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26 Dec 2005, 8:39 pm

From the Little Rascals; Our Gang

Happy Birthday Mr. Hood
Happy Birthday to ya
To make this burthday turn out right
we give this present to ya.


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27 Dec 2005, 3:35 am

Hey, let's do this again for New Years! I'll make barbeque pizza (my mom's old recipe made from rolled dough topped with barbeque sauce, lots of cheddar and ground beef), also some breaded chicken livers wrapped in bacon, and of course, lots of my special shell maccheroni and cheese. It'll make all of you pull your chairs up to the buffet table and start munching as I often do!
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27 Dec 2005, 7:53 am

Recipe for lazyman jacket potatoes (or Neuroman Ala Jackette in honour of your birthday)

1. Get potato
2. Clean it
3. Put some 'breathing' holes in it
4. Put in microwave
5. Cook it
6. Chew it
7. Digest it
8. (deleted for graphical reference)

yum yum



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27 Dec 2005, 8:36 am

it's my birthday this week too! oooooh, another cappie! hurrah! joint b'day party then, neuroman? can i be dead boring and bring the organic vegetarian option? and chocolate, obviously.

:jester:



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27 Dec 2005, 11:59 am

vetivert wrote:
it's my birthday this week too! oooooh, another cappie! hurrah! joint b'day party then, neuroman? can i be dead boring and bring the organic vegetarian option? and chocolate, obviously.

:jester:
LOL, I am making Pad Thai with organic vegetables and NO shrimp because I tried them ahead of time and the texture sucks. Organic onions, bean sprouts and cilantro and the salad is organic mesclun mix.
Also made bean soup with celery and organic boullion.
And chocolate of course - let me find that bar...Chapon, 77%. Cocoa from Ivory Coast, Mexico, Venezuela and Madagascar. I'll start that one after I finish the Dolfin 70%.
Don't tell anyone I am a closet vegetarian...


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27 Dec 2005, 12:00 pm

mjs82 wrote:
Recipe for lazyman jacket potatoes (or Neuroman Ala Jackette in honour of your birthday)

1. Get potato
2. Clean it
3. Put some 'breathing' holes in it
4. Put in microwave
5. Cook it
6. Chew it
7. Digest it
8. (deleted for graphical reference)

yum yum
who knew? I eat these all the time!


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27 Dec 2005, 12:18 pm

noooooooo! heresy! jacket potatoes must NEVER be cooked in a michaelwave - they're HORRIBLE!

done in the oven, slowly, for all that lovely crunchy skin wossname. and then plenty of butter...

drool, dribble.



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27 Dec 2005, 7:45 pm

vetivert wrote:
it's my birthday this week too! oooooh, another cappie! hurrah! joint b'day party then, neuroman? can i be dead boring and bring the organic vegetarian option? and chocolate, obviously.

:jester:


*gets sudden urge to hug Vivi* Happy birthday! And yes, I can probably bring some fried rice. ;)


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27 Dec 2005, 11:08 pm

Neuroman wrote:
It's my birthday this week!


Well you didn't say just when, so "happy birthday!"



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28 Dec 2005, 1:53 am

vetivert wrote:
noooooooo! heresy! jacket potatoes must NEVER be cooked in a michaelwave - they're HORRIBLE!

done in the oven, slowly, for all that lovely crunchy skin wossname. and then plenty of butter...

drool, dribble.


um... these are Lazyman potatoes... I mean, who has the time to actually cook them properly when WP is so addictive.

Happy Birthday to the Birthday Twins!



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28 Dec 2005, 2:20 am

I'm not sure if this would work for either Vivi or Jack, but I can tell you that everyone that eats my lilikoi pie loves it. It's basically a key lime pie but with lilikoi (aka passionfruit) juice instead of lime. It's got graham cracker crust, condensed milk, egg yolks, fresh lilikoi juice from my yard and whipped cream on top. I LOVE lilikoi = that's what my avatar is BTW (a pic of a passionfruit flower).



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28 Dec 2005, 2:42 am

oh, just give me the passionfruits... ;)

happy birthday, Cap'n Mad Jack! :jester:

and thank you for your birthday wishes, namiko and mjs82. :D