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Charmin_Gibson
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karyoker @ Tue Oct 03, 2006 4:27 pm wrote: .... That is why we click we are from the same branch and why I know how you think and your frus...trations  I know Ollie, you'd almost swear we were kin. :D
It was the same in my house. Us girls had to go help get firewood, and the boys took their turns at dishes. There really were no "boys chores" and "girls chores" for me growing up either.
Dad had some manly "ideals".... about boys not acting "girly". But he was- still is- a great cook, and an impecably clean person. You could eat off my dad's bathroom floor, he's a WAY better house keeper than I am. So not one of my brothers could say "boys don't cook & clean".... cause they'd have gotten the switch.
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dsharrow @ Tue Oct 03, 2006 9:23 pm wrote: Sinnamon @ Tue Oct 03, 2006 5:17 pm wrote: (Where's a spitting smiley when you need one...pmsl) Not exactly spitting ... how about spewing?  
Yep...that pretty much covers how those things taste... LMAO _________________ [glow=violet] **Sing like nobody's listening...live like there's no tomorrow**[/glow]
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BlueStainedShoes @ Tue Oct 03, 2006 5:36 pm wrote: It was the same in my house. Us girls had to go help get firewood, and the boys took their turns at dishes. There really were no "boys chores" and "girls chores" for me growing up either.
Dad had some manly "ideals".... about boys not acting "girly". But he was- still is- a great cook, and an impecably clean person. You could eat off my dad's bathroom floor, he's a WAY better house keeper than I am. So not one of my brothers could say "boys don't cook & clean".... cause they'd have gotten the switch.
Charmin, I was the eldest of three boys ... no 'boy' or 'girl' chores. My mom came from a farming family and her attitude was "No woman is going to want any of you right away so you better know how to take care of yourselves!" We had to learn how to cook, clean, iron, etc. in addition to dad teaching us to hunt and fish. BTW her family made sure I could milk a cow, drive a tractor, bale hay and muck a barn. Not bad I'd say for a city kid. Just trying to sell my wife (raised in Miami) on getting back to the country some day.
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Odie
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BlueStainedShoes @ Tue Oct 03, 2006 3:28 pm wrote: Odie @ Tue Oct 03, 2006 6:11 am wrote: dsharrow @ Mon Oct 02, 2006 7:47 pm wrote: It's best sliced thin and fried to a golden brown on both sides then slapped between two slices of toast with medium fried egg and carmelized onions with a bit of dijon mustard and salad dressing .... mmmmmmm  The man knows how to serve spam! Spam - accept no substitutes. Yeah, I'll 2nd that........ dsharrow, you can come cook breakfast for me anytime. :yum: Everyone laughs at me, but my favorite meat to eat with eggs.... is fried bologna. I much prefer it over bacon or sausage. Ham would win out though over bologna (canadian ham slices) Eggs over medium, buttered toast cooked on the griddle, fried bologna, and a side of fresh home grown sliced tomatoes. (salt and peppered to taste of course) Or... biscuits and suasage gravy with sliced tomatoes. Or left over cold fried chicken and pototoe salad with sliced tomatoes. :yes: Thing is, I HATE to cook. When my dad stays the night on weekends, I get totally babied for breakfast, he cooks up all that, plus usually grits and hash browns. (and I rarely ever eat breakfast... but I for sure do when he's here) . Yes indeed, fried bologna is a delicacy on a budget! 
All time favorite high fat, high calorie breakfast would be:
Country fried steak
Scrambled eggs topped with cheese, cooked onions and salsa
Bisquits and country sausage gravy (has to have a little sage in it)
Three pancakes (Swedish crepes if they've got them)
Fruit mix of watermelon, cantelope, grapes and raspberries
Hot chocolate
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Charmin_Gibson
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Odie @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:29 am wrote: Yes indeed, fried bologna is a delicacy on a budget! All time favorite high fat, high calorie breakfast would be: Country fried steak Scrambled eggs topped with cheese, cooked onions and salsa Bisquits and country sausage gravy (has to have a little sage in it) Three pancakes (Swedish crepes if they've got them) Fruit mix of watermelon, cantelope, grapes and raspberries Hot chocolate
Smart aleck!!!
