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Hey youngster! Do you remember if anyone took any pictures at the PIZZA scarf? If so ,who (whom)?
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Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo  | | OK, I'll bite,what is on a Motoged pizza? I am guessing Canadian bacon, and a thick crust of course, but what else? |
french fries and gravy?
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Must be consumed with suds, hosers.
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
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| Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo | | OK, I'll bite,what is on a Motoged pizza? I am guessing Canadian bacon, and a thick crust of course, but what else? |
Canadian extra-sharp cheddar cheese with dried maple leaf seasoning. Lots of beer too.
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chuckie
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Sorry, all...LisaMaria organized a pizza party, and we all had to wear a scarf to "scarf"down pizza.....good turnout and good fun...I remember GED
having his camera and was hoping to get a few pics for my BAJA book,
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Yes....I remember that auspicious occasion.
I was looking forward to meeting some Mulege Nomads on a 6-week moto trip all over Baja (one of many where I found my own trails and didn't expect
Nomads to hand-hold my ride planning... )....and some of their posts
at that time were raving about a local business offering fire brick oven pizza....
In the pizza raving, the term "scarfing" was used to describe their method of eating such cuisine.....which led to a divergent conversation about
scarves and eating manners....
Well, I joined up with the group of about 6-8 folks, figured out the process, ordered a pizza to add to previous pizza pile (left most of it and hoped
someone would take it home....tasted okay....I was just full).
It was interesting to meet the group (a tightly knit bunch)....my memory tells me that Chuckie said "You don't look at all what I thought you would
look like....", but wouldn't tell me what his fantasy image was.....
So the evening was enjoyable, but I felt the stinging wrath of Nomads when I later described the pizza as "pedestrian at best".....
I understand how, when living in a small community, the local fried bologna sandwich is considered a delicacy by some.....
I may have taken pictures but I later lost a pack with 2 cameras on the way up to San Javier ....so no pics of 4 weeks.....
I am still wondering what Chuckie thought I would look like....
In the meantime, it is entertaining to see some Americans' views of Canadian cuisine..... the usual Canadian bacon and poutine images seem to stick in
their minds.....perhaps it's because their "biscuits and gravy" diet lets fat stick to their brains and limit normal cognitive processes....oh....and
the "hoser" thing seems to make them think they have found the holy grail of identifying Canadians.
[Edited on 8-27-2019 by motoged]
Don't believe everything you think....
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chuckie
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Being a Canadian meself. I rather expected GED to be tall, slim and handsome like most Canucks (me)...It was a bit of a shock to see a Squat Chubby
little chap with abnormally long arms and band aids on his knuckles. He seemed pleasant enough tho.A bit difficult to understand what with the
interspersion of "EH" in his conversations. Must have been raised in a dust spot in one of the prairie provinces. Drank enormous quantities of
beer....mostly purchased by me. I have to agree on the quality of the pizza ...That joint didn't last long..Good to see him out on work release
again.....Keep the rubber side down, Bucko!
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Now this is getting funny!
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| Quote: Originally posted by chuckie | | Being a Canadian meself. I rather expected GED to be tall, slim and handsome like most Canucks (me)...It was a bit of a shock to see a Squat Chubby
little chap with abnormally long arms and band aids on his knuckles. He seemed pleasant enough tho.A bit difficult to understand what with the
interspersion of "EH" in his conversations. Must have been raised in a dust spot in one of the prairie provinces. Drank enormous quantities of
beer....mostly purchased by me. I have to agree on the quality of the pizza ...That joint didn't last long..Good to see him out on work release
again.....Keep the rubber side down, Bucko! |
I know Charles is trying to be funny with his references.....and at first I left out my sense of his physical personage....but seeing the gloves are
off his never-dragged knuckles, I must say that while he seemed tall, he was neither handsome nor slim.
"Obese" is the term the medical profession uses, I believe.
I am not the beer-drinker CharlieBoy imagines I am (perhaps, it is his projection that others guzzle suds they way his waistline suggests he does),
but I think he is upset because he bought me a beer and forgets I bought him one in return.....old-timer's disease is perhaps slowly deteriorating his
gray matter.... or too much time looking into the oblivion of Kansas skies....
I am 5'10" and have lost 50 lbs since Chuckles met me....so I am now a svelt 240...... last time the scales winked (blinked in disbelief?) at you
Charlie, what was your reading?
I could only be described as "squat" when in that posture giving birth behind a cactus to something that resembles a trump-like odor.... then saying
"eh!" as a comment on my expulsive productivity.
No pics of that either.....
It's nice to be out on work-release these days.....hoping Chucko gets his pass once the opioid tests come back negative, and gets a less aggressive
psych eval completed.....
Being a former Canadian might be one of his better graces....too bad he left it behind....
[Edited on 8-27-2019 by motoged]
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GED writes well, he is sort of well educated. I sneaked a look at his school ring while he was picking his nose. His ring is easy to notice as it has
turned his finger green. I think it said "Hoser U".I researched it and they practice reverse knowledge education, taking a person of "normal" IQ and
reversing education to attempt to reach the neanderthal stage...GED is their poster child! RE: my weight ..it was as of last week 244, That's POUNDS,
Jed counts his in Kilos. (he has always watched my waist and butt, rather suspect,eh). tee hee. FYI: GED, there is no such thing as a former
Canadian...Show some pride in country , Lad. SHAME! PIP PIP!
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Yah, eh..... I said ''hoser''. Left out the freezer-burned part tho.... 
(J/K!)
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
86 - 45*
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Chuck chill
Ged has a significant other, you’re not gonna wiggle in
Love you Ged!
Lionel 
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chuckie
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ME TOO, love the little fellow....
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| Quote: Originally posted by motoged |
In the meantime, it is entertaining to see some Americans' views of Canadian cuisine..... the usual Canadian bacon and poutine images seem to stick in
their minds.....
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To me, Canadian cuisine is
Sausage rolls
Coffee Crisp candy bar
Donuts
Tim Hortons
Kokanee beer
Apple and pear ciders when beer gets boring
My list is biased toward late 20th century camping trips in BC (and a few trips to east), perhaps things have changed in 20 years, eh?
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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chuckie
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Not really Good Canadian Rye Wisky has gotten more spendy...
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