Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 55th Edition

• the Bear

  11 Sep 07, 18:18

  29th is for the AFL Grand Finals..
  
  i love watching Aussie Rules
  
  gotta go.. i'm dying of fatigue here.. will have to write the notes of meeting tomorrow and a bunch of other things too...
• elindra

  11 Sep 07, 18:18

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  29th is for the AFL Grand Finals..
  
  i love watching Aussie Rules
  
  gotta go.. i'm dying of fatigue here.. will have to write the notes of meeting tomorrow and a bunch of other things too...

  Me too but my brain is not working
• stellazio

  11 Sep 07, 18:20

  Originally posted by elindra:

  
  We must demand special MM membership from MM if we do that
  The tab we will ring up will be huge

  the last time we went, they only charged us for 9 guinness. Thats like special already.
• elindra

  11 Sep 07, 18:29

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  the last time we went, they only charged us for 9 guinness. Thats like special already.

  That was coz they made a mistake
• stellazio

  11 Sep 07, 18:30

  Originally posted by elindra:

  That was coz they made a mistake

  they can always make the same mistake again.
• elindra

  11 Sep 07, 18:31

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  they can always make the same mistake again.

  You think so zun meh
  Like that they can close shop liao
• stellazio

  11 Sep 07, 18:33

  Originally posted by elindra:

  You think so zun meh
  Like that they can close shop liao

  i think the mistake happened because we ordered from too many different waiters. thats why the bill c0cked up.
• elindra

  11 Sep 07, 18:35

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i think the mistake happened because we ordered from too many different waiters. thats why the bill c0cked up.

  I see I think that works
  Coz I ate at this place and I ordered a different dish from a adifferent person and they left out the dessert
  
  I didn't realise it till I left the place
• honeymouse

  12 Sep 07, 06:22

  Good morning.... yay... it's Wednesday already.... have a good day everyone!
• honeymouse

  12 Sep 07, 06:27

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  29th is for the AFL Grand Finals..
  
  i love watching Aussie Rules

  One of our subcontractors gave us 5 tickets to the Grand Finals. I was asked if I wanted to go but I declined since I am not into footy and also I can't bring hubby along.
  
  I know you guys might think I am crazy not to take it.....
• honeymouse

  12 Sep 07, 06:30

  Originally posted by elindra:

  THIS IS UNFAIR I WANT MY BURGER AND LAMB CHOPS
  
  Nm I make my own

  I think you might get better ones when you are in the USA!!!
• jetta

  12 Sep 07, 07:11

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  Y'know, I've always cracked jokes about what the Scottish men hide underneath their kilts...

  My mind goes back to your Anaconda comment.
• jetta

  12 Sep 07, 07:11

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  Not sure whether she'd allow me to talk more about her online - gotta respect her privacy.

  That's okay. I won't tell her what you're going to tell me. So, voila! Privacy ensured.
• jetta

  12 Sep 07, 07:14

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  I am back.... from lunch!!!
  
  Yes, I am still playing Animal Crossing but only just to talk to the residents.... I hardly do anything else nowadays.
  
  As for my tick bite, the actual bite mark has healed but the rash has flared again. Anyway, I am going to the specialist on Thu. He probably needs to refer me to the dermatologist.

  The hubster's granny just recovered from Lyme's disease. She got bitten by a tick while on vacation in the mid-west. I hope that yours is a simple case and nothing serious. Speedy recovery honeymouse.
• honeymouse

  12 Sep 07, 07:23

  Originally posted by jetta:

  The hubster's granny just recovered from Lyme's disease. She got bitten by a tick while on vacation in the mid-west. I hope that yours is a simple case and nothing serious. Speedy recovery honeymouse.

  Thanks Jetta. Fortunately we haven't got lyme disease in Oz. What I have is known as the "Spotted fevers" and as a result of that I also developed dermatitis as a secondary infection.
  
  It's just so amazing how such a tiny bug like a tick can be so nasty. It can actually kill animals like dogs and horses if it is on them long enough.
• jetta

  12 Sep 07, 07:48

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  Thanks Jetta. Fortunately we haven't got lyme disease in Oz. What I have is known as the "Spotted fevers" and as a result of that I also developed dermatitis as a secondary infection.
  
  It's just so amazing how such a tiny bug like a tick can be so nasty. It can actually kill animals like dogs and horses if it is on them long enough.

  Whew! Good to hear that it's nothing serious. Granny was so weak from the disease and had to take lots of meds to flush it outta her system and she's 87!
  
  Speedy recovery honeymouse.
  
  I'm making dinner now. Don't ask me what I'm making though. I just threw a whole bunch of stuff in and am hoping for the best.
• the Bear

  12 Sep 07, 07:51

  everything works with stir fry
  
  anyway, bought chye tau kueh because most of the stalls were closed.. i think it's the first of the lunar calendar or something..
  
  thing is, i don't like it with sweet sauce but the stuff's drenched in it.. he must have gotten the order wrong when i went to buy coffee
  
  oh well... it's not that bad.. but still prefer the stuff without the sweet sauce...
  
  listening to Gary Moore in the office now
• the Bear

  12 Sep 07, 08:01

  every evening after sundown
  as the light begins to fade
  feel so low but i just don't know
  why these blues won't go away
  
  i love Gary Moore's work
• jetta

  12 Sep 07, 08:02

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  everything works with stir fry
  
  anyway, bought chye tau kueh because most of the stalls were closed.. i think it's the first of the lunar calendar or something..
  
  thing is, i don't like it with sweet sauce but the stuff's drenched in it.. he must have gotten the order wrong when i went to buy coffee
  
  oh well... it's not that bad.. but still prefer the stuff without the sweet sauce...
  
  listening to Gary Moore in the office now

  Yah but.. I'm not making stir-fry. What's in the pot now are chicken chunks, shitake, garlic, shallots, tomato paste, rotini pasta and butter.
• the Bear

  12 Sep 07, 08:05

  hmm.. take out and put in a baking tray, cover with mozerella and cheddar and bake.. take out and while still hot, sprinkle liberally with parmesan
  
  
  
  

  Originally posted by jetta:

  Yah but.. I'm not making stir-fry. What's in the pot now are chicken chunks, shitake, garlic, shallots, tomato paste, rotini pasta and butter.

• jetta

  12 Sep 07, 08:08

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  hmm.. take out and put in a baking tray, cover with mozerella and cheddar and bake.. take out and while still hot, sprinkle liberally with parmesan
  
  
  
  

  *clutches heart at the high cheese quotient*
• the Bear

  12 Sep 07, 08:09

  awww.. but cheese is nice to eat
  
  especially the 'smellier' cheeses
• jetta

  12 Sep 07, 08:10

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  awww.. but cheese is nice to eat
  
  especially the 'smellier' cheeses

  Thanks but no thanks. As you know Americans and their love for cheese is legendary. And fattening.
• the Bear

  12 Sep 07, 08:13

  americans usually only eat processed cheese? that's the running gag on tv
  
  i won't mind trying out all kinds of cheeses.. including the gross Sardinian Cheese which is alive and moving
  
  

  Originally posted by jetta:

  Thanks but no thanks. As you know Americans and their love for cheese is legendary. And fattening.

• honeymouse

  12 Sep 07, 08:13

  I cooked apricot chicken last night. That was yummy and quite easy to make. Jetta, have you tried that before?