Monte51Coleman
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Hostile said:I don't think it's ugly at all.
Did you notice the rifles on the handlebars?
Wow- It took me a while just to notice the bike!
Hostile said:I don't think it's ugly at all.
Did you notice the rifles on the handlebars?
StanleySpadowski said:That picture doesn't really do the bike justice, it looks much better in person.
The only thing that really suprised me was the blue that they chose, it really isn't the WVU color.
Banned_n_austin said:The Practice
NFL Football
Jackass (makes me laugh before I go to bed).
Junkyard wars
C-Span
ESPN NFL coverage
Conan O'brian
Hate the Simpsons.
BrAinPaiNt said:I have not watched much of Junk Yard wars since they got rid of the english guy...the guy they replaced him with sucked.
I feel your pain, there BP. I heard that Rachel Ray snorting one time and at first I thought my wife was watching Welcome back, Kotter reruns, and that was Horshack on there. That southern lady just gets on my last nerve for some reason. I sat and watched it with her a few times last winter. I think to me she just exudes TOO much southern charm. I told my wife one time that I bet off camera she has a Brooklyn accent, drinks scotch out of the bottle and curses like a sailor.BrAinPaiNt said:The wife watches that channel and the Food network...drives me crazy.
Especially the food network (minus Iron Chefs..I kind of like that one)...but man she watches shows with that Ray girl who sings like beavis and butthead laughing, one show with a skinny older blonde who is always drinking, one with some older southern lady that makes some nasty looking stuff (like peanutbutter ham ) and now this newer young girl that has a HUGE freaking head on a skinny little body...I swear it that huge head is just so freaky looking lol.
the steak cooking contest one was fantabulous....They also have that show called Unwrapped, and sometimes those cooking contests I can watch, like one where they had all these people in a steak barbecuing contest, I think it was.
jamez25 said:the steak cooking contest one was fantabulous....
DLK150 said:I feel your pain, there BP. I heard that Rachel Ray snorting one time and at first I thought my wife was watching Welcome back, Kotter reruns, and that was Horshack on there. That southern lady just gets on my last nerve for some reason. I sat and watched it with her a few times last winter. I think to me she just exudes TOO much southern charm. I told my wife one time that I bet off camera she has a Brooklyn accent, drinks scotch out of the bottle and curses like a sailor.
Have to admit I get a kick out of Alton Brown on Good Eats, though. The guy's a nut. They also have that show called Unwrapped, and sometimes those cooking contests I can watch, like one where they had all these people in a steak barbecuing contest, I think it was. Chili contests, things like that.
BrAinPaiNt said:Iron Chef gives me a chuckle now and then because that main guy is so stinking funny...He is like the Japanese Liberace or something.
He takes a bite out of a bell pepper not apple unless they have changed the opening.Boom said:LOL. Especially that stupid grin he does after taking a bite out of the apple in the show opening.
What's up with him having subtitles and everyone else being dubbed?
And what the hell is foie gras?
Yeagermeister said:He takes a bite out of a bell pepper not apple unless they have changed the opening.
Foie gras is duck fat.
Yeagermeister said:Foie gras is duck fat.
DallasCowpoke said:Not exactly, but close.
The literal translation from French is "fat liver," foie gras is the term generally used for goose liver
Pâté de foie gras is goose or duck liver, a specialty of Alsace and Perigord is, in fact, the enlarged liver from a goose or duck that has been force-fed and fattened over a period of four to five months.
The specially bred fowl are not permitted to exercise, which, combined with the overeating, creates a huge (up to 3 pounds), fatty liver.
After the bird is killed, the liver is soaked overnight in milk, water or port. It's drained, then marinated in a mixture usually consisting of Armagnac, Port, or Madeira and various seasonings.
The livers are then cooked, usually by baking.
DallasCowpoke said:Pâté de foie gras is goose or duck liver, a specialty of Alsace and Perigord is, in fact, the enlarged liver from a goose or duck that has been force-fed and fattened over a period of four to five months.
The specially bred fowl are not permitted to exercise, which, combined with the overeating, creates a huge (up to 3 pounds), fatty liver.