mmmm....puppy jerky.
The date is significant.
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The date is significant.
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( , Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:17, archived)
Read your Nostradamnus
End of world pencilled in for that weekend, i believe
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Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:22,
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You're fine.
Nostradamus is dead, and he's not going to be able to attend.
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Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:24,
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good - he always gets pissed and starts berating everybody about their 'futures'
and he doesn't like my marinades
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Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:25,
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not even the custard-mustard combo?
it didn't go down too well that one
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Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:29,
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The tomato ice cream was a bit much
but it was creative.
(wrong as fuck, but creative)
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Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:33,
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(wrong as fuck, but creative)
I smothered it
with a smallish pot to put out the flames, and waved a rag at the smoke detector for a while. After that, it was bearable to bury in the yard.
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Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:38,
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that's the line of people outside the hairdressers
Etymology
The origin of both the barbecue cooking activity and term are somewhat obscure and controversial. The word itself varies in spelling; variations include barbeque, BBQ, and Bar-B-Q
The Oxford English Dictionary states that the word is derived from the influence of the French Haitian phrase "barbe a queue," which translates as "from whiskers to tail." This refers to roasting and smoking an animal, like goats and pigs, whole.
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Tue 4 Apr 2006, 10:37,
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The origin of both the barbecue cooking activity and term are somewhat obscure and controversial. The word itself varies in spelling; variations include barbeque, BBQ, and Bar-B-Q
The Oxford English Dictionary states that the word is derived from the influence of the French Haitian phrase "barbe a queue," which translates as "from whiskers to tail." This refers to roasting and smoking an animal, like goats and pigs, whole.