Is that anything to do with not being a vegetarian?

Ah so I'm buying it by the kilo next time.

Food was great....that warm happiness that comes with good homemade grub or a weekend of carnal fun....which do you prefer?

Carnal fun, no contest.

As long as there is pizza afterwards I'm with you 100%

Ah so I'm buying it by the kilo next time.

Food was great....that warm happiness that comes with good homemade grub or a weekend of carnal fun....which do you prefer?

Carnal fun, no contest.

As long as there is pizza afterwards I'm with you 100%

I'm happy enough with a jar of chocolate body paint....is it true the Aussies use vegemite as a substitute?

Is that anything to do with not being a vegetarian?

No.

Latin and etymology are not my strong suit, but I'm sure the only connection is carne, body or flesh. There is no vore, or eating.

I wonder where "carnival" comes from? It sounds oddly like a combination of carnal and carnivore.

Ah so I'm buying it by the kilo next time.

Food was great....that warm happiness that comes with good homemade grub or a weekend of carnal fun....which do you prefer?

Carnal fun, no contest.

As long as there is pizza afterwards I'm with you 100%

I'm happy enough with a jar of chocolate body paint....is it true the Aussies use vegemite as a substitute?

Only if you're painting your bread.

I wonder where "carnival" comes from? It sounds oddly like a combination of carnal and carnivore.

"Put the meat away"

So, yeah, pretty much.

Historically, what culture{s} developed the first cheese or cheese-like product?

I wonder where "carnival" comes from? It sounds oddly like a combination of carnal and carnivore.

"Put the meat away"

So, yeah, pretty much.

Carne pizza carnal pleasure....it all sounds delicious to me.....as for the first cheese let's hope it had nothing to do with a stinky bishop....

I HATE vegetables.

That's why I always chop them up and eat them.

Historically, what culture{s} developed the first cheese or cheese-like product?

Bacteria.

Well, you did ask.

Historically, what culture{s} developed the first cheese or cheese-like product?

Bacteria.

Well, you did ask.

Mirth.

Hate to be paying her phone bill:

A woman in the Netherlands has been charged with stalking after allegedly calling her ex-boyfriend 65,000 times in the past year.

After the 62-year-old recipient of the phone calls filed a complaint, the woman was arrested. Police also seized mobile phones and computers from her home in Rotterdam, the Washington Post reports.

The woman said that her behaviour was completely normal; they were in a relationship.

The maths show she had to have called 178 times a day. That's 7.8 calls an hour, 24 hours a day - one phone call every 8.1 minutes without ever stopping.

Nicolette Stoel, prosecution spokeswoman at the Hague, said the woman claimed, during a preliminary hearing, that because she was dating the man, the amount of phone calls she placed was not unreasonable.

However, the man denied their relationship.

The court has ordered her not to contact the man again.

Source: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/world/how-many-phone-calls-is-too-much/story-e6frf7lf-1226132963679

The end is near [for most].

Those who imbibe in goodness and light will be spared.

That won't leave many.

No prob, I'll share what's left of the women.

The end is near [for most].

Those who imbibe in goodness and light will be spared.

That won't leave many.

Glenmorangie drinkers will be spared?

OK....that suits me.

No prob, I'll share what's left of the women.

I won't share. But then, a harem of 12 should do nicely. You can have the rest.

Historically, what culture{s} developed the first cheese or cheese-like product?

The Moonies

No prob, I'll share what's left of the women.

I won't share. But then, a harem of 12 should do nicely. You can have the rest.

I doubt there would be 12 women imbibed with goodness and light. We'd be lucky to get one each, but then you may not be around to share.

No prob, I'll share what's left of the women.

I won't share. But then, a harem of 12 should do nicely. You can have the rest.

I doubt there would be 12 women imbibed with goodness and light. We'd be lucky to get one each, but then you may not be around to share.

It depends on what "imbibing in goodness and light" means.

I'm sure I imbibe regularly.

Historically, what culture{s} developed the first cheese or cheese-like product?

The Moonies

Silly. Neil Armstrong proved them wrong back in 1969.

