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A job at Fox, at least in the news division, is hard to come by unless you're a tall, leggy blonde.
Welcome, NoMoreLurking! Thanks for playing our game!
Welcome, NoMoreLurking! Thanks for playing our game!
Dream girls like Olivia Newton-John and Megan McCormick, despite their obvious top-drawer qualities, still pale in comparison to all our sweetie pies.
Welcome, welcome, NoMoreLurking!
Welcome, welcome, NoMoreLurking!
All our sweetie pies agree that Miss Silkie makes the tastiest treats which is just one of the reasons why her sweetie pie always has a big smile on his face.
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Thomps2525
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A Satchel full of yummy eats is just going to get fatter and provide more fodder for Bucky Katt to make nasty comments about.
That one is for all the fans of the Get Fuzzy comic strip. "Pfft!"
That one is for all the fans of the Get Fuzzy comic strip. "Pfft!"
To make nasty comments about Megan McCormick or Olivia Newton-John or most anyone else around here, you must have something wrong in your head.
Our world renowned doctors at PowerWorld Hospital (PWH as most prefer) do not have much of the drama that you find on most tv doctor shows, because they are professional and dedicated, not sleazy, sex-crazed posers.
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Darth_vader
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Sleazy, sex-crazes posers need not apply, since they're totally inappropriate and unprofessional for an academic environment, and that's not what we're about.
[size=8pt]2612! That used to be my building number.
From "The Official Darth_vader Kitchen Handbook" 3rd (red-letter) edition (FWG University Press, copyleft 2011), page 486, section DX4 :
HOT FUDGE SUNDAE CAKE (a.k.a. "Chocolate Lava Cake", "Cocoa Upside-Down Cake", etc.)
--- STAGE I ---
2 c. all purpose flour [1]
1 1/2 c. granulated white sugar
1/4 c. unsweetened cocoa powder
4 t. baking powder
1/2 t. salt (NaCl)
Heat oven to 350deg. F. Mix all the above ingredients together in large mixing bowl until fully combined (tip: use your hands to mix it. It works better that way, at least for me.)
--- STAGE II ---
1 c. 1% milk
1/4 c. vegetable oil
2 t. pure vanilla extract
Add these ingredients to the dry ingredient mixture, then mix with a whisk until smooth. Pour the resulting batter into UNGREASED 9.5" * 13.5" * 2" baking pan and spread around until evenly distributed. Lick the bowl and the rubber scraper clean! This stuff's completely safe to eat in its primitive state, since it isn't made with eggs!
--- STAGE III ---
2 c. packed brown sugar
1/2 c. cocoa
3 1/2 c. very hot tap water [2]
Mix the brown sugar and cocoa together in another mixing bowl until all clumps are gone and the mixture resembles fine crumbs, then spread evenly over batter. (Again, use your hands to mix them together.) Pour water over the entire preparation, then bake for 40 minutes [3]. If prepared successfully, the cake will be on the top with a rich, soupy cocoa sauce underneath. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream or flooded with milk. It keeps for about five days under refrigeration (32-40deg. F.); reheat for 2-4 minutes depending on amount desired. Looks and tastes just like the stuff served at buffets and restaurants the world over, only much fresher.
[1] Do not use self-rising flour in this preparation.
[2] If you use a cold-tap water filter, microwave at full-power for about 8-10 minutes (don't let it boil.)
[3] Be sure to put a sheet of tinfoil or a cookie sheet larger than the baking dish underneath it, since this stuff can (and does) have tendency to boil over, and it's a royal mess to clean up out of the bottom of the oven.
[size=8pt]2612! That used to be my building number.
From "The Official Darth_vader Kitchen Handbook" 3rd (red-letter) edition (FWG University Press, copyleft 2011), page 486, section DX4 :
HOT FUDGE SUNDAE CAKE (a.k.a. "Chocolate Lava Cake", "Cocoa Upside-Down Cake", etc.)
--- STAGE I ---
2 c. all purpose flour [1]
1 1/2 c. granulated white sugar
1/4 c. unsweetened cocoa powder
4 t. baking powder
1/2 t. salt (NaCl)
Heat oven to 350deg. F. Mix all the above ingredients together in large mixing bowl until fully combined (tip: use your hands to mix it. It works better that way, at least for me.)
--- STAGE II ---
1 c. 1% milk
1/4 c. vegetable oil
2 t. pure vanilla extract
Add these ingredients to the dry ingredient mixture, then mix with a whisk until smooth. Pour the resulting batter into UNGREASED 9.5" * 13.5" * 2" baking pan and spread around until evenly distributed. Lick the bowl and the rubber scraper clean! This stuff's completely safe to eat in its primitive state, since it isn't made with eggs!
--- STAGE III ---
2 c. packed brown sugar
1/2 c. cocoa
3 1/2 c. very hot tap water [2]
Mix the brown sugar and cocoa together in another mixing bowl until all clumps are gone and the mixture resembles fine crumbs, then spread evenly over batter. (Again, use your hands to mix them together.) Pour water over the entire preparation, then bake for 40 minutes [3]. If prepared successfully, the cake will be on the top with a rich, soupy cocoa sauce underneath. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream or flooded with milk. It keeps for about five days under refrigeration (32-40deg. F.); reheat for 2-4 minutes depending on amount desired. Looks and tastes just like the stuff served at buffets and restaurants the world over, only much fresher.
[1] Do not use self-rising flour in this preparation.
[2] If you use a cold-tap water filter, microwave at full-power for about 8-10 minutes (don't let it boil.)
[3] Be sure to put a sheet of tinfoil or a cookie sheet larger than the baking dish underneath it, since this stuff can (and does) have tendency to boil over, and it's a royal mess to clean up out of the bottom of the oven.
"Pants On The Ground" was a song that an elderly gentleman sang a few years ago during an audition for American Idol.
They used to be all over the place, but these days it's a lot harder to find a drive-in theater.
Once the weather gets warm there is a drive-in theater in Warwick, NY that's about 40 minutes from where I live and we try to get there with the kids at least once during the summer.
It's not quite the bargain that it used to be when I was a teen hanging out at one of the several drive-ins in my area and we don't sneak anyone in by having them ride in the truck like we used to back then. Plus they don't have those metal speakers that you put in the window of your car. Now each screen (there are 3 of them at this location) has it's only low power FM transmitter so you listen via your car radio. FYI, the very first drive-in theater in the country was in Camden, NJ.
It's not quite the bargain that it used to be when I was a teen hanging out at one of the several drive-ins in my area and we don't sneak anyone in by having them ride in the truck like we used to back then. Plus they don't have those metal speakers that you put in the window of your car. Now each screen (there are 3 of them at this location) has it's only low power FM transmitter so you listen via your car radio. FYI, the very first drive-in theater in the country was in Camden, NJ.
A fun-filled vacation to a tropical beach somewhere in the South Pacific sounds good but it would be better if I had Megan McCormick as a travel guide.
A travel guide was not on the scene when the Illusions fill-in played cool "go to the parking lot and wait there conspicuously" songs; but they meant nothing to the fill-in, as the gigolo on the hook discovered upon the arrival of the woman with the poison pen.
That's a heavy duty recipe there, Darth.
That's a heavy duty recipe there, Darth.