substitution, Tim.
~TIM
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (15:44)
#84
Thank you, I learned to cook on a wood stove, where all you had to do to get bread to rise, was put the bread pan in a pan of water, and place it in the warming closet, leaving the door partially open. Now we got all these gadgets,
there's no warming closet on the stove anymore, and nobody knows how to do anything. I also miss the hot water reservoir. Nothing like it for a Quick cup of hot chocolate.
~KitchenManager
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (16:45)
#85
I learned to cook on a campfire...never have adjusted to electric
for cooking.
~riette
Thu, Dec 3, 1998 (01:17)
#86
Are you serious, Wer?? You cook on these gas stoves with the big blue flame? Those things make no sense to me at all.
~KitchenManager
Thu, Dec 3, 1998 (10:10)
#87
Yep, I be serious...electric is too hard to judge what's going on...
~TIM
Thu, Dec 3, 1998 (13:27)
#88
I find that with electric, you have almost no control over heat.
~wolf
Sun, Aug 29, 1999 (11:11)
#89
k, i haven't been here in a looooooong time, so tell me, how long has the new stuff been up? it looks great!!
~MarciaH
Sun, Aug 29, 1999 (11:58)
#90
I found it yesterday morning when I first went in to check for new posts and to put more recipes in the Spring Cookbook. It was done around 6am Hawaiian time
Really gorgeous, huh?! I want something new for Geo now!!! It looks so sterile in there now compared with this! Great job!!! *smile*
~riette
Tue, Aug 31, 1999 (08:37)
#91
Truly delicious.
~terry
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (17:22)
#92
Not a crit.
wer 'o land, what was that cool search engine url again?
~WERoland
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (18:57)
#93
http://www.bananaslug.com/
~wolf
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (18:59)
#94
i think i'm low on the intelligence rating on my biorythm...what's this for? we can search for weird things that google misses?
~weroland
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (19:02)
#95
nope, it adds random keywords to the ones you input to provide (hopefully) results you might have missed otherwise
~wolf
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (19:04)
#96
maybe i have to try it instead of asking questions.....
~wolf
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (19:05)
#97
ok, i put in "tack collectors" and this is what it decided my additional word should be:
Results for: tack collectors Random seed word: echo
now let me ask you sumtin' DOES THAT MAKE ANY SENSE?
~weroland
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (19:05)
#98
what fun would that be?
~wolf
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (19:06)
#99
as you can see by my last response, it makes no sense to me......
~wolf
Sun, Oct 9, 2005 (19:06)
#100
so how does "it" decide what additional information needs to be added to my original search?