Don't you read the papers?

Speaking of Neil....

Loonies are lost for words

Peter FitzSimons

September 11, 2011

SAY you're one of those moon landing conspiracy theorists who steadfastly maintains that the whole thing was a giant fraud perpetrated in a secret Nevada studio by NASA, and say you're feeling like an idiot right now. Those conspiracy theorists were strangely silent last week after NASA released staggering photos from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, just 20 kilometres above the moon's surface, showing clearly all the buggy-tracks, footsteps and litter left on the moon by those landings, in extraordinary detail. When I did a documentary for the BBC a couple of years ago on Australia's involvement in the landings, I was besieged by otherwise intelligent people who refused to believe it was real. This week, no word from any of them!

Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/society-and-culture/loonies-are-lost-for-words-20110910-1k2k6.html#ixzz1XbovsljE

A Scots friend would have called this "having a wee gloat".

Speaking of Neil....

Loonies are lost for words

Peter FitzSimons

September 11, 2011

SAY you're one of those moon landing conspiracy theorists who steadfastly maintains that the whole thing was a giant fraud perpetrated in a secret Nevada studio by NASA, and say you're feeling like an idiot right now. Those conspiracy theorists were strangely silent last week after NASA released staggering photos from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, just 20 kilometres above the moon's surface, showing clearly all the buggy-tracks, footsteps and litter left on the moon by those landings, in extraordinary detail. When I did a documentary for the BBC a couple of years ago on Australia's involvement in the landings, I was besieged by otherwise intelligent people who refused to believe it was real. This week, no word from any of them!

Read more: http://www.theage.co...l#ixzz1XbovsljE

A Scots friend would have called this "having a wee gloat".

Kiwi's and the Welsh "have a wee goat"............

Historically, what culture{s} developed the first cheese or cheese-like product?

The Moonies

Silly. Neil Armstrong proved them wrong back in 1969.

Don't you read the papers?

Conspiracy papers or official documentation?

Kiwi's and the Welsh "have a wee goat"............

Surely they take turns? That must explain the wide variety of the species....

Here's a thing. My missus always throws away her toothpaste tube before it's completely emptied. I find that at the stage she throws hers away, I could get another ten or a dozen brushings - and I'm talking about getting out decent knobs, not little squirts.

I like to use the roll-up method to get my knob out, but she could squeeze a knob if she merely ran her fingers along the shaft.

Call me a Cheap Charlie, but I consider it so wasteful. Not worth an argument, however...

Here's a thing. My missus always throws away her toothpaste tube before it's completely emptied. I find that at the stage she throws hers away, I could get another ten or a dozen brushings - and I'm talking about getting out decent knobs, not little squirts.

I like to use the roll-up method to get my knob out, but she could squeeze a knob if she merely ran her fingers along the shaft.

Call me a Cheap Charlie, but I consider it so wasteful. Not worth an argument, however...

Ping, ya frustrated, fantasizing......

Not about toothpaste either.

......run her fingers along the shaft...etc.... he he he

John Shaft.

Speaking of Neil....

Loonies are lost for words

Peter FitzSimons

September 11, 2011

SAY you're one of those moon landing conspiracy theorists who steadfastly maintains that the whole thing was a giant fraud perpetrated in a secret Nevada studio by NASA, and say you're feeling like an idiot right now. Those conspiracy theorists were strangely silent last week after NASA released staggering photos from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, just 20 kilometres above the moon's surface, showing clearly all the buggy-tracks, footsteps and litter left on the moon by those landings, in extraordinary detail. When I did a documentary for the BBC a couple of years ago on Australia's involvement in the landings, I was besieged by otherwise intelligent people who refused to believe it was real. This week, no word from any of them!

Read more: http://www.theage.co...l#ixzz1XbovsljE

A Scots friend would have called this "having a wee gloat".

Who produced the photos of the footprints?

SC

The world is flat. Figuratively.

Why is a biergarten a place where you go to drink beer, but a kindergarten is not a place where you go to eat small children?

I've always wondered about that...