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FARASHA
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WHICH WAY -you do your Lobster?? never done it, just had it when dinning out.
Oh, yeah I do understand your sentiments about finding out you where short in change. But I guess you gave him a hell of a time too !!??
I like your attitude!I guess it never gets boring beside you!!
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HUMMER
May be "the" most descriptive Baja word......
You can ride in one
You can eat one
You can enjoy one
You can give or receive one
and, if the experience is a disaster, you can name it one
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FARASHA
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WELCOME BAJAGUY - you just summarized perfectly what this all is about !! Lots of FUN-one way or other!
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I learned the secret on a famous cooking show of some sort......first thing you do is parboil the lobster tail (just for a few minues as not to make
it tough) then you cut down the middle and fill with some kind of sauce you might like..on the up side.. and BBQ
on the shell side..as you have..cut through the center and put a yummy sauce...garlic & butter...or a spicy sauce of some kind....the flip it
over and finish it off on the bbq on the meat side....this does not take along time as the parboiling pretty much cooks it first....then take out of
the shell....put the shell on the plate with the whole side up and drape the cooked lobster over it (if you want a fancy look....and drizzle the sauce
over the top of the lobster....also nice to have several sauces to dip in if you so desire......yummmmmmmmy.....if you have live lobsters...put into
the freezer before you cook them alive......I make up all kinds of sauces to put on them......thank you for your kind comments about me as I am a
handful to be around most of the time......in this last issue I happen to be the Kelly that is written about in the Gringo Gazette on the Loreto
page....not to be bragging, but a bit more insite to my hyper personality....
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| Quote: | Originally posted by FARASHA
HM -? boner? could one of you guys/gals tell me WHAT is it??
No clue - not in my vocabulary til now. U2U it, if too ..eh .. embarassing! |
Maybe this will help:
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the Cupboard
To get her poor dog a bone
But when she bent over
Old Rover drove her
For he had a bone of his own
Lord, where has this thread taken us?
All my childhood I wanted to be older. Now I\'m older and this chitn sucks.
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toneart
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Oh oh, Oso.....
For your limerick you need a rimshot. (Drummer enters the room).....Ba da boom!
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hum a tune....
There once was a man from ol' Clummer
who worked his whole life as a drummer,
but he really got his kick
by playing his stick...
and not
by being a hummer.
[Edited on 9-24-2006 by Sharksbaja]
DON\'T SQUINT! Give yer eyes a break!
Try holding down [control] key and toggle the [+ and -] keys
Viva Mulege!
Nomads\' Sunsets
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FARASHA
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I C !! You guys are having a good time while I had a loooong sunday morning lay in and then went for a delicious Birthday Brunch.That was VERY Yummy
!!!!!!
There was lot of Seafood, unfortunately NO Hummer!!!
So just came home to check what the Hummersite Buddies are up to.
Nice little rhymes, you getting all lyrical - 
Keep going, we have fun and that is good after the tough time lately.
AND its my BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kelly - I love your Hummer/Lobster Receipt, will give it a try.
And I missed that copy of the Gringo Gazette, you're mentioned - give me some details - which way ever Link, U2U or else.BTW - did u get my U2U??
NOW - I will repeat the question from some days ago -
thinking of the wheeled Hummer - I think also of CLIVE CUSSLER - anybody else who loves his books as I do??
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bajaguy
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I personally like his Italian side-kick, Al
PS:....what's a "lay in"???????????
[Edited on 9-24-2006 by bajaguy]
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Happy happy Birthday!
From a hill in CenCal over looking the wonderful blue Pacific Ocean,
Dean
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FARASHA
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Lay - IN = UK expression to stay long in bed in the morning on sundays or on a day off.
THANKS DEAN - yeah, I had a great day and hope your B.-day was as good as mine was.
Bright sunshinning day,still warm here, but air getting cooler now. Leafes start slowly to change colors.LOVELY!!!!
BTW - WHICH of the C.C.Novels was it you've been mentioned ??
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FARASHA
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KATE - Thanks - and you're right, my spelling get's sometimes mixed up(as from to lay down, or to lay in or lie in, or is that then a lie??  .
Just tried to respond to another post in Ivrit - and speaking some languages takes it's toll. Sometimes I start to struggle with the spelling of my
native language when not focused.
Once I woke after an Surgery, and realized that I spoke english and arabic to the staff - they wondered. And it wasn't after a brainsurgery!!
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kellychapman
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Happy Birthday Farasha.......
I attended a birthday party last nigt for a wonderful woman here in Loreto at Augies.....had a great time and glad to be alive after all the shots of
Tequilla that I somehow managed to consume.....danced as of we were 25....and luckily Eric had a hold on my arm to get home safely..... I can't believe we behave like such youngsters....lie in....lay in...or just sleep the
day away seems to be a great idea......and can you believe the weather in the morning....god I love it.....makes you feel alive again and not like
your going to wither.......live is beautiful....and may you have many happy returns....
Kelly....
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FARASHA
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NOW, Kelly, we are all curious to know - WHAT is this in the GG about you??As we can't read it online,without to pay for it!!
Are you a BAD GAL?? That would be NEW's to us !!
Till now there are 3 CC Lovers on this Hummer- thread.
I think i read almost all of them!!But can't really say which one I liked most. And speaking of HUMMER on wheels, can't even tell WHEN/WHERE the
Hummer was mentioned first time!??
But these books are a Hammer!
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bajaguy
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Hammer a Hummer?????????
Now that could hurt...............
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FARASHA
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YEAH, don't know how it is in US slang, BUT in Austrian slang we refer to something, that is a real big thing, or a big deal -
"a HAMMER".!!
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kellychapman
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oh jeezzzzzzzz.....now I am embarrassed......I will get a copy for you as I cannot believe you do not get copies of the GG in your area, as they seem
to be everywhere....I just read the book "how good do you have to be" and I am a good girl.....and a very bad girl too......unpredictable to say the
least....just depends....oops not the ones you wear (yet) thank god. Lets just say I was referred to a "pippy longstockings" all grown up......too
funny...and as far as the GG charging.to download makes me not like them very much. They give the damn things away by the 100's yet charge to view it
online....those bastards....
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I'm getting the GG North issue on line for free..........
Then maybe a hammer of a hummer could be a good thing
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FARASHA
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YEAH - A HUMMER is a HAMMER, as CC books too!!
I liked the BLUE GOLD ( CoOp with KEMPRECOS), and DRAGON is one of MY FAVORIT beside RAISE THE TITANIC:
As to Al G.,in the CC novrels, I do like his character, BUT he was somewhere described as somehow HAIRY - hm, not my taste I thought.
Don't kinow if i would fall for a Dirk Pitt type. Found out that those guys never stay long enough to be worth more then to dine out with. And tooo
many opportunities for them to scrw around. HAD it, thanks, unreliable and narcistic.
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bajaguy
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stick with the "Al" types. They are more steady.........
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