Kevin's Watch

General Discussion Forum :: RE: How do you feel today?

lurch — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 22:10:07 GMT

Author: lurch
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:10 pm (GMT 0)

..hhhmm..I find this of the most surreal,,and therefore, difficult to find english words that can communicate the feel and texture of it sufficiently. This skunk thing...yes. There appears a gathering of connectivity amongst us thru this skunk thing. Its not the connectivity itself as so much as the Skunk being the commonality of connectivity.,that has me dis associated from the mundane.

This morning at work here, a shipping tool , a large metal cube which large power distribution boxes for a large air lifter aircraft is shipped in,,was found to be emmiting a large stank..dead animal stank. A fire engine hose was applied underneath and a large dead and therefor bloated skunk,polecat,,was washed out. I know this becuase our allowed smoking area was right next. I am grateful that the carcass was not peirced in any way just as much as i am grateful that it wasn't alive. yet, dead or alive,,a skunk of commonality is rather odd and worth keeping an eye on. Yes,, i feel like one may after a nite of really weird dreams and one is left to wonder about them the next day.
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: A Game of Choice

rdhopeca — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 22:02:14 GMT

Author: rdhopeca
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:02 pm (GMT 0)

ipod.

ketchup or mustard?
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: Baker's Dozen Game

rdhopeca — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:59:34 GMT

Author: rdhopeca
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 9:59 pm (GMT 0)

Hamburger condiments:
1. Ketchup
2. Mustard
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General Discussion Forum :: RE: How do you feel today?

Seareach — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:46:11 GMT

Author: Seareach
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 9:46 pm (GMT 0)

Cagliostro wrote:

Oh, don't feel you need to take any notice of me, please. I know I don't count in the great list of people you care about. Proof positive, you hug the skunk before you wave at me. I know nobody ever takes notice of me or anything I say, and as a result, I will never see my book again, and Carla will never see her charger again (good thing she ordered another or she'd have a dead phone). I know everyone at Seafest just wanted me to go away, but had to put up with me due to an easier place to have fun. And at the office that I work, I can be talking to people and they totally ignore me. I can walk into a room without a glance in my direction. Even now those in this thread hardly notice me....
drone
drone
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drone
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Oh...poor snooky. Look, I love you so much I stole your book, and I did as you requested despite the fact that I was apprehensive about it (keep it safe when you get it back--it'll be a one-of-a-kind collectors edition!).

So

...with fond memories of hysterics over the mini lava lamp!

...is that enough...have I redeemed myself???
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: abc's of random interjections

Cameraman Jenn — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:07:30 GMT

Author: Cameraman Jenn
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 9:07 pm (GMT 0)

Quite So! Quite So!
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This one time, at kevinswatch camp, this guy Damelon and I totally tagged for a full 480! It rocked and then a few days later we had a threeway with Cheval for a whole 482. It was totally cool. Oh and this one time, Guns and I totally owned the entire 107 AND the 108! That Guns guy is a goer! Oh and this one time I had ANOTHER three way with Wylde and Cheval on 133. That was totally sweet! Kevinswatch camp is way bitchin.

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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: Baker's Dozen Game

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:51:55 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:51 pm (GMT 0)

Comedic Duos:
1. Martin & Lewis
2. Penn & Teller
3. Abbott and Costello
4. Rowan and Martin
5. Cheech & Chong
6: burns & allen
7. Laurel & Hardy
8. Belushi and Ackroyd.
9. Tim Conway & Harvey Korman
10. Tom & Dick Smothers
11. Joy Buzzer and Rubber Chicken
12. The Two Ronnies
13. Peter Cook & Dudley Moore

Hamburger condiments:
1. Ketchup
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: ABCs....Of DOOM!!!

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:47:24 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:47 pm (GMT 0)

Zero-sum games of DOOOOoooOOOM!!!!
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: A Game of Choice

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:46:31 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:46 pm (GMT 0)

Legally. But I'm not averse to copying CDs.

iPod or Brand X?
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: word association game

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:44:51 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:44 pm (GMT 0)

boggart
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: abc's of random interjections

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:44:00 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:44 pm (GMT 0)

Pretty please with sugar on top?

(Must be the jetlag still... )
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: Guess the Next Poster volume two...

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:42:18 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:42 pm (GMT 0)

Nope! You got me instead!

