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24 and complaining of receeding hairline/skullet/horseshoe baldness pattern for totp


I'm not reading 450 posts although I did catch some of that while still at work...


Woodraven wrote:

24 and complaining of receeding hairline/skullet/horseshoe baldness pattern for totp

As long as it ain't a comb-over....


The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:
I'm not reading 450 posts although I did catch some of that while still at work...

...and skip over discussions about politics and Kentucky 'Cats? Shame.


Urizen wrote:
Woodraven wrote:

24 and complaining of receeding hairline/skullet/horseshoe baldness pattern for totp

As long as it ain't a comb-over....

I don't have enough on top for a comb over ;)


Woodraven wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Woodraven wrote:

24 and complaining of receeding hairline/skullet/horseshoe baldness pattern for totp

As long as it ain't a comb-over....
I don't have enough on top for a comb over ;)

Give it a couple years or a couple of weaves. ;)

Scarab Sages

I just had to share this. My poor wife wrote the following. I'm hiding it under "spoiler" because it's a little long.

Spoiler:
Copyright Elisabeth Hendricks 2010

Elisabeth’s “Easy” Butter Chicken
(With abject apologies to Sam the Foodie, who will have a conniption as he reads this. Fair warning.)

Thrilled I found an easy crock pot recipe for butter chicken. Remembered to pull out chicken breasts to thaw the night before! Excellent. Good start. This should be simple. Place child with cup of goldfish crackers in front of Return of the Jedi. Cut up chicken into bite-size pieces. Wash hands thoroughly. Bring laptop into kitchen and find recipe file. “Cook chicken in 2 tablespoons butter and 2 tablespoons oil.” Not gonna do that. We try to eat healthy. Spray pan with cooking spray. Transfer chicken to pan on stove at medium heat. Cover chicken so it will cook faster.

“3 cloves garlic and 1 onion.” Peel five garlic cloves because that’s how we roll. Check fridge for onion. No onion. Crap. Perhaps there are some onions left in the garden. The garden that has been neglected for the past two years and the onions allowed to run wild. Get shoes and go outside to check. Excited to see green shoots. Dig around them. Pull out rotting onions. Dig in another place. Pull out very small, round, white things that might pass for onions after the brown stuff is cut off. Try again. Well, maybe these are what green onions are. The beginning of onions with the old brown stuff cut off. It could work. Pull up five of these almost-onions. Get distracted by tulips peeking out of the ground. There are quite a few. Oh look, Irises, too! And the oregano went crazy last year and is coming back. Maybe I should neglect the garden more often. Head back inside.

Cut off brown stuff and chop “onions” with garlic. Go to put them in the pan with chicken. Chicken is burned. Dump in the onions and garlic and grab olive oil. Olive oil is good for you. Pour in some olive oil and use plastic fork utensil to scrape chicken off the pan. Ok, not too bad, just a little brown. Turn down heat. Gather “curry powder, curry paste, garam masala, tandoori masala, tomato paste.” Don’t have tandoori masala. Oh well, it’s only one ingredient. Add extra garam masala to make up for it. Add spices and curry paste. Looks rather dry.

Realize that perhaps Butter Chicken requires butter. Add one tablespoon butter. Stir. Still looking awfully dry. Add tomato paste. “Stir until no lumps of tomato paste remain.” Stir. Lumps remain. Wonder what kind of weird tomato paste this person uses. Stir. Lumps remain. Screw it. We’ll exercise later. Add another generous tablespoon of butter. Stir. Still looking quite pasty. Oh well. Transfer to crock pot. Turn on low.

Add to crock pot one cup locally made, organic, Mountain High plain yogurt. Feel proud. Look for coconut milk in cupboard. Seriously move every can out of the way and remember distinctly telling husband to get coconut milk. Call husband. Top shelf. Small wooden stool that causes tripping every other day is mysteriously missing. Search children’s room. Kick Bionicles and cars aside. Find stool in a corner under a rabbit and a spotted gecko. Return to kitchen. Find coconut milk on the top shelf behind a locked door labeled “beware of the leopard”. Open can. Wonder why something called milk is solid. Pour into pot and am assaulted by liquid behind the solid. Wonder if coconut milk is supposed to be separated like that. Check can. “Shake well before using.” Ah.

Stir all ingredients together. Notice that it doesn’t look quite like the delicious stuff we eat at Taste of India. Sigh.

Looking forward to sitting down and stringing cardamom pods on a thread to add to crock pot for the final spice. Nice, calm activity, and so authentic. Glad to have found a use for cardamom pods that were once bought by mistake. Look on spice rack for cardamom pods. Nope. Check spice cupboard. Huh. Remove all spice boxes and bottles from cabinet and check all labels twice. Wish I’d never heard of Butter Chicken. Check backup spice cupboard of extras and those rarely used. Find various common spices, two bottles of saffron, and two rolls of Smarties. Find container of small green pods! ...labeled “coriander seeds.” Curse India, the British Empire, their flags, and their colonial conquering of other nations. Add about a teaspoon of ground cardamom to pot. Stir. Slam down lid. Take great pleasure in watching the Emperor torture Luke Skywalker.


Urizen wrote:
The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:
I'm not reading 450 posts although I did catch some of that while still at work...
...and skip over discussions about politics and Kentucky 'Cats? Shame.

*speed skims*

Fibber! :(


Moff Rimmer wrote:

I just had to share this. My poor wife wrote the following. I'm hiding it under "spoiler" because it's a little long.

** spoiler omitted **...

Thank you. That was truly entertaining, especially as a person who often cooks (unhealthy food) for himself and others.


