Big Top by Rob Harrell for March 01, 2010

Breakfast is served: Eggs over easy Eggs benedict Spanish Omelet with or without salsa, mild, medium or hot scrapple, bacon or Bob Evans Sausage Fresh fruit cup Whole Wheat muffins with fresh Peach Jam Assorted, teas, juices, and coffee, Including, but not limited to Nuclear coffee,” the hair of the dog that bit you”, you know! And Dr. Pepper, Bookers, and Earl Grey Tea FOR MARG

OH AND GRITS FOR AKENTA! I know it’s Monday, but it’s a good way to start off the week, right girl?

Yes Pete, people will buy anything!

Dusty is SO D A R N cute!

Good Morning Dry! Thanks for breakfast. Dusty is so goofy! Dry, I agree, people will buy anything, especially those that can’t see the forest for the trees.

Dry, thanks for an early breakfast! Eggs over easy, fruit cup, Apple juice, grape juice, and a muffin. Thanks again!

So what’s Dusty going to sell?

Good Morning, Tribe

Good Morning bmonk! Knowing Dusty, he’ll probably try to sell his own mother.

Good morning Dry, Carmy, bmonk, and Terry!

bmonk, I love the ‘bunniface’.

Dry, I’ll have two eggs over easy, and a muffin and jam, with some Bob Evan’s sausage, and a pot of Earl Grey tea. Thanks!

’Morning Marg and JFri!

’Morning, Carmy & Dry!

goodnight, All!

Good Night Marg & Tribe P&L

Yesterday the virtual food made me so hungry I went to the kitchen and , well, you know. I’m going to have to shop at the Big and Tall shop and I’m not tall. How would I look in a mu-mu?

Good Morning TRIBE! Breakfast is an illusion.

Good morning and happy Monday. Dry grits are a good way to start off any day.

Good Morning Tribe!

Dusty, this idea sounds extra special! Love the sound effects!

Akenta you are up early!

Good Morning! Is it March already?

Good Morning Tribe Good Morning, Lonewolf, Dry & Carmy

Good Morning to you, Grog!

Good Morning Grog and Doc

Good Morning, Doc

Good Morning Doc

Doc, I was just C dot C. It was a bit slow, but all my comics came up.

comics.com? Yep, I’m there now.

Doc, I’ve heard other posters on the other comics say the same thing. Happens a lot!

Good morning Carmy, Doc, Grog,

Lewreader You would look silly in a mu-mu, sir!

March 1st, time flies when you’re having fun!

Good morning, tribe! Doc - I just got done looking at mine at c dot c, so you need to keep trying.

Good Morning All!

If you haven’t hears/watched it before, do a search on YouTube for Weird Al’s Ebay song. Fits today’s strip perfectly. I’d post a link, but YouTube is blocked from this PC.

Ok, since my doc told me I need to cut back on my salt intake, I’ll have the fruit cup, and two eggs over easy please. I have my own Cokey Cola, thanks.

Good Morning Rmom, DFrog & MisngNOLA

Good Morning, Terry! DigitalFrog - Thanks for the heads up on the YouTube video. My hubby likes to browse that site frequently. Thankfully, he usually buys things we can use, not a bunch of junk.

Hi, Doc! Any luck with c dot c yet?

Doc - I tend to have the most problem downloading when my son is hogging the bandwidth. However, I don’t think that helps you much.

Good Morning All. Dry, I will have a Spanish omelet with XXX Hot Salsa and a beaker of Nuke please.

Good Morning Cleo. James and I are having a Mexican breakfast this morning as he is off of school today.

Coming right up, Cleo! Good morning, sir!

How was your weekend Doc? We had a great Sunday. We had a cajun breakfast at Bayou On The Bay and walked in the sunshine along Bellingham Bay. SUNday lived up to it’s name. Everybody was out walking or sailing, just having a good day outdoors.

Good Morning Terry & Dry. Thanks for the tasty breakfast Dry.

Doc - Now you’ve given me a new nickname for my son. He’ll probably consider it a compliment, though.

Good morning, tribe.

I hate those little red xs where the comics should be! It’s like opening a present and finding an empty box.

Hi Saucy

Good Morning Saucy.

Wow Doc, everyone disappeared, including me.

Wow Doc, everyone disappeared, including me.

*I HEARD YOU CLEO! I HEARD YOU! LOL!

Double vision!

Sleep well, Doctor Toon

Good Morning Everyone!

Good Night Doc T, sleep well.

Good Morning, **LuvH8

Good Morning Grog, feeling happier this morning?