Magickmaker, you home from work yet?
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In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: ABC Why I Didn't Turn In My Homework game

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:37:51 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:37 pm (GMT 0)

Need my space, man...
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Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Yeah, we really stopped him

Prebe — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:15:09 GMT

Author: Prebe
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:15 pm (GMT 0)

The hole
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Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Veterans

Cameraman Jenn — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:54:15 GMT

Author: Cameraman Jenn
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:54 pm (GMT 0)

I kept waiting for the lightning strikes but they never came.
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This one time, at kevinswatch camp, this guy Damelon and I totally tagged for a full 480! It rocked and then a few days later we had a threeway with Cheval for a whole 482. It was totally cool. Oh and this one time, Guns and I totally owned the entire 107 AND the 108! That Guns guy is a goer! Oh and this one time I had ANOTHER three way with Wylde and Cheval on 133. That was totally sweet! Kevinswatch camp is way bitchin.

www.fantasybedtimehour.com
www.moosker.com

The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do you put on a hamburger?

Malik23 — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:53:18 GMT

Author: Malik23
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:53 pm (GMT 0)

I'm damn proud of my burgers. Best I've eaten anywhere, period.

Here's the secret to a perfect burger: Angus ground chuck. The full fat stuff. Buy it at a store that has decent meat. Kroger will do, but if it's from Walmart--even their Angus--it's going to be horrible. With the full fat ground chuck, you can cook it medium well and it's still going to be juicy enough to run down your arms. I don't eat rare ground beef. (That's for steak.)

Now, pat out your patties without pressing the meat together too hard. Use just enough force to make it stick together and retain a patty shape. If you're worried that it might fall apart, you're probably right on track. This will make burger that's not only juicy (due to the fat), but tender, too.

Next: top with only salt and ground black pepper, with an emphasis on the salt. That's it. No need for any soy or worscheshire sauce. Yuck! I like to taste the meat.

Now, grill it on a charcoal grill. You've got to have that smoke. A gas grill will not be the same. Cook medium-medium well without pressing it with the spatula. Flip only once.

As for condiments, I prefer the works--mustard, ketchup, mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle. No cheese. However, this burger will be good enough with just a bun and nothing else. I'm serious.

I like whole wheat buns, a bun that actually tastes like it was made from grain. You know, bread. Although a kaiser bun isn't bad in a pinch.
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General Discussion Forum :: RE: Southeast US Fest

Syl — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:46:10 GMT

Author: Syl
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:46 pm (GMT 0)

If it's within a state of NC, I can probably make it.
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Gravin Threndor :: RE: Starting Covenant themed guild in World of Warcraft

Lucimay — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:30:14 GMT

Author: Lucimay
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:30 pm (GMT 0)

on The Scryers, PvE thus far
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Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Veterans

Lucimay — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:11:07 GMT

Author: Lucimay
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:11 pm (GMT 0)

omg thats hilarious!!! politicians KILL me!!!
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Dissecting The Land :: RE: Part 1 - Chapter 5 - I Know What to do

wayfriend — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:07:01 GMT

Author: wayfriend
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:07 pm (GMT 0)

Stutty wrote:

After the first time through though, my stongest thoughts, "yeah, just what was that about fearing urviles thing about?"

If Anele is warning Linden to side with the ur-viles against Covenant, Jeremiah, and Esmer - which is what I feel he is doing - then the question becomes:

How does Anele know what's going on? Does he, like his latest possessor, know about the perils which have been prepared for her? Is he merely warning her that Esmer is coming, and he's up to no good?

SoulBiter wrote:

So I do think that TC and Jeremiah have let a few things slip but how much of it is slips and how much of it is lies?

I tend to believe most of what he claims are facts, but I ignore most of what he provides as opinion. E.g. Covenant says that Kevin invoked the Ritual of Desecration because he wanted to be punished ... that's going to be false. But I tend to believe what he says about Kastenessen and Foul.
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Vespers :: RE: YouTube

Cameraman Jenn — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:44:45 GMT

Author: Cameraman Jenn
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:44 pm (GMT 0)

It's not music but you HAVE to listen to this!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acERZQIAjUk
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This one time, at kevinswatch camp, this guy Damelon and I totally tagged for a full 480! It rocked and then a few days later we had a threeway with Cheval for a whole 482. It was totally cool. Oh and this one time, Guns and I totally owned the entire 107 AND the 108! That Guns guy is a goer! Oh and this one time I had ANOTHER three way with Wylde and Cheval on 133. That was totally sweet! Kevinswatch camp is way bitchin.

www.fantasybedtimehour.com
www.moosker.com

Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Yeah, we really stopped him

Rawedge Rim — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:44:41 GMT

Author: Rawedge Rim
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:44 pm (GMT 0)

Avatar wrote:

Agree with Cail and Zahir that we can't do anything on the basis of "might". He was not a murderer, therefore could not be treated like one. Now he is, and can be.

And agree with the idea of segregation...never fails to amaze me that potheads and fraudsters are jailed alongside murders, etc.

--A

My point was for those who oppose the death penalty regardless, who feel that "life" in prison is sufficeint to ensure that a felon will not be a danger anymore.

Well, this person had not one, but two life sentences, and he managed to be a danger. There are many others within the prison system who have multiple life sentences, and who have killed while behind bars.

What do you do about them? Give them a harsh lecture about how they might get into more trouble? Maybe we ought to tack on "another" life sentence?

I'm perfectly aware that the original article I started this subject on did not have murder in his history. That was not really the point. My whole point is "once you take execution off the table, what's left to use against someone who is already serving life?"
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Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Here we go again...2nd Amendment redux

Rawedge Rim — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:38:12 GMT

Author: Rawedge Rim
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:38 pm (GMT 0)

Brasidas wrote:

Cail wrote:

[[Now wait a minute, you haven't made anything but really broad suggestions. Come up with something specific, then tell me how it's going to reduce the flow and number of illegal guns.

I don't believe that by providing for people you're doing them any favors. All you're doing is reinforcing the idea that they don't have to take care of themselves.

I did say that they were off the top of my head, but here's one. Stop making guns tomorrow. Close down every firearms factory that isn't making guns specifically for the military/police. treat these things like plutonium rods. By cutting off the source of guns, you cut off the source of illegal guns. There are already enough private guns in use, and if they are correctly registered, you will keep your legal ones. Everything else gets melted down. Swords into ploughshares.

The people of the community are providing for themselves, which is the entire point. Nobody gets given education or welfare, the community works for it, so the community does take care of themselves.

And once guns are no longer available for the average citizen, we then go door to door with the US military and police departments, with metal detectors, and other things capable of sniffing out gunpowder, and we confiscate all the firearms and firearms like devices from all house holds. And then we establish curfews, restrict a persons ability to be in certain areas of town, etc.

And then finally, when every ounce of freedom is squeezed from the poles, we may then have a

Risk free society, where everyone "feels" safe
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The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do you put on a hamburger?

Menolly — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:37:49 GMT

Author: Menolly
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:37 pm (GMT 0)

And if you have your own grinder, turkey parts are great to grind for patties. I like to mix the white and dark meat; the resultant patties are far moister than all white meat patties.

I really need to get the sausage stuffer attachment. I want to try to emulate BGB's chicken sausages...
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or even querulous queries about quiche.
Without qualm, she quashes our quibbles, impervious to quarrel
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The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do you put on a hamburger?

aliantha — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:36:04 GMT

Author: aliantha
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:36 pm (GMT 0)

Yeah, but that takes more time, and when I get home at 7pm I'm *hungry*.
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The Summonsing :: RE: Greetings!

danlo — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:34:50 GMT

Author: danlo
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:34 pm (GMT 0)

Where in Portugal? I lived there for a year and have spent 3 summers there.
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Kevin's Watch

General Discussion Forum :: RE: How do you feel today?

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: A Game of Choice

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: Baker's Dozen Game

General Discussion Forum :: RE: How do you feel today?

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: abc's of random interjections

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: Baker's Dozen Game

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: ABCs....Of DOOM!!!

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: A Game of Choice

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: word association game

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: abc's of random interjections

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: Guess the Next Poster volume two...

In Pursuit of Mallory :: RE: ABC Why I Didn't Turn In My Homework game

Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Yeah, we really stopped him

Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Veterans

The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do *you* put on a hamburger?

General Discussion Forum :: RE: Southeast US Fest

Gravin Threndor :: RE: Starting Covenant themed guild in World of Warcraft

Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Veterans

Dissecting The Land :: RE: Part 1 - Chapter 5 - I Know What to do

Vespers :: RE: YouTube

Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Yeah, we really stopped him

Hile Troy's Think-Tank :: RE: Here we go again...2nd Amendment redux

The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do *you* put on a hamburger?

The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do *you* put on a hamburger?

The Summonsing :: RE: Greetings!

The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do you put on a hamburger?

The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do you put on a hamburger?

The Galley :: RE: What condiment(s) do you put on a hamburger?