Nice Star Wars references, Moff. :D

Scarab Sages

Urizen wrote:
Nice Star Wars references, Moff. :D

It still amazes me that many people don't understand my "handle".


Moff Rimmer wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Nice Star Wars references, Moff. :D
It still amazes me that many people don't understand my "handle".

Just keep an eye out for Darth Morwena and Darth Mao when they come by...

RPG Superstar 2012

Sharoth wrote:
** spoiler omitted **

Lucky number 7!!!


can I sleep yet


Woodraven wrote:

can I sleep yet

Request denied.


The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:
Woodraven wrote:

can I sleep yet

Request denied.

permission to get drunk tonight, Sir?!!

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:
Woodraven wrote:

can I sleep yet

Request denied.

Please resubmit your request.

RPG Superstar 2012

Woodraven wrote:
The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:
Woodraven wrote:

can I sleep yet

Request denied.
permission to get drunk tonight, Sir?!!

As long as you don't pass out...


taig wrote:
Woodraven wrote:
The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:
Woodraven wrote:

can I sleep yet

Request denied.
permission to get drunk tonight, Sir?!!
As long as you don't pass out...

well it's more for the good roomie, his birthday and we need to drink.

also permission to sleep, sir?!!


dinner was GOOD! :)


Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)

so thats where the moorclan has been hiding

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Woodraven wrote:
Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)
so thats where the moorclan has been hiding

Mmmmm Burgers.

Also you can't sleep, we have chaos scheduled at 9pm EST. ;)


Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)

hungry.

Scarab Sages

Moorluck wrote:
Woodraven wrote:
Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)
so thats where the moorclan has been hiding

Mmmmm Burgers.

Also you can't sleep, we have chaos scheduled at 9pm EST. ;)

You have "chaos" planned? Isn't that kind of a contradiction?


Moorluck wrote:
Woodraven wrote:
Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)
so thats where the moorclan has been hiding

Mmmmm Burgers.

Also you can't sleep, we have chaos scheduled at 9pm EST. ;)

thats the time I get off work


Moorluck wrote:
Woodraven wrote:
Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)
so thats where the moorclan has been hiding

Mmmmm Burgers.

Also you can't sleep, we have chaos scheduled at 9pm EST. ;)

ahh a posting blitz...someone tell gary, he he

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Moff Rimmer wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Woodraven wrote:
Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)
so thats where the moorclan has been hiding

Mmmmm Burgers.

Also you can't sleep, we have chaos scheduled at 9pm EST. ;)

You have "chaos" planned? Isn't that kind of a contradiction?

Uhm... well..... I dunno? O_o


Waiting for dinner. We're having hot dogs and brats cooked on the grill. So hungry. Went for a walk and then went to the store hungry and now impatient for the food to be cooked. And trying very hard not to fill up on chips first. :)

Liberty's Edge

Planned chaos. Man, even demons are anal retentive these days...

;)

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Eric, Moff check your FB. :)


Bed time for the Moore Kiddies. Talk to you soon. :)

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houstonderek wrote:

Planned chaos. Man, even demons are anal retentive these days...

;)

You in?


Moorluck wrote:
Eric, Moff check your FB. :)

Just did, he he

Scarab Sages

Moorluck wrote:
Eric, Moff check your FB. :)

Why? You send me money? (I can't check that from work. Actually, I'm surprised they allow me access here.)

Scarab Sages

Moorluck wrote:
houstonderek wrote:

Planned chaos. Man, even demons are anal retentive these days...

;)

You in?

Make sure you check out the story I posted above.

Liberty's Edge

Moorluck wrote:
houstonderek wrote:

Planned chaos. Man, even demons are anal retentive these days...

;)

You in?

I've only been half paying attention. In what?

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houstonderek wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
houstonderek wrote:

Planned chaos. Man, even demons are anal retentive these days...

;)

You in?
I've only been half paying attention. In what?

Check the Random Room. :)

Liberty's Edge

Moorluck wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
houstonderek wrote:

Planned chaos. Man, even demons are anal retentive these days...

;)

You in?
I've only been half paying attention. In what?
Check the Random Room. :)

Sounds like a plan :)

Scarab Sages

houstonderek wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
houstonderek wrote:

Planned chaos. Man, even demons are anal retentive these days...

;)

You in?
I've only been half paying attention. In what?
Check the Random Room. :)
Sounds like a plan :)

"Random Room"?


slow day at work


Woodraven wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Woodraven wrote:
Solnes wrote:
dinner was GOOD! :)
so thats where the moorclan has been hiding

Mmmmm Burgers.

Also you can't sleep, we have chaos scheduled at 9pm EST. ;)

thats the time I get off work

Me too. The nice(er) 1pm to midnight shift. It beats the 4pm to midnight shift, but not by much.


hey sharoth, will you be attending the MB get to together


Moff Rimmer wrote:

I just had to share this. My poor wife wrote the following. I'm hiding it under "spoiler" because it's a little long.

** spoiler omitted **...

Nice!


Emperor7 wrote:
Moff Rimmer wrote:

I just had to share this. My poor wife wrote the following. I'm hiding it under "spoiler" because it's a little long.

** spoiler omitted **...

Nice!

+1. I've had that day. :)


12 minutes and counting


6 minutes

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It's time. :D


Time for what?


Woodraven wrote:

can I sleep yet

Request denied. permission to get drunk tonight, Sir?!!

Granted.

Please note that although permission to sleep has been denied, passing out is not considered sleeping.

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

This page is awfully handy. :)

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