As long as I don’t look back on yesterday’s comments. But I’m curious to see if BIG PINK MOM posted anything else after my post.

Which one was that? I can check for you.

Actually, when I checked in earlier there was quite a bit of talk by fritzoid and others.

OK, now I’m really curious. Fritzoid is a funny guy, but can be a pain sometimes, too, but he loathes Joe

He was really not nice, and some others joined in. When I looked over Joe’s comments in Fort Knox, I realized he could really just not know how offensively his comments could be taken.

I didn’t miss anything.

I didn’t say you did. It’s just that Joe comes from a time when mental illness was something to be ashamed of and was often used to insult people. I think he’s so busy defending homosexual prejudice that he doesn’t realize how many of his comments are prejudice against other groups. (women, bisexuals, mentally ill, etc)

Oh wait, you were saying you didn’t miss him being rude to you right?

What I meant was I checked Dinette Set, Daddy’s Home & Dog Eat Doug where he had been most offensive in the strips I read here. I didn’t look anywhere else where I’ve heard there were complaints. But I followed Doctor Toon’s lead and flagged him on Pibgorn I believe it was.

So far he’s nice today…but the day is still young.

Never Mind,

Once upon a time, there was an officer of the Royal Navy named Captain Bravado who showed no fear when facing his enemies. One day, while sailing the Seven Seas, his lookout spotted a pirate ship approaching, and the crew became frantic. Captain Bravado bellowed, “Bring me my red shirt!” The first mate quickly retrieved the captain’s red shirt, and while wearing the brightly colored frock, the Captain led his crew into battle and defeated the mighty pirates.

That evening, all the men sat around on deck recounting the triumph of earlier. One of them asked the Captain, “Sir, why did you call for your red shirt before battle?”

The Captain replied, “If I were to be wounded in the attack, the shirt would not show my blood. Thus, you men would continue to fight, unafraid.”

All of the men sat and marveled at the courage of such a manly man’s man.

As dawn came the next morning, the lookout spotted not one, not two, but TEN pirate ships approaching. The crew stared in worshipful silence at the Captain and waited for his usual orders.

Captain Bravado gazed with steely eyes upon the vast armada arrayed against his ship, and without fear, turned and calmly shouted, “Get me my brown pants.”

Excuse me, Pluggers it was.

Hope he’s already wearing brown underwear!

Grog! change that to Pibgorn, they don’t like the other way. They are nice but no need to offend.

I wasn’t trying to. My mind’s eye always read it that way.

So I do have something of my mother in me after all. HA HA.

I don’t read Pluggers usually, but I didn’t flag him over accusing Gweedo of being stupid. I flagged him over the psychological problems. Guess we need more education on future comments.

Driving home with his wife one day, a man was stopped by the police. The cop said, “Sir, you were going 60 mph in a 50 mph zone.”

“No I wasn’t,” the man said.

His wife leans over and says, “Yes you were, honey.”

“Why don’t you shut the hell up?” he told her.

The cop continues, “You also didn’t have your seatbelt on, sir.”

“Yes I did,” the man said.

“No, honey, no you didn’t,” his wife chimed in.

“Didn’t I just tell you to shut up?” the man shouted.

The cop finally leans into the window and says, “Ma’am, is this your husband?”

“He sure is,” she replied.

“Is he always this mean and rude with you?” the cop asked.

The woman smiled at him and said, “No, officer, only when he’s drunk.”

Nasty!

I actually have to think about it too. Have you been over there?

Wiley sure stirred the pot yesterday!

Wiley? @ Non Sequitur?

Yes, Men vs. Women!

Wiley is often misunderstood and forced to argue his case, especially where politics is not involved. But then, there are so many who like to bring politics into into anything they see.

At least Wiely takes the time to make comments on his strip. So few do.

What do you call a pig that does karate?

Yes, I like it when the cartoonist makes comments on the strip. I think Wiley had fun with that. Some days Wiley’s panels are beyond me. I don’t like politics they depress me.

I steer clear of anything that becomes a political debate, even when the strip has nothing to do with Politics. Shoe is probably the most political one that I read. But I could go without posting for days. In Wiley’s case, people read politics into his strips whether it’s there or not. Usually, it’s not - and he will say so.

There are days when Wiley’s strips are over my head, but I can’t say his are the only ones. I often don’t get the likes ofRubes, Strange Brew etc.

So what do you call call a pig that does karate?

A pork chop.

What do you call a song sung in an automobile?

