Water to Illusions Dance Club (a.k.a. "The Club") is a loss leader which is why sometimes when you ask for it, you'll get hot water instead of cold water because that's their way of telling you that the next time you're in da' club, you'd better order whiskey, or else.
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Whiskey, or else leave a tip is how the bartender permits water with lime for the big wheels in town.
Hello there, Adric. Don't worry about WMC. He makes it up as he goes along, even though the Managing Board Editor placed the thread for all to see from Page 1, which is where the rules of the game were first set forth. Frankly, as the alleged Director of Fun I don't you need to worry too much about it, because freestyle is coming back in a day or two anyway. And just to show that I am not especially worried about it when it comes to new players:
Thread bare is what some have become, clothing wise, as a result of their dedication to the Fantastic Word Game, where all are welcome.
Hello there, Adric. Don't worry about WMC. He makes it up as he goes along, even though the Managing Board Editor placed the thread for all to see from Page 1, which is where the rules of the game were first set forth. Frankly, as the alleged Director of Fun I don't you need to worry too much about it, because freestyle is coming back in a day or two anyway. And just to show that I am not especially worried about it when it comes to new players:
Thread bare is what some have become, clothing wise, as a result of their dedication to the Fantastic Word Game, where all are welcome.
Wheels in town cars are no bigger than wheels in other cars although you may find a better quality ride depending on what the weather is doing at the time.
Whistle blowers have been known to tell tales of unfair or even unsafe practices affecting workers.
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kenrayc
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Workers hired for seasonal work during the holidays at department stores are often used to help out on the registers and in the gift wrapping department.
Wrapping department employees are required to wear finger protection and tape guns on their sides, and when it's hot they are allowed to wear Speedos and bikinis, but they have to sign a waiver.
Waiver policy restrictions will prevent you from suing for any adverse reactions as a result of joining Weight Watchers.
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Darth_vader
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Weight watchers, as I found out in high school, ceratinly was not compatible with my recipes for Belgian waffles or French toast.
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Three eggs
little bit of cinnamon
little bit of nutmeg
~15 mL sugar
Six slices of Texas Toast (or some other type of thick-sliced egg bread if Texas toast is unavailable.)
Beat the eggs , spices and sugar in a mixing bowl until all is incorporated.
Heat the griddle to 190° (~375° F). Smear a great big glob of margarine across the griddle's surface until it is all covered and let it set until all the water in the margarine has boilled off. Dip (don't soak!) the bread in the egg mixture. Cook until the egg mixture is nicely browned on the one side (about five minutes), flip each bread slice over and cook the other side.
Cut each slice in half, triangular, and dust with a little bit of powdered sugar sifted through a strainer. Arrange six of these slices on an oblong platter for service. Then serve with artificial maple-flavoured syrup (e.g. Mrs. Butterworth.) Tastes just like what you'd get as Shari's, but is about six dollars cheaper.
The recipe for the Belgian waffles, however, has unfortunately been mislaid. However, it is known that they can only be served with fake syrup. Natural maple syrup or any other topping will cause the waffles AND/OR the serving dish to behave unpredictably.
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Three eggs
little bit of cinnamon
little bit of nutmeg
~15 mL sugar
Six slices of Texas Toast (or some other type of thick-sliced egg bread if Texas toast is unavailable.)
Beat the eggs , spices and sugar in a mixing bowl until all is incorporated.
Heat the griddle to 190° (~375° F). Smear a great big glob of margarine across the griddle's surface until it is all covered and let it set until all the water in the margarine has boilled off. Dip (don't soak!) the bread in the egg mixture. Cook until the egg mixture is nicely browned on the one side (about five minutes), flip each bread slice over and cook the other side.
Cut each slice in half, triangular, and dust with a little bit of powdered sugar sifted through a strainer. Arrange six of these slices on an oblong platter for service. Then serve with artificial maple-flavoured syrup (e.g. Mrs. Butterworth.) Tastes just like what you'd get as Shari's, but is about six dollars cheaper.
