Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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Nemo14

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I was a vegetarian for over 10 years. Never going back fully to that - not enough variety in my diet at the time. In hindsight, I find it surprising that I managed to go 10 years.
DD was a vegan for a little over a year during her high school years. She finally caved when DH was cooking steaks on the grill and the smell came wafting in the kitchen window. She still eats very little meat though.
 

PUSH

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I'm at our gym now and there's one guy here with colorful athletic shoes but otherwise still wearing work clothes including a tie while exercising. I'm glad there's always someone dorkier around to make me feel normal.
Rich Eisen goes to your gym??

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brifraz

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DD was a vegan for a little over a year during her high school years. She finally caved when DH was cooking steaks on the grill and the smell came wafting in the kitchen window. She still eats very little meat though.

I still don't eat red meat, but my family has a history of high blood pressure and cholesterol problems which I have inherited. Each visit to the doctor, he reminds me to avoid red meat and I remind him that I have for over 20 years....

The thing that brought me back was buffalo chicken - not actual wings (still find that a little gross) but the nuggets or chicken breast with buffalo sauce and blue cheese.
 

Gabe1

Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
The cook should always be the one who organizes the kitchen. In my household, that'd be me...

Yeah, what she said. Same with MY vehicle. My SUV is neat but I can't say it was as neat as it is when my kids were small and I worked full time and traveled with my job. One time and one time only my DH 'cleaned' out my truck.

What one considers clutter was my lifeline. I had a box fruit bites, box of juice boxes, Baseball mitts, chin and mouth guards, beach towels and much much more stuffed in that truck of yesteryear. I'd come from work and pick up a kid at daycare, drop one at soccer one at T-ball. You take that stuff out of my truck and so many lives are thrown up for grabs. I always had extra beach towels, goggles and sweats in the truck for swim team meets and practices.

To look at some might say back then OH MY! But it was controlled chaos. I knew what was in the truck and where it was. Now everything in the SUV has a place, but in fairness there are so many more cubbies and storage areas in vehicles then there was when my kids were small.
 

Gabe1

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I had a roast beef sandwich with Russian dressing, bacon, and cheddar.

That sounds good minus the the Russian dressing, don't care for that or Thousand Island. Can you substitute the Russian with a Horseradish sauce for me please. Thank you. Thank you very much.
 

Goofyernmost

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I believe you are both somewhat correct here but the Goofy's dates are somewhat off. According to the Trivia Book of Lou Mongello from the second season on the home seen on the series was from the backlot tour area. Only one single year was a private home from Cali used.
You could be right, but I doubt that Lou is. Anyway, my recollection of DHS was that it was a rush decision brought about when the place up the road decided to build and little Mikey decided to rush the construction to get it in before Uni could open. I can't really believe that the first thing they built was Residential Street, but it could be. Anyway, it doesn't really matter when all is said and done. I'm thinking that they took a number of shots of the California place to have all the angles they would ever need for the outside shots. My information came from both a small internet search about dates and, if I recall a "Scoops" article debunking the use of the Florida half building, but if they needed new footage because the original had changed, well, then they might have used it.

Still, the indisputable facts are that Golden Girls hit the airwaves about 4 years before D/MGM ever existed.
 

Gabe1

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Both girls are glad I do it. If I didn't, they would never be able to find things.

And, I'm not the cook most of the time (I do maybe 30% of our cooking) but since there is a place for everything and everything is in its place, there is never an issue. DW likes my organization of the kitchen because it is frighteningly logical.

Nice she likes it. I'm a very independent-self thinker, I need to be able to find my stuff without being reliant on my DH doing it for me. That would be a shoot me now moment. I don't like anyone messing with my stuff. In fairness, I'd never go re-organize my husbands workroom with all of his tools either nor do I go rifling through his dresser or closet. If he can't find something he will have to look for it and if he wants help he asks.

I stopped years and years ago when DS lived here going into his room or car and cleaning it. One was boundaries and he never gave me reason to be snoopy or rifle through his stuff, two he needed to learn to be self sufficient. At some point I needed my children to be independent and learn how to fend themselves. I believe that was skills I need to teach not do. It was easier with the girl than the boy. I can't imagine my DD ever being in a relationship where she was dependent on a man for small life tasks.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I had a lady in earlier today who smelled so strange that I now smell like her.
Her funk has rubbed off on me. Not good!
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
DD was a vegan for a little over a year during her high school years. She finally caved when DH was cooking steaks on the grill and the smell came wafting in the kitchen window. She still eats very little meat though.
My niece was a 15 year old vegan the first time I took her to Disney. She came off the wagon at Le Cellier - had the mushroom fillet.

Once she made it through 'Ohana on our third night, I thought for sure she was committed. But then, steak at Le Cellier on Night 4, and she was done. Steak also at Coral Reef and something meaty at Les Chefs.

At the end of the trip, she asked if we could somehow get back into 'Ohana. I laughed.
 

Cesar R M

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Mmmmm. Chicken curry!

Yeah, all of downtown is like that, sadly. My office has a huge glass window... Facing a brick building. I see sunlight at four o clock, a half hour before I leave. :cautious:

in other news, the curry was delicious.
sadly, I managed to get it "extinct" ;)

also I feel bad for you.. no sun... D:


I thought it was a reference to the communion wafers you get during church services.
eeeh, I have no idea about that, I'm no american.. so I dunno the whole "commie" myths or truths.
 

donaldtoo

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You could be right, but I doubt that Lou is. Anyway, my recollection of DHS was that it was a rush decision brought about when the place up the road decided to build and little Mikey decided to rush the construction to get it in before Uni could open. I can't really believe that the first thing they built was Residential Street, but it could be. Anyway, it doesn't really matter when all is said and done. I'm thinking that they took a number of shots of the California place to have all the angles they would ever need for the outside shots. My information came from both a small internet search about dates and, if I recall a "Scoops" article debunking the use of the Florida half building, but if they needed new footage because the original had changed, well, then they might have used it.

Still, the indisputable facts are that Golden Girls hit the airwaves about 4 years before D/MGM ever existed.

For what it's worth, see post #32031 on page #1602...
 

Goofyernmost

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For what it's worth, see post #32031 on page #1602...
I read it and it threw in a little doubt as well. It still seem like the timing is wrong. I can't see Disney building the residential set, three years before the park opened. Back in those days they built entire parks in less then two years. But, as I have stated repeatedly, anything is possible, so it could be.
 
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