What I don’t like about most of the panels is that they are hit and miss. Some days you really like them, some days it’s like the cartoonist just had to produce something.

Mass production & tight deadlines will do that. You can’t be brilliant every day. Some days the ideas just aren’t flowing.

A car tune?

I’m going to have to get back to work, but I’ll check in every chance I get.

Good Afternoon LuvH8 & Grog. Whaddup?

Close a cartoon. Hee~Hee

SAME THING!! If we were talking to eachother would you have asked me to spell it?

Later!

Yes I would!!!!! I’m a pain in the left shin like that!

Groan

Lonewolf how was your trip to the vet?

Hey! I have several stupid chicken / bird / and egg jokes!!!! Maybe I should start sharing on Birdbrains, when I don’t get the strip.

LuvH8–When? I haven’t gone since a week ago Wednesday. It was for some tests.

On B.C. today!

I hope you got the best results possible on your tests.

Ha-ha! Now I got it. Sorry, I had something else on my mind.

Be Happy!!! Don’t let it get to you.

That’s okay. Want to talk about it or the price of cabbage?

A counterfeiter decided that the easiest way to pass off his phony $18 bills would be to unload them in some small rural town, so he drove until he found a tiny town with a single general merchandise store. He entered the store, went up to the counter, and handed one of the bogus bills to the man behind the counter. “Could you change this for me, please?”

The store clerk looked at the bill for a few seconds then smiled at the man. “Of course I can. Would you prefer two $9 bills or three $6 bills?”

Smile

Laugh

That was good, LuvH8.

How’s it going today, Grog?

How did the farmer mend his pants?

With cabbage patches!

that appears to be my only cabbage joke

I don’t get it!!!!

Pretty busy. We’re closing the books.

I was busy this morning and early afternoon. I needed to replace a water pump on an old Chevy pickup truck for one of the neighbors.

Fotunately I’m not too bad at multi-tasking.

I can check while waiting to run reports/transactions in SAP

Well, it seems the cop stopped a car traveling South from Glenfield, East Dakota for only going twenty miles per hour in a 65 zone. The driver explained to the police officer that he had just seen a speed limit sign saying 20.

The cop replied that 20 was the route number, not the speed limit. Then he glanced over at the passengers, who were clutching the dashboard and had their hair pushed straight back from their heads. “What’s up with them?” the cop asked.

The driver looked over, chuckled a little sheepishly, and said, “You know, I think it’s because we just turned off route 200…”

Sunday, we could almost see the sun here. Even today it’s pretty overcast. However, starting Friday evening, we had 40+ straight hours of fog.

Even funnier the second time!

After pulling a farmer over for speeding, a state trooper started to lecture him about his speed, pompously implying that the farmer didn’t know any better and trying to make him feel as uncomfortable as possible. He finally started writing out the ticket, but had to keep swatting at some flies buzzing around his head. The farmer said, “Having some problems with circle flies there are ya?”

The trooper paused to take another swat and said, “Well, yes, if that’s what they are. I’ve never heard of circle flies.”

The farmer was pleased to enlighten the cop. “Circle flies are common on farms. They’re called circle flies because you almost always find them circling the back end of a horse.”

The trooper continues writing for a moment, then says, “Hey, are you trying to call me a horse’s behind?”

“Oh no, officer.” The farmer replies. “I have too much respect for law enforcement and police officers for that.”

“That’s a good thing,” the officer says rudely, then goes back to writing the ticket.

After a long pause, the farmer added, “Hard to fool them flies, though.”

I haven’t seen you in a while. I like fog unless I have to drive in it.

Have you tried telling that to a police officer, LuvH8?

I was a tad busy this weekend. Besides the usual schedule, I had an open house Sat afternoon, plus an extra liturgy, a board meeting, and a social supper to get to. Not loads of spare time for computer things…

I have never been pulled over for speeding (although I deserve to often).

Geesh! Now I am going to have to follow the speed limit because I just Jinxed Myself!

Bunnyface - Yes that sounds busy. Are you going to have more time to be an influence. Some of us could use it. (Me! Me! Me!) I’ve been trying.

Lonewolf did you disappear again?

No, I’m still here. I was on the phone with my mother.

Hi Bunnyface(bmonk).

Hi, Terry. I have to admit, much as I like to spend time here, it cannot be my first priority. :-(

Oh, mothers …… So do your siblings and older children live near you?

Yes,LuvH8, my mother and the only sibling left (sister) do live near me.

My older children live close also.

Lonewolf, I’m sorry you only have one sibling left, I hope you like her.