The recipe for the Belgian waffles, however, has unfortunately been mislaid. However, it is known that they can only be served with fake syrup. Natural maple syrup or any other topping will cause the waffles AND/OR the serving dish to behave unpredictably.
Waffles or French toast are not bad, but we added some turkey, ham and swiss cheese to the French toast for Monte Cristos, while listening to Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks with commentary about Paul McCartney in between.
So the question is whether Rod Stewart became Paul McCartney became Stevie Nicks
o) or whether Paul McCartney was stuck in the middle. As Fats Waller might ask, "One never knows, do one?" No doubt clarification is upcoming.
So the question is whether Rod Stewart became Paul McCartney became Stevie Nicks
o) or whether Paul McCartney was stuck in the middle. As Fats Waller might ask, "One never knows, do one?" No doubt clarification is upcoming.Works at times, but you can't depend on the world's systems to work well long-term.
Work well long-term at TFWG and you will end up writing for a long time.
Like, nearly 1600 pages so far. And, hey you guys, looks like W Day agrees with you. You rolled through a good three pages. I'm <sniffle> very proud of all of you (except for that Aldric guy who popped in out of nowhere and nearly shut down the program.)
Like, nearly 1600 pages so far. And, hey you guys, looks like W Day agrees with you. You rolled through a good three pages. I'm <sniffle> very proud of all of you (except for that Aldric guy who popped in out of nowhere and nearly shut down the program.)
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Darth_vader
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Writing for a long time makes my fingers become part of the pen housing and my wrists seize up and stop functioning altogether.
[size=8pt]Ever had typewriter hands? Not Karpall's Tunnel syndrome--that's in your wrists and thus, is something different altogether (and actually comes from using computer keyboards, not typewriters.......)
[size=8pt]Ever had typewriter hands? Not Karpall's Tunnel syndrome--that's in your wrists and thus, is something different altogether (and actually comes from using computer keyboards, not typewriters.......)
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kenrayc
Guest
Wrist seize up and stop functioning altogether happen to me a few years ago, and I had to have X-Rays.
Welcome Surfside to the Fantastic Word Game, at the current moment we are doing the alphabet game, start a clue with the same letter each day, which we are at the W's and now it's a new day it's time for the X's,we will be going back to the normal Freestyle format when were done with the alphabet.
It wasn't Kapall's Tunnel syndrome I had, I injured my wrist using a press at work, I strained the tendons and couldn't use my hand for 3 weeks.
Welcome Surfside to the Fantastic Word Game, at the current moment we are doing the alphabet game, start a clue with the same letter each day, which we are at the W's and now it's a new day it's time for the X's,we will be going back to the normal Freestyle format when were done with the alphabet.
It wasn't Kapall's Tunnel syndrome I had, I injured my wrist using a press at work, I strained the tendons and couldn't use my hand for 3 weeks.
X-Rays, free of charge, is what we are getting at the airport these days as those mean old TSA agents use their x-ray vision.
I don't foresee a fruitful day here for some reason.
Surfside, welcome. Sorry to commandeer your post but we are in the first ever alphabet game. It was W day when you posted, now it's X day. Your new ending clue needs to begin with the letter X. Your beginning clue is the previous ending clue. Thanks for playing.
I don't foresee a fruitful day here for some reason.
Surfside, welcome. Sorry to commandeer your post but we are in the first ever alphabet game. It was W day when you posted, now it's X day. Your new ending clue needs to begin with the letter X. Your beginning clue is the previous ending clue. Thanks for playing.
X-ray vision could come in handy should you ever decide to travel to Xian, China.
Good luck with the X's today people. You all knew this day was coming so I hope you are all well prepared.
Good luck with the X's today people. You all knew this day was coming so I hope you are all well prepared.
Xian, China is where I buy my Xerox equipment.