Quit laughing at my fried bologna. I'm sure my taste for it DID come from being on a "budget" growing up, mom n' pop had 9 kids to feed. Ate alot of beans and fried potatoes and home made biscuits too. :D
And...... YOU........ need to quit eating at Denny's so much. LMAO You just rattled off their breakfast special up there, ll.
If I'm wanting high fat rather than eating just what I want..... I'll go for a donut (or two, who knows.. maybe three) and a cup of Starbucks. (caramel machiato) And make it a triple shot.
(blech, that just sounds fattening) :shock:
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BlueStainedShoes @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 11:17 am wrote: Quit laughing at my fried bologna.
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Charmin, I would never laugh at your fried bologna. Some things are still sacred to me.
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karyoker
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Im hungry now Guess Ill mosey over to the Everyday store and get one of those egg and sausage deals on a biscuit and pop it into the nuker
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karyoker @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 8:26 am wrote: Im hungry now Guess Ill mosey over to the Everyday store and get one of those egg and sausage deals on a biscuit and pop it into the nuker Grab one for me too Ollie. :yum:
TY Chuck........ yup, fried bologna is a sacred thing around here too. LOL
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Though........ I HATE the spelling of bologna. I want to just spell it:
balownee..... LMAO
Like bantam rooster, it ought to be spelled banty......
Nevermind. Charm is still 1/2 asleep. Carry on, see you all later today. :wave:
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Chuck2
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Maybe you should take a pic of your fried bologna and send it to my wife.
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BlueStainedShoes @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 10:29 am wrote: Though........ I HATE the spelling of bologna. I want to just spell it:
balownee..... LMAO
Like bantam rooster, it ought to be spelled banty......
Nevermind. Charm is still 1/2 asleep. Carry on, see you all later today. :wave: . True Story.
When I was in the military, I babysat my Master Sargent's kids when he would go out on a date. This went on for a few months. The two girls were just angels, and I would end up either playing Mario Bros with them on Nintendo, or watching Cable TV, and just check on them every now and then. Anyway, to pay back my kindness, he took me out to dinner with them. We went to a Red Lobster, and I was looking at the menu, and Doc (the father of the two girls) was patiently trying to tell the youngest girl (she was 5 and the other was 11) what was on the menu.
The waitress came over and asked us what we wanted. In a voice only King Kong should have been able to utter, this young girl sat up and proudly yelled out
"I WANT A BLOW ME SAMMICH!"
Doc and I just kinda sat there stunned, and the big sister looked at her sibling as if she'd grown an arm outta her back. The whole Restaurant exploded with laughter, and I found myself really embarrased and staring at Doc going, "Uh sarge, where did she pick THAT up?"
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Chuck2
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Lovin' it. 
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yeah... and I'm not homophobic, but you should have seen the looks we got. Everyone thought Doc and I were lovers!  MFFAO!!
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Charmin_Gibson
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OMG, please don't ever let my husband learn that one, cause he'd use it to the point of irritating the hell outta me..... seriously.
One of his favorites? When I'm not feeling well?.... He'll ask me if I need some Pennis-cillin. LOL (had to spell it funny... dang censor caught it) haha
(should I have said that here?) LOL
But he uses and abuses corny phrases like that until I could literally yank my hair out....
I can imagine the look on your faces.
