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<t>AussiePam;1085936 wrote: Hi Odie and JAB. I just had a neat walk, and it's now back to the packing!! Wildhorses - I think it's Tenderloin the Aussies apparently originally corrupted. :sneaky: Of course, I don't believe a word of it. I love clam chowder, and crab too. Think I had the best Asian se...

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<t>Jester;1085935 wrote: It is something! I spent the first 17 years of my life In Kansas with one trip out to CA to this area when I was 12, the first time I saw the ocean I knew God was so awesome that there was nothing to compare with in all the world! That year here I hiked to wildcat...

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<t>Jester;1085932 wrote: Oh I got more! You cant imagine! We have a lot of fun on the jobs we do too! :yh_rotfl That cleaner by the way, is a citrus based cleaner so it didnt hurt the bird either in fact, I wash my dog with it now! I thought it would dry her skin but it doesn...

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JAB;1085926 wrote: It is. There is more garlic in the air then in the dishes at that place!

Oh ya...you know you are gettin there before you get there....lol

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<t>Jester;1085929 wrote: Hes right, that bridge is something, but the hills all around the coast are beautiful too. They bay itself is quite striking, its so large you can imagine it. There is one brige across the bay, (The San Mateo Bridge) its in the south bay, that takes you about 12 m...

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Odie;1085924 wrote: Odie has fallen asleep by the fire, goodnite my friends!:-4

Night Odie. Sleep tight.

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<r>Jester;1085920 wrote: ahahhaah ok thats the place Im talkin about too funny! :yh_rotfl The gulls! By the way, about the gulls... One time I was cleaning a exhaust fan that the resturant owner said had a bad 'wobble' in it, so he had shut it down. I went to the roof, opened t...

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<r>JAB;1085917 wrote: I've been there on 3 different occasions and loved it each time. I loved exploring the different restaurants. Have you ever eaten at The Stinking Rose? <E>:D</E> I have never actually eaten there. Thats in North Beach I think. Oh there are some great Italian jo...

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<t>Odie;1085914 wrote: soooooooooooooo beautiful! Oh theres my bridge!!! I love that bridge.....it so beautiful. It has different beauty as the weather changes and as the day changes. In summer so bright and orange against the blue water, In...

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<t>Jester;1085913 wrote: Right across the street from there is a walk in seafood place, where they do the crab in the big round steam drums, (we cleaned that too) but they make some of the best chowder I have ever eaten. In the sour bred bowl, Is that hwere yer talkin about? Ya the ...

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<t>Jester;1085911 wrote: Oh man I loved when we cleaned that place, the guy would make us whatever the special plate was, one time he left us an entire cake, seven layers of darker and darker chocoalte fudge... served cold, it about put you into a coma.... It was pricey!:wah: <...

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<r>JAB;1085903 wrote: My 2 favorites - YUM! I'm on my way! <E>:D</E> If ya go to that sidewalk crab grotto on a nice day you can get fresh crab cooked and eat it outside.....and oh...with french bread....so good. Watch out for those seagulls though....watch your food....one of em al...

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<t>Jester;1085905 wrote: Ive heard its near the SF Marriot, but I even went tot he Marriot and asked the concierge and he didnt know. I think folks have been pullin my leg, I knew it sounded too good to be true! Did you ever go to Asabellas on the wharf? That was a contract for me before ...

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<t>Odie;1085900 wrote: I would love to see San Francisco, beautiful city! sounds perfect.....on the bay.....fog rolling in.......good friends around a fire....what more could anyone ask for. There is one place Odie....its on upper Polk Street...

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<t>Jester;1085896 wrote: Wild, theres a place in SF that I have been trying to locate, Ive been told about it but no one seems to know the name: It is a narrow restraunt, with a short store front window, it has 5 or 6 stools and a counter and you coem in and sit, and you pay about 9 bucks...

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JAB;1085892 wrote: Coffee, black, in a big mug!

