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Hmmmm, that's a good idea too - pepper vinegar.

I also got a couple of cubanelles from the farm, too - any ideas?
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Well, I'm in Germany for work. I'm in Cologne (or Köln as they would have it). I've a meeting tomorrow and most of Thursday and then Irene joins me until Sunday. Fun fun fun.
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Repent America is currently protest abortion on my college campus. :roll:
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So, your school clinic performing a lot of them?
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Tyyr wrote:So, your school clinic performing a lot of them?
Must be one damned progressive school.
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Been busy, have you?
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Mark wrote:Been busy, have you?
Yeah but a real stud would have made such an impression the women would want to keep his babies.
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:laughroll:
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Uzume wrote:
Lighthawk wrote:
Mikey wrote:Of course, the first thing that comes to mind is a chile relleno. However, with the flavor of a poblano and heat somewhere between jalapeño and habanero, I'm thinking "wing sauce."
Damn right.


On that note.............. did anyone try my hot wing recipes?
If so how did they come out? Keep in mind, I make my own pepper vinegar, so I'm just curious.
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I just got hired at Casey's a gas/convenience store around the midwest.
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Tyyr wrote:
Mark wrote:Been busy, have you?
Yeah but a real stud would have made such an impression the women would want to keep his babies.
:lol:

Apparently it's an annual thing. They appear once, possibly twice, a year. This time they were protesting aborting, in the spring they protest homosexuality. ... Next time I'll prepare some signs of my own.
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Protest against protesting?
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RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Protest against protesting?
No, not their protesting. I suppose (as much as I disagree) they have a right to spout their beliefs... If I had the time, I was going to make a sign/poster to carry against them (i apologize if this offends anyone): "World Population: 6,876,101,873 --- Number of Children Starving: Everyday 16,000 children die of hunger-related causes. Yes, let's keep having babies" I couldn't make a sign so I posted it on FB.... We did witness the formation of the Church of Dr. Seuss today. Simultaneously with the Repent America folks, a group of students began preaching the Word of Seuss through "The Cat in the Hat"
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Sonic Glitch wrote:...We did witness the formation of the Church of Dr. Seuss today. Simultaneously with the Repent America folks, a group of students began preaching the Word of Seuss through "The Cat in the Hat"
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There are infinitely worse people to worship than Seuss.
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