My dad used to tease my kids when he cooked something at our house (when they were little, he lived with us for a time).... about what they were eating, and my kids always fully believed him. My dad thought it was a riot until at Denny's one time, my daughter was about 4.... and asked the waitress if she could have some possum. LOL
She had apparently really liked something my dad had cooked her.... and he'd told her it was possum meat. I thought my dad was gonna have a chocking fit, and of course he had to explain to the waitress that no, he had never made possum for his grandkids, and then had to explain to the kids how he was joking. It was funny, cause for the longest my kids would say "mom, is this REALLY chicken?"... (or beef, or pork.....) haha
Blow Me Sammich....... That's pretty good. :D
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BlueStainedShoes @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 8:17 am wrote: Odie @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:29 am wrote: Yes indeed, fried bologna is a delicacy on a budget! All time favorite high fat, high calorie breakfast would be: Country fried steak Scrambled eggs topped with cheese, cooked onions and salsa Bisquits and country sausage gravy (has to have a little sage in it) Three pancakes (Swedish crepes if they've got them) Fruit mix of watermelon, cantelope, grapes and raspberries Hot chocolate Smart aleck!!! Quit laughing at my fried bologna. I'm sure my taste for it DID come from being on a "budget" growing up, mom n' pop had 9 kids to feed. Ate alot of beans and fried potatoes and home made biscuits too. :D And...... YOU........ need to quit eating at Denny's so much. LMAO You just rattled off their breakfast special up there, ll. If I'm wanting high fat rather than eating just what I want..... I'll go for a donut (or two, who knows.. maybe three) and a cup of Starbucks. (caramel machiato) And make it a triple shot. (blech, that just sounds fattening) :shock: . Charmin! You're not reading me right here. :no: I love fried bologna! I'm not poking fun at it. I am simply describing what it is. It is not expensive and it is very good like a delicacy. And Denny's just happens to have a breakfast combination that I have always liked. But they don't have sausage in their gravy or sage. They don't have crepes. They don't serve a fruit combo like that. Man, maybe I should have a press conference! LOL
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Yeah Charmin, he's SUCH a man.
((taking notes on how to re-use such corny phrases at home! !))
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Odie @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 9:50 am wrote:
Charmin! You're not reading me right here. :no: I love fried bologna! I'm not poking fun at it. I am simply describing what it is. It is not expensive and it is very good like a delicacy. And Denny's just happens to have a breakfast combination that I have always liked. But they don't have sausage in their gravy or sage. They don't have crepes. They don't serve a fruit combo like that. Man, maybe I should have a press conference! LOL That's why I don't eat there........ I just SING there. (except, on the rare night I have my mozarella sticks) :yum: Gawd help me, I'm obsessed with those things. If only.... they'd really put them on a stick....so I could eat them going down the road. :D Quote: knighshow: ((taking notes on how to re-use such corny phrases at home! !))
Don't torture poor wifie like that. LOL
He's always been this way. When I had FIRST met him, we were barely dating, he pulled this one, he asked:
"Geez, you know what it feels like when you have to go pee reallllllyyyyy bad"
of course, I said "Yeah..."
Then he says:
"Then you wanna feel me and see if I have to go?"
(I'm telling ya..... he's a dork from the word go) LMAO
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BlueStainedShoes @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 10:22 am wrote: Odie @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 9:50 am wrote:
Charmin! You're not reading me right here. :no: I love fried bologna! I'm not poking fun at it. I am simply describing what it is. It is not expensive and it is very good like a delicacy. And Denny's just happens to have a breakfast combination that I have always liked. But they don't have sausage in their gravy or sage. They don't have crepes. They don't serve a fruit combo like that. Man, maybe I should have a press conference! LOL That's why I don't eat there........ I just SING there. (except, on the rare night I have my mozarella sticks) :yum: Gawd help me, I'm obsessed with those things. If only.... they'd really put them on a stick....so I could eat them going down the road. :D Quote: knighshow: ((taking notes on how to re-use such corny phrases at home! !)) Don't torture poor wifie like that. LOL He's always been this way. When I had FIRST met him, we were barely dating, he pulled this one, he asked: "Geez, you know what it feels like when you have to go pee reallllllyyyyy bad" of course, I said "Yeah..." Then he says: "Then you wanna feel me and see if I have to go?" (I'm telling ya..... he's a dork from the word go) LMAO . . Charmin's getting a big box of TGIF cheese sticks for Christmas!
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Odie @ Wed Oct 04, 2006 10:28 am wrote:
Charmin's getting a big box of TGIF cheese sticks for Christmas!
No, no, no.......... Not frozen ones. Then I'd have to COOK them!!
(just, buy me some at Denny's at christmas time, lll)
Speaking of gifts, Odie, you got a birthday coming soon. :D
And I'm gonna have to get to thinking of a suitable gift. What day does your b-day fall on this year? Hmmm...... I'll have to go check. HOpefully a weekend day.
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Wow, there's alot of November birthdays.......
Too many da'mn moody Scorpions on this site, maybe THAT is why we all fight and argue so much. :rotflmao:
Odie, your b-day is on a saturday....... WooHoo...... that means a karaoke party yanno. :dancin: :hi5: :oh yeah:
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