Bunnyface - as Doc said, “…has a great many very useful tools in his toolbox. Many of them, like bmonk, he uses every day for a wide variety of jobs.”

Do you get to see them often, or do they come over when their cars need work. (In which case I suggest sabotage.)

Yes I see them all frequently and it doesn’t matter what they come over for. It’s always a good time.

That’s nice! My brothers and I sometimes even have a good time when we are not supposed to, and I Luv being an influence on my nieces and nephews. Are you a Grandpa?

Yup, yup!

Oooooh! Grandchildren! TELL! TELL!

Just one………………………..so far!

And a young Grandpa, too!

Okay, how young Grandpa?

Boy/Girl, age, biggest mischief so far?

Too much info for this forum dear. Some other time and place maybe.

I hope that doesn’t mean the biggest mischief was illegal.

NO

Sorry I’m late, Tribe. The CocoMocha will resume its usual delivery…sometime.

Meanwhile, I wonder if the poodle knows that Belgium was once for sale on e-Bay?

Good to see you here Johanan.

Hello Johanan Rakkov!

Lonewolf I suppose that means no stories of a toddling two year old, toddling out of the store with a lollipop( :

Goodbye for Now; Luv & Happiness

Catch you later LuvH8.

Funny stories, LuvH8 & Bunnyface

Hello all. I have spent the day outside doing yard work and just got back from a hike. While cutting back last years growth on some decorative grasses, I discovered the new growth was already over two feet high. Last year they didn’t start to grow at all until June. I was able to hike in shorts and a T shirt, terrific for this time of year.

Time for Booker’s and appetizers.

Sounds like you had a great day, Cleo. Our temps are getting up in the 30’s but the sun isn’t showing itself real well the last few days.

Hey Cleo! How are you buddy? FINALLY started on that pruining, did ya’?

Hey, it’s March 1, spring is 3 weeks away, (Beware the Ides of March, though), the birds are singing once again, we turn the clocks ahead in two weeks, (though I loose an hours sleep, sigh) but WHOO HOO!

♪♫♫♪♫ Summertime, summertime ♪♫♫♪♫ whoa oh, summertime ♪♫♫♪♫

Cleo what appetizers are we having this evening?

Hello, Dry, Lonewolf & Cleo

Hey there, Grog.

Just havin’ some supper and watching Emeril right now.

Hello Terry & Dry. Actually I did the pruning about two weeks ago. Today I did the grasses I mentioned and put lime on the lawn and did some clean up.

I made some baguettes today. So we shall have bruscetta with caramelized onions, kalamata olives, capers and roasted garlic and also some with pancetta, roasted baby artichokes, and feta. I also made a hot crab and shrimp dip with onions and cream cheese. Help yourselves.

Hello Grog.

I might do something like that on week-end. Week days I keep it real simple - and quick.

Here I have to take advantage of dry days. I spent yesterday playing on a beautiful day. There is supposed to be a little rain over the next few days, so I thought I had better accomplish something. I also dug around our oil tank to find where the oil line was. It had been buried under 20+ years of fir needles. Next week we need to replace the tank, so I figured I better get ready for the replacement. I still have to move a bunch of sawhorses and flower pots that are in the path we will need to make to bring the new tank in. It is right beside a steep bank so we are going to need all the room we can get to take the old tank out and put the new one in.

This week-end I bought my lamb for my Irish Lamb Stew. Last year I waited until the last minute and had some trouble finding it - and exactly what I was looking for.

Sounds tasty Grog.

Cleo, I was referring to tonight’s menu.

I can’t wait for putting the clocks ahead. A little more daylight when I get home would be nice - especially to get things done.

WooHoo on the changing of the clocks, Grog!

It is tasty. I use a recipe based on the what was published by the Frugal Gourmet (Jeff Smith) some years ago. His recipe calls for bacon, but use pepper bacon among some minor little differences.

No No No! I hate to Spring forward with the time.

Grog I have some of his cookbooks too. I actually met him in Seattle years ago. It is a shame he had an evil side to him.

Grog, I saw The Sons of Katie Elder this afternoon. Dennis Hopper was such a wimp.

I hate losing the hour Carmy, but the extra daylight time is well worth it.

Hello Carmy. How are you doing today?

Cleo, how was he evil? Was he a chester or what?

Hi Cleo, I am doing well, thank you. I’m glad you all are having some nice weather over there.

Grog, I hear you about the extra daylight, but it’s always harder for me to adjust to the Spring forward. I can Fall back with no problem.

