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We TaRdED

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wait, what? She'd think you were a skeet bucket?
idk, im not quite sure what the word means.... i think it means cum:hump:

im not really into rap music any more, i think thats where the term came from:?

but if her teddy bear/brian is a skeet bucket than i want to be him:mrgreen:

i dont mind getting skeeted on by a lovely lady, gives me a sense of accomplishment:mrgreen: you know, a job well done :lol:

edit- ohh i reread her post and it said that Charley B is a skeet bucket... i just want to be her stuffed animal :D
 

dankdalia

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skeet bucket- adj. - some sort of slut, whore

gee golly i'm sure glad she's a skeet bucket otherwise she wouldn't have allowed me to skeet in her eye.
 

Wikidbchofthewst

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I don't care if it IS schwag, I'd still jump in it. It's like when you were a kid, and you couldn't pass a pile of leaves, or a puddle of water without jumping in it at least once.
 

Twistyman

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Hey lacy you're back..:) Yeah ain't that a great looking pile..:o..... Is that an atv in your post..........?
 

Seamaiden

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You gotta gurl !!!!!!!!!!! Haha.



..................................:evil::fire::evil:..........................this is WAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My husband has challenged ME to a meatloaf throwdown. I told him I'll be bringing a few boxes of Kleenex for him, to wipe up the snot bubbles he's gonna pop as he goes DOWN. He puts ketchup and mustard in his meatloaf, plus an assload of bread crumbs. I... I DON'T. ;) :lol: :twisted:
 

Seamaiden

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I am new to forums ... and I hate ass kissing .. but I must admit FDD did pm me once to offer his assistance if needed ... he comes across as a genuine nice bloke, not many of them on the net either ... at first when i was reading his posts I thought he was a bit opinionated (sp?) , but after reading some of the shit that goes up I can see where the attitude comes from, dealing with dicks all the time is quite annoying ...

So when this damsel in distress needs help ... I know who to call ... (and it ain't ghostbusters)
:D
I think he's more onionated, but that's just me. ;)
 

email468

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My husband has challenged ME to a meatloaf throwdown. I told him I'll be bringing a few boxes of Kleenex for him, to wipe up the snot bubbles he's gonna pop as he goes DOWN. He puts ketchup and mustard in his meatloaf, plus an assload of bread crumbs. I... I DON'T. ;) :lol: :twisted:
You may do this already but you may want to consider adding some beef base to your meatloaf mix (just be careful and not over-salt) - beef base with no salt is the best (beef bouillon is a very expensive way to buy salt!).
 

Seamaiden

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You may do this already but you may want to consider adding some beef base to your meatloaf mix (just be careful and not over-salt) - beef base with no salt is the best (beef bouillon is a very expensive way to buy salt!).
