KtCallista wrote:Now THAT is just evil.

Agreed.

pooflady wrote:I knew he was going to do that and refuse to think of it at all. I'd rather be singing allouette.

We had the read along storybook of No1's song. I'm surprised my Mom didn't take that cassette and drive over it, smash the shards with a hammer, bury the tape in the cat box, before dousing it in gasoline and setting the whole thing on fire.

beddy-by time.

g'night.

KtCallista wrote:blah blah blah blah blah No1 blah ... I'm surprised my Mom didn't take that *ass**** and drive over it, smash the shards with a hammer, bury the *ape in the cat box, before dousing it in gasoline and setting the whole thing on fire.

i just got chills down my spine, like someone was talking about me!

no1 wrote:i just got chills down my spine, like someone was talking about me!

Just be glad someone didn't walk over your grave

Oh My Gookie! - that ride round and round - that music over and over - small world - even my daughter 30 years later shudders as she remembers it! I think I will try something akin to Rock of Ages!!!

Snagged the knife sharpener off of home.woot with my deals coupon code. Hopefully it does an ok job, my knives are quiet dull since the housemate who used to sharpen them regularly moved out like 8 years ago.

KtCallista wrote:Snagged the knife sharpener off of home.woot with my deals coupon code. Hopefully it does an ok job, my knives are quiet dull since the housemate who used to sharpen them regularly moved out like 8 years ago.

My late hubby was a master with that sharpener- he looked like a professional chef. I have tried to do it since he has been gone - have not mastered it. Easier to get new knives or eat out!!

klozitshoper wrote:My late hubby was a master with that sharpener- he looked like a professional chef. I have tried to do it since he has been gone - have not mastered it. Easier to get new knives or eat out!!

The kid who lived with us used a sharpening stone. I could do it that way, but honestly I don't have the time. I'm hoping with an easier sharpener at least it will get done once in a while.

KtCallista wrote:The kid who lived with us used a sharpening stone. I could do it that way, but honestly I don't have the time. I'm hoping with an easier sharpener at least it will get done once in a while.

Get a couple Kyocera ceramic knives. Send them off to be sharpened every five years or so.

pooflady wrote:Get a couple Kyocera ceramic knives. Send them off to be sharpened every five years or so.

Orc would love that. Sadly he's still stuck with what we got at our wedding. When we replace those...

Have been scrambling to decide what's for dinner at the last minute for weeks now and am tired of it. I now have a menu for the next 10 days and the shopping list to go with it. Yay me!

dontwantaname wrote:How long have you been married???

That is what you are suppose to do.

Not that I ever have.

When the kids were here, used to do it all the time. Made everybody come up with suggestions. Since the, not so much. Husband does, but he comes up with the same ones over and over.

pooflady wrote:When the kids were here, used to do it all the time. Made everybody come up with suggestions. Since the, not so much. Husband does, but he comes up with the same ones over and over.

Well... if it ain't broke, don't fix it... ;-)

pooflady wrote:When the kids were here, used to do it all the time. Made everybody come up with suggestions. Since the, not so much. Husband does, but he comes up with the same ones over and over.

menus the part of cooking I am really really bad at.

SnifferSir wrote:Well... if it ain't broke, don't fix it... ;-)

Uh, no, not the same four or five things every week.

KtCallista wrote:Snagged the knife sharpener off of home.woot with my deals coupon code. Hopefully it does an ok job, my knives are quiet dull since the housemate who used to sharpen them regularly moved out like 8 years ago.

depending on the knives, you shouldn't sharpen them. SS knives come with a honing blade, use it. Carbon steel are ok to sharpen.

pooflady wrote:Uh, no, not the same four or five things every week.

I agree. I know Orc is having a bad menu planning week when the same foods that are his "fall back dinners" keep showing up.

I'm reading Heat Wave by Richard Castle. The second book. The first one was so-so and I have a hunch this one will be, too. One thing, though, his picture on the dust jacket, he's probably 30 pounds lighter. At least.

pooflady wrote:I'm reading Heat Wave by Richard Castle. The second book. The first one was so-so and I have a hunch this one will be, too. One thing, though, his picture on the dust jacket, he's probably 30 pounds lighter. At least.

I need to get the third book from the library. My Mom bought it for her kindle, but it doesn't have sharing. It will be a fast read.

dontwantaname wrote:No crap and no monkey.

Really sad.

Night all.

I was really hoping they'd throw the crap up last, you know as a reward for the faithful wooters that lasted it out and stayed up 2 days in (just a thought for next time guys).

Night all. Tomorrow.

pooflady wrote:Night all. Tomorrow.

Goodnight Poof.

Good morning Rain

Good morning all.

Good morning everybody! It is 70 and cloudy. I bet it is going to storm.

Mornin', folks.

Morning.

Hi.

G'mornin folks

SnifferSir wrote:G'mornin folks

btw, welcome to PWA.

ThunderThighs wrote:Morning all. I may need to hide out here. There's quite a fe unhappy with me in the forums.

In other news, I crossed 50K posts sometime this week.

You work for Woot, your post count doesn't count anymore.

Worst Woot-off ever. It's all Amazon's fault. Not enough electronics. Not enough Roombas. I don't think anybody complained about the Leak Frogs, but that's probably the only thing.