Perhaps so, Carmy, but George Kennedy was one mean-lookin’ S.O.B. I liked the Wayne-Martin chemistry and Earl Holliman was a refreshing new face.

I never knew why he disappeared from PBS, Cleo. It just seemed a rather sudden disappearance at the time.

Carmy, tonight I’m watching Gunfight At the O.K. Corral*

Grog and Carmy I loved The Frugal Gourmet, have one of his cookbooks, but I guess he was a pediophile, sad! He died some time ago.

Grog, I was thinking that about George Kennedy too. He looked mean and he was mean. Did you know that the actor who played the bartender played the doctor also? Strother Martin was a hoot! I don’t remember ever seeing the Gunfight at the OK Corral.

If anybody cares, and I posted this before, but Grog you don’t know this. I worked with an older gentleman, now deceased, sadly, worked with him everyday for a few years. He was in the service during WW2 in the same unit as Lee Marvin, before he became somebody famous. They were friends in the same unit. He once brought in pictures for us to see when they were in the service together. Dale said he was a very nice person and always had their back.

It stars Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas (as Doc Holliday). A young De Forest Kelly played one of the Earps in a much smaller part.

In all honesty, I much prefer My Darling, Clementine

Hola Dry!I saw Michael Anderson Jr. in the movie too.

Yes, Jeff Smith was accused of molesting his apprentices and he lost his show and dropped off the radar until his death. He had a church and counseling office in Pioneer Square in Seattle.

No, Dry I didn’t know that. But then when you think about it not a lot of people were bron famous movie stars. There are a few Natalie Wood’s out there for sure, but most are doing what they need to do to survive before they make the big time.

Dry, I remember what you said about your friend knowing Lee Marvin. I think Lee Marvin was great. I loved him in Cat Ballou and the Dirty Dozen.

Carmy Oh yes you did! Michael! Have you ever seen “Major Dundee”?

I really like My Darling, Clementine. I liked John Ford movies period.

Hello, Carmy, cleo, Grog & Dry!! cleo, I mowed my lawn for the second time yesterday and pulled weeds!!

Stagecoach was one of my favorites.

Dry, I’m going to have to see if they have that movie on Netflix. I would like to see it.

Hello JFri. Just whose wings did you pull?

My lawn needs mowing, but the sun isn’t hitting it long enough to make it dry enough so the mower doesn’t clog.

*I loved “Gunfight at the OK Corral” but “Tombstone” with Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer and Sam Elliot was SO MUCH BETTER! I own that one!

HEY TURD! HOW YA’ DOING BUD?

Hello, JFri

I like Stagecoach, too, cleo. I don’t have it in my collection (yet), but I do see it every once in a while on AMC on Saturdays.

I preferred the classic. One western I love, with a great ensemble cast is Silverado.

JFri ROFLMAO! YOU PULLED* WINGS*? :-D :-D :-D

Another period piece that I love is McCabe and Mrs. Miller. It was filmed in Vancouver during the time that I lived there. My uncle who had a beautiful wooden sailboat took Warren Beatty and Julie Christie out on his boat while they were there filming.

I hate to say it, but I don’t believe I’ve seen it - not even on AMC, and they show a lot of westerns on Saturdays.

POOR BIRDS!

cleo, why Pegasus’, naturally!!

It’s movie time. I’ll catch y’all later.

Grog google it. The cast was wonderful and it was directed by the same director as The Big Chill, another favorite of mine.

Cleo I remember “Silverado” but haven’t seen it in a long time.

JFri ah, as in Spring.

How about Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid? Or Pale Rider?

Hola JFri! I really like the spaghetti westerns with Clint Eastwood.

JFri, yes those were both good. I also liked Rio Bravo and the Comancheros.

Yeah, I like the John Wayne westerns too.

cleo, loved both of them. How about She Wore A Yellow Ribbon? I always liked Tall In The Saddle, too. It was the inspiration for the Buddy Holly songThat’ll Be The Day.

Dry, whatcha been up to…..besides no good? LOL

Carmy, I really like those spaghetti westerns, too!

Gunsmoke is going to be made into a movie.

I liked the remake of 3:10 to Yuma.

Po’boys for dinner tonight with homemade coleslaw and I made the buns, so I am looking forward to seeing how they work. The buns will be denser than the ones usually used, so it is and experiment.

You can tell the Olympics is over. On our bike ride today, during our 20 minute ride within sight of I-5, probably over 70 charter buses went by heading south.

Dinner time.

