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So when Mel stopped in for dinner the other night, the restaurant served up the Frankenstein cocktail and Chocolate Frankenstein Tower. He declined the drink — he said he was working, but I personally think it's because the cocktail looks like it contains actual blood — but happily accepted the dessert; Mel dug right in. ...
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Switch out with Bogle merlot and a bottle of Jeremiah Weed and the picture would look better:wink:
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Brother, the cabernet in the photo was for cooking, and I won't switch out the Jameson for anything else (but I will try it, on your recommendation). Regardless of anything else, I admit my photo could be better.
This even poorer photo shows another S&W snubby (Mod. 642), and my sloppy presentation of the dinner I made, including the raspberry steak sauce I made using the cabernet from the first pic -
How cool is this...
Someone get it tattoed and you can be this threads guest of honor!
Man that SP101 is just getting harder and harder to say no to.
Seraph, looks good. You even cooked the steak right:congrats:
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tags: Holocaust, Israel, Chevrolet, SS, muscle carThe recently introduced 2014 Chevrolet SS muscle car has been welcomed in NASCAR country with open arms, but GM's latest halo car isn't getting as warm of a response in The Holy Land.
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It sounds good to me and very military based. I must say i was expecting more being put into tech victories.
My group haven't had a tech victory since the early days of playing it, in fact, level 4's are rare.
We had a game last night and were discussing the possible starting tech's etc.
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France: Pottery
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Firearms Ban Rejected By Monroe Co. Committee
The Democratic-backed measure failed in a 3-2 vote along party lines. If approved, the law would have made it illegal for anyone other than law enforcement officers to carry firearms into any county-owned or -leased building.
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Feb 26, 2013
"The Democratic-backed measure failed in a 3-2 vote along party lines."
With all the problems and criminal activity in the County and more so the City why are DemocRATS wasting time trying to pass laws where no problems exist? Going after legal law abiding citizens makes no sense (democrats) How many murders with ilegal guns this year in Rochester? Priorities, Priorities, DemocRat Priorities...... |
Feb 26, 2013
Thats because most criminals are Democrats |
Feb 26, 2013
that tune will change when one if you "law abiding" whites shows up at a county office building a shoots everyone in sight..... |
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Feb 26, 2013
How about naming just one time there has been any crimes comment in a county office building using a firearm. Just asking. |
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Feb 26, 2013
If that happens, chances are that it will be a democrat wielding the gun just to create a prescience ... kinda like they did for "Fast & Furious" |
"Reality is settling in..." Since: Nov 08 4,559 Stop sweating the small stuff. |
Feb 26, 2013
According to the Leflore County Sheriff's Department, a local man has been arrested and faces animal cruelty charges after they say he shot and killed three "coon dogs"
Undersheriff Kendall Morgan says the United Kennel Club was hosting a raccoon hunt near Monroe, Okla. Morgan says three dogs wandered onto Douglas Frerich's property. Morgan says Frerich shot and killed the three "coon dogs" valued at approximately $50,000. Morgan says the dogs had GPS tracking collars and name plates. He said the dogs weren't any threat to Frerich, his property or livestock. Frerich is being charged with three felony counts of Cruelty to Animals, and his bond was set at $15,000. Read more: http://www.4029tv.com/news/arkansas/river-val... |
"Reality is settling in..." Since: Nov 08 4,559 Stop sweating the small stuff. |
Feb 26, 2013
I say expect the UNexpected...... We never anticipated seeing Firemen get ambushed when responding to a fire, now did we??? WEBSTER!!!!!!90 Just asking.... |
Feb 27, 2013
I am sorry to see that common sense doesn't seem to be a democrat strong point. It's obviously grandstanding on time wasting issues.
Feb 27, 2013
They should have paraded a bunch of kids on stage like I did. I'll get Joe Biden to put down his tinker toys for a minute and get right up there to lead a discussion with my favorite open mined leaders like Jesse Jackson, Diane Feinstein, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and George Soros. While we are at it, please help me get gays into the Boyscouts. Salami Alickme
Feb 27, 2013
Morgan, who wasn't there to witness anything, said that the dogs were not a threat. Who told him they weren't a threat. Frerich? I don't think so.
Frerich wasn't arrested for shooting three dogs, he was arrested for killing three dogs valued at $50 large and that belonged to buddies of the sheriff and for ruining a good ol' boys raccoon hunt. |
Feb 27, 2013
ummmm, there has been a firearms/weapons ban in place at the county/NYS supreme court level for well over twenty years...ever since the white Judge kept getting beat up by his white gay lovers in his chambers. But we weren't talking about court buildings no were we.......try and stay on topic retard. |
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We had a very speedy boarding in Barcelona and set sail for Toulon. We have sailed on Princess before and the ship was to the same high standard of decor. The staff on board this ship are all very happy to be there and you get the impression of a very well organised and efficient ship - our cabin steward Vitor was amazing and nothing was too much trouble, as was our waiter for our fixed dining table Judith and her wine waiter Ayro, The food in the evenings was first class, but the standard of the buffet at lunchtime, we feel, has gone down slightly in variety of foods available, probably due to the very competitive pricing of cruises now compared to when we started cruising. This cruise starts in Spain and ends in Venice and visits Greece and Turkey ports also, with only two days at sea.
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Summertime means baseball. The next time you take your child to a game, incorporate a few math games while you cheer on your favorite team.
Have your child play umpire and ask him to keep count of each batter's balls and strikes. Additionally, he can also keep track of the outs every inning, and how many innings are left before the game is over. Ask him questions, such as what inning marks the halfway point in the game, and how many runs the losing team needs to catch up.
If a certain player on one of the teams is close to breaking a record, such as homeruns, have your child figure out how many more he needs to meet and break the record.
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Kindergarten Readiness App Wins Gold
Our Kindergarten Readiness app won the Gold Award of Excellence in the educational category at the 2014 Communicator Awards. This valuable checklist comes with games and activities to help your child practice the essential skills she needs for kindergarten. Download the Kindergarten Readiness app today!
6 Homemade Play Dough Recipes
Looking for a creative cure for cabin fever? Whip up one of these easy homemade play dough recipes with your child today!
Find Today's Newest & Best Children's Books!
Looking for newly released books for your child? Try our new Book Finder tool to search for new books by age, type, and theme, and create reading lists for kids!
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