Coffee coming right up. You know ....I could only find small mugs....so I am giving you two...hows that? :yh_coffee:yh_coffee

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<t>Odie;1085889 wrote: Doesn't matter to me what you put it in, it's the thought that counts!:) double double please..........oh tastes soooooooo good! I put out a tray of homemade goodies for us here, everyone.....dig it the fire is roaring to....let's cuddle up tog...

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<r>JAB;1085883 wrote: I wanna join Jester, Pammie & WH in SanFran. It's one of my most favorite cities. <E>:)</E> You are just in time Jab. The fog is rolling in over the bridge right now. Ahhh...I love that crisp air. Pull up a chair. Which would you like? Tea or coffee? We hav...

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<t>Odie;1085878 wrote: May Odie join in for tea?:-6 Of course Odie!!! Have a seat and make yourself comfortable. Tea coming right up. I hope you dont mind that I put it in a coffee cup, its all that I could find in the icons Here ya go, cream or sugar for ya? :yh_coffee<...

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<t>AussiePam;1085873 wrote: Yeah ghastly mess here, Wildhorses. I've done that walk, Jester - took me most of the day - you RAN it???!!! Like, before brekkie????? GRIN. OK, I'm impressed. There's a rumour, probably scurrilous, that we Aussies were responsible for setting up th...

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<t>Jester;1085871 wrote: I was posted to Presidio in SF many moons ago, my barracks window looked out of the the SF side Upright of the Golden Gate Bridge, at 0300 every morning I'd run from my barracks to Fishermans wharf, back up along the bay over the bridge to the sausaledo side and back to the ...

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<t>AussiePam;1085868 wrote: Right!!! Black it is. I'd really like to sit down with you both and have an actual coffee. San Francisco is one of my favourite cities too, a bit like Sydney in some ways.. think it's on the same latitude but the other side of the equator. Anyway, the sun is shining and S...

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<t>AussiePam;1085865 wrote: You're on, Wildhorses. Wish it was a real one. I'm in the process of shifting house, surrounded by packing cases, and trying to sort out my filing cabinet. SHEEEESH. Milk and sugar for you? I take mine black in the evening....thanks. Oh that mo...

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<t>AussiePam;1085861 wrote: I know Jester. We all get tied up in knots. Not really worth it, ya know. Discussions like these are unwinnable. Although maybe in this case, something actually has been won. Instead of the usual discord sown, maybe this time we lesser folk have kind of hunkered down toge...

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<t>oscar;1085819 wrote: Galbally, you ca't have been viewing the same thread for so long. That means you haven't logged off and you have left your pc on and gone down the pub with your guitar haven't you? Don't you know that pc's can explode and catch fire while Irish peeps are down the p...

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<t>spot;1085808 wrote: If you have to misquote me in full view of your audience to show it then it's not much of an accusation. My sentence in full was "They've got away with what they've got away with because so many supine Americans have laid back and said fair enough, Americans are mea...

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<t>AussiePam;1085825 wrote: Jester - I'm really sorry you misunderstood what I was trying to say. It had nothing to do with the political content, just the semantics, the way the thought was expressed. Spot - you are the super moderator in this forum, and you have the time, power, resour...

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<t>spot;1085805 wrote: And it is a totally different comment to what it was translated into - "you state emphatically that all of us do feel this way". How can you possibly morph the one into the other? My statement's true, Jester's isn't. Just look at what he did in order to force that meaning - he...

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You may not be willing to admit that you do make some anti american comments, but you do. I am not going to go around and around with you anymore on this.

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<t>spot;1085795 wrote: It's a perfect example of poor reading, what I said was "so many supine Americans" and it gets translated into "you state emphatically that all of us do feel this way". I'm not responsible for shoddy exaggeration on anyone's part. You have conveniently neglect...

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<t>spot;1085794 wrote: I think I'd like to call you on that. Show me. Just for comparison, you can line these from this thread against it and see if I come close.wildhorses to Jimbo: This site is awash in anti americanism. I was wrong about you. You are showing your true colors now. ...

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<t>Quote: Originally Posted by spot They've got away with what they've got away with because so many supine Americans have laid back and said fair enough, Americans are meant to police the planet and kick the lesser breeds, and too many others have just ignored reality and cro...

