Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[acishere]

Yes she does - it's out in the cabin in her back yard.

Probably bigger than a studio in Manhattan. I'll take it!

I call dibs!

D'oh! Probably has Time Warner for internet anyway...

 

[PUSH]

I hear some are born with flip-flops too...

It's pretty rare. Those who are born with flip-flops in Canada are not equipped for the harsh winters and can't walk anywhere in the winter. Instead they have to take their moose everywhere.

 

[Nemo14]

Actually living in the city is definitely out of my price range. I'm hoping Hoboken is doable. Or somewhere along a train line that doesn't have a bazillion stops before Penn station.

So you're not rich?

*unfriends you*

 

[acishere]

I hear some are born with flip-flops too...

That's how Texans are born.

 

[PUSH]

That's how Texans are born.

Or cowboy boots.

 

[Nemo14]

Or cowboy boots.

or a blender

 

[PUSH]

or a blender

Blenders on feet is one of the worst birth defects one can have.

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

Still behind

Feeling any better?

Yes and no. I can breathe after a coughing fit now but I've had a 102 fever all day. Still debating work tomorrow.

 

[acishere]

Either skates or snowshoes. It depends on the parents' genes.

Figuring out which makes the birthing process a lot more interesting...

 

[Nemo14]

Blenders on feet is one of the worst birth defects one can have.

and trying on shoes is a real pain!

 

[acishere]

So you're not rich?

*unfriends you*

That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works!

 

[Nemo14]

Still behind



Yes and no. I can breathe after a coughing fit now but I've had a 102 fever all day. Still debating work tomorrow.

I vote no.

 

[Nemo14]

That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works!

OK - I'll lower my standards...

 

[MinnieM123]

Nothing beats the Carnegie Deli for obscenely excessive amounts of deli meat:

Properly slicing deli meats is an art. This has been mastered in many N.Y. Delis. I've bought corned beef, and pastrami, sandwiches in various other states—but their delis don't compare.

I don't know where the N.Y. deli owners get their deli meats, or how they slice them; but in my opinion, New York is the undisputed deli king. I rarely visit N.Y., but when I do, I make a beeline for a great deli experience. And no, I've never been able to finish a whole sandwich--I always take the other half with me!
Oh, and don't even get me started on their scrumptious pickles . . .

 

[Goofyernmost]

We used to have a big vegetable garden, but we've made that a lot smaller now, and just stick with flowers. These guys can't wait for the veggies...

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Back in the days when we attempted gardening those little cuties ate everything before it ever got more then an inch high. Problem solved when I bought some dried blood (form of fertilizer, not murder) and just boxed the garden in pouring out solid strips of it. They stayed away, at least long enough to let the plants get a start.

 

[acishere]

OK - I'll lower my standards...

That's what all the women I've dated said when I 1st asked them out.

 

[Nemo14]

Properly slicing deli meats is an art. This has been mastered in many N.Y. Delis. I've bought corned beef, and pastrami, sandwiches in various other states—but their delis don't compare.

I don't know where the N.Y. deli owners get their deli meats, or how they slice them; but in my opinion, New York is the undisputed deli king. I rarely visit N.Y., but when I do, I make a beeline for a great deli experience. And no, I've never been able to finish a whole sandwich--I always take the other half with me!
Oh, and don't even get me started on their scrumptious pickles . . .

Their diners are great too!

 

[Goofyernmost]

Properly slicing deli meats is an art. This has been mastered in many N.Y. Delis. I've bought corned beef, and pastrami, sandwiches in various other states—but their delis don't compare.

I don't know where the N.Y. deli owners get their deli meats, or how they slice them; but in my opinion, New York is the undisputed deli king. I rarely visit N.Y., but when I do, I make a beeline for a great deli experience. And no, I've never been able to finish a whole sandwich--I always take the other half with me!
Oh, and don't even get me started on their scrumptious pickles . . .

Montreal is the tops in my book, or at least a very, very close second. If I didn't live so far away now, I would be off this computer and in route to Dunn's on St. Catherine Street.

 

[MinnieM123]

Still behind



Yes and no. I can breathe after a coughing fit now but I've had a 102 fever all day. Still debating work tomorrow.

What's to debate? You're ill; stay home and take care of yourself. Plus, this will show the boss how much you do, and how much you're missed by all.

 

[Nemo14]

Back in the days when we attempted gardening those little cuties ate everything before it ever got more then an inch high. Problem solved when I bought some dried blood (form of fertilizer, not murder) and just boxed the garden in pouring out solid strips of it. They stayed away, at least long enough to let the plants get a start.

Between the rabbits eating the plants and the squirrels eating the fruits and veggies, we don't have a lot of success with anything but tomatoes (sorry JenniferS). But there's nothing better than that first fresh tomato of the season,
*Wipes drool *