Cleo, I like the remake of 3:10 to Yuma too. Enjoy your dinner! My Mom’s poodle was named after Miss Kitty from Gunsmoke. I literally bumped into the real Miss Kitty (Amanda Blake) in Texas, she was very nice.

Carmy, I will agree, too, that was a good remake! Off to run some errands. BBL

JFRI GOOD “24” TONIGHT, DUDE! WANT ME TO TELL YOU ABOUT IT? (SNERK)

Cleo remake of Gunsmoke, without the original cast, Nah! Back to “24”! BBL!

*JFRI, “24”, I HAVE TO TELL YOU ABOUT TONIGHT’S EPISODE! IT IS SO GOOD!!! LET ME TELL YOU, PLEASE? PRETTY PLEASE? *

LOL, Dry!

BEST PO’ BOY I EVER HAD. Fresh local oyster, rolls made less than 10 minutes before dinner (hollowed out), my homemade mayo and fresh squeezed lemons. Absolutely awesome. Have I told you all that I love food?

Cleo, you’ve told us! What do you do with the leftover bread?

HOLA! CARMY!

CLEO, YOU AND I ARE FROM THE SAME TREE! AND BTW, THOSE APPETIZERS WERE DELICIOUS! THANK YOU SIR! WHAT A BLAST WE WOULD HAVE AT A GOOD RESTAURANT! SPLITTING OUR PLATES FOR NEW FOOD EXPERIENCES!

BACK TO CSI:MIAMI! BBL!

Dry, your bear wants some of those po’ boys!

Carmy we save the hollowed out bread to use as fresh bread crumbs, which we use all of the time.

Dry that would be fun. I always like trying new restaurants and when they are good, it makes the whole experience so nice. My wife isn’t as jazzed about going out to eat as I am, but I try to drag her out as often as possible.

Do you think Dry likes CSI:Miami?

Cleo, I think she does. She might like “24” also. hee hee!

Maybe just a wee bit Carmy. Just wait until Brett retires from football and decides to be an actor.

Cleo, you reminded me of when I was young and we would stop by the panaderia to get some fresh bread to take to my grandmother’s house. I would reach in the bag and grab bread from the inside of the loaf all the way to her house.

Oh, I don’t know if Brett would be a good actor. Maybe. I’m sure Dry would love that idea.

I remember once when my mom made fresh bread that was sitting on the cooling rack, I snuck up and took a tiny bite out of the loaf. When my mom saw it she thought a mouse had bitten into it. I told her know, it was me. She was very sweet about it. I have always loved homemade bread. My aunt used to make these rolls that would have us all hovering around the oven. It was so fun as a child, when it seemed that fresh donuts, bread, rolls, flatbread, lefse, cinnamon rolls, creme puffs, etc. were a regular thing.

Movie Time. :-)

Unfortunately, and fortunately, I got a phone call which took me away from CSI Miami, so I wil have to watch for the repeat. Should I watch the rest of this one and know how it ends? Decisions, decisions! Yeah, JFri, LYAO!! TURD!

Cleo, sweet story! Enjoy your movie.

Now I can tell YOU what happens!!!

I am a HUGE fan of sourdough bread, myself!! I just love the sourdough bread balls hollowed out and filled with really good clam or crab chowder!

JFri yes, tell me, I saw the beginning and the end, missed the middle! . Don’t know how Jesse got into that mess!

I’m sitting here eating a leftover pork tenderloin with jalapenos and spring onions! And I agree with JFri, sourdough bread filled with the good stuff, YUMMY!

(Loud, uncontrollable maniacal laughter) It’s not even on yet here!!!

There is a restaurant down on the coast that serves a really terrific Dungeness crab chowder!! I make sure I go through there at lunch time!

YEAH YEAH, I KNOW TURD!

If I didn’t love crab chowder so much, JFri , I’d pour it over your head, :-P!

What did you do with Carmy?

What did I do with Carmy? I thought you had her!

Carmy, where art thou? Get your keister over here now! Paging Carmy, you are to be at the Service Desk now! People are looking for you!

NO FAIR JFRI! You are watching “24” aren’t you Turd? Oh yeah, I saw that one! COME BACK HERE, I’ll save you the time and trouble of watching it! ROFLMAO!

Carmy, please pick up the nearest white courtesy telephone. NOW, MISSY!!!

Hello, I’m here!

Don’t DO that to us!!! Snerk!!

Sorry! RL happens, you know. I’ll be right back, got to check the dryer.

Why, is it trying to sneak out??

Ha ha ha! :-P