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Matzos by Streitz (or, as I'm sure they prefer it, Streit's) is just one of many fine products you can find at the kosher grocer.

Wow dmar--I've never seen two posts with the identical time stamp! You got there first; I didn't get any warning because (most likely) it took my response about 2 minutes to upload after I hit Post.
 
Raptus used the same coast but forgot about Quadrophonic's love nest, but that's okay, because we know he was thinking about a perfect meat and spinach knish.
 
A perfect meat and spinach knish is actually often served with an apparatif at quad's love nest.

Check the menu, but always ask for your favorite. We keep the storeroom stocked too.
 
Quad's love nest from what I hear puts the Jungle Room at Graceland to shame.

Hey raptus...the timing of our simultaneous posts was pretty incredible. Good thing you-know-who is out of the area otherwise he would be calling for a complete and through investigation.
 
Shame on you for missing the most delectable of all Kosher meals, the glorious lox and bagels with caper cream cheese.
 
Caper Cream Cheese is scrumptous, indeed a near luxury that many band campers cannot afford in a weakened economy, but never fear, because there are always poor man's capers made from nasturtium.
 
Poor man's capers made from nasturtium are similar to capers in texture and flavor when pickled.
 
It would seem to me that most people of normal intelligence would prefer moderate, comfortable temperatures, but the local weather-yakkers on the boob tube act like highs in the mid-'90s are what everyone has been waiting for. :mad: ??? :mad: ???
 
Everyone has been waiting for Silkie's pineapple upside down cake, baked in the hole in the ground that we dug for just that purpose at band camp.
 
That purpose at band camp is the kind of thing that can get you into a whole heap of trouble and that would require a late night phone call to the parents of the offending child requesting the immediate removal of their troubled progeny.
 
A community shrine to the beautiful Olivia Newton-John is unfortunately not a part of President Obama's stimulus package which is a shame because I'd rather spend money in tribute to her instead of bailing out the butts of slimy lenders and incompetent executives.
 
Slimy lenders and incompetent executives are a universal given.

(I would like to put in a good word for The Hangover. On the face of it, there is nothing about this movie that would normally entice me to see it, even Roger Ebert's positive review. However, a friend said that it was surprisingly entertaining. And he was right. Silly and slight, the movie does entertain. It also magically ties up all of the various plot strings from the baby to the tiger to the crazed naked Chinese guy in the wrecked Mercedes' trunk--but not the chicken, which I suspect was there simply because it was a chicken. Anyway, not laugh out loud funny, but entertaining summer fare--although the two older women behind me were scandalized by the PG language.)
 
They used to be young, energetic, and brave now they resembled nothing more than grumpy, middle-aged men bickering about office politics.

(I watched Star Trek: The Motion Picture on DVD yesterday)
 


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