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spot;1085790 wrote: I don't make jabs or personal attacks at any ForumGarden member.

Yes you do, you did it earlier in this thread. Jester pointed it out.

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<t>spot;1085776 wrote: I have two comments to make to that. Firstly, you seem not to be aware of the power or nature of statistics. Secondly, either your posts on ForumGarden have perversely misrepresented your views on the Bush Administration or I've misinterpreted them. I'm ...

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<t>spot;1085751 wrote: Not at all, I've been protesting my government's actions since 2002 both vigorously and consistently. Most people in England agree with that protest. The people who stand out vociferously egging these political dogs into greater and greater excess are predominantly triumphalis...

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<t>spot;1085744 wrote: You keep telling me that I blame individual Americans. I say all citizens of any country are responsible for what their government does - that's a moral responsibility, it's not a criminal one. The members of the government are themselves individually responsible for the crime...

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<t>spot;1085716 wrote: What I wrote is that the White House Administration is responsible for waging aggressive war. The US and UK populations as a whole are responsible for not protesting with sufficient vigour to deter their governments from committing the crimes. The one is a criminal offence, th...

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<t>spot;1085696 wrote: War crimes without prosecution. Waging aggressive war against a country which posed no possible threat to the US Homeland. UK is in Iraq also. Are you saying that you are personally responsible for any deaths that are atributable to your military? How is it th...

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<t>spot;1085666 wrote: They've got away with what they've got away with because so many supine Americans have laid back and said fair enough, Americans are meant to police the planet and kick the lesser breeds, and too many others have just ignored reality and crowed at their supposed invincibility....

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<t>spot;1085643 wrote: Because so far you've personally failed to rise up and overthrow your tyrannical government or at least taken to the streets with placards protesting what's happened. I agree it takes rather more than just one of you to achieve change but that's been the litmus test for a good...

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What I like best about most Irish people is that they are very straightforward and not afraid to say it like it is. No games. You always know where you stand with them.

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<t>spot;1085547 wrote: Can we talk about this just briefly? If it turns out that, for example, I post solidly throughout 2009 in favour of the policies and actions of the incoming administration, will that just confirm I'm anti-American in your opinion? I keep telling you I'm fervently against the p...

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<t>strongirl56;1059199 wrote: Thanks, I'll try to do just that. I really don't want to lose him and I know that I can trust him too. Dont email or call him at all unless you are returning one of his emails or calls. If you think you are not getting enough emails and calls, then give...

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<t>mikeinie;1085235 wrote: There is no need to give anything up, what there is the need for is the political will and investment into alternate sources of renewable energy. The billions spent on exploring Mars, would be enough in its self to fund effective wind power stations. ...

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<t>koan;1085174 wrote: as to the OP... I'm a Canadian. We kill seals. Clobber 'em. I have to live with that because I live here and that's how some people see my country. I also live in an igloo and ride a moose to work. If you live in America you have to live with the impressi...

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<t>I do that all the time. I snoop on everyone. I like to see what combination of members are there because with certain combinations you get a lively forum and with another combination of personalities you might get a fun forum or serious. It is very interesting how the tone can change with differe...

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<t>Kathy Ellen;1085105 wrote: Thank you Wildhorses... I will do so.............are you sure that we haven't met in another life:guitarist We may very well have met in some former life. They say people reincarnate in clusters so it could be that we have known each other in many past ...

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<r>Kathy Ellen;1085084 wrote: Hello my FG Friends:-6, I've been out of the loop lately with FG updates as things at the beach have been way too busy for me lately.......but....:yh_rotfl My 3rd grade kidlets will be observing mealworms next Friday during a science lesson....so ...

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<r>guppy;1084865 wrote: i just read where the average auto worker makes seventy dollars an hour. okay.............and they want federal bailout..i say..shut them down..all of em..start over..make a product that is within reason made by employees that havent shot through the roof of what they are wor...

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Mine is banana creme pie ice cream. Do we get to put stuff on it? Chocolate sprinkles mmmmm

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