Lorne ,'Why We Fight'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I've never used it on fish, but that suddenly sounds really tasty.
My recommended coating for fish is Ruskoline (which sounds so 19th century) [link] but, as in many things, it probably helps to be Scottish to actually look forward to fish prepared that way.
I forgot to eat breakfast. Thank goodness I get fed here!
I am sad. I really like billytea's carrot and cashew soup - but I lost the reciepe...
I've used Weetabix to bread fish, but never chicken. ::makes note:: I like it as a cereal, but it does need to have some fruit in there.
The Australian Weetbix is now available with embedded fruity bits, either apricot or berry. Though I find them a bit sweet, and prefer to pour a peach and pecan muesli over a plain one.
I am sad. I really like billytea's carrot and cashew soup - but I lost the reciepe...
I'm sure I can find it again, though it might take a little time. It's in the archives somewhere, though I don't recall where.
yay that would be great!
my keyboard and mouse are suddenly unbearably sticky. Blahhhhh!!
Also, there IS TOO FUCKING MUCH WORK TO DO. I could maybe get it done if there were 3 more mes.
When I say, "Would you like to leave a voice mail?" I do not mean I am the voice mail service. Duh.
Say, "Do you want to be forwarded to his/her voicemail?"
When I say, "Would you like to leave a voice mail?" I do not mean I am the voice mail service. Duh.
I am the anti-vw, apparently. My boss is violently against voice mail, so my conversations usually go like this:
Me: He's not in right now, but would you like to leave him a message?
Caller: Oh, yes, please!
...
...
...
Me: Hello, are you still there? I'm ready?
Caller
(baffled and oddly wounded):
Oh. I thought I was going to voice mail.
Me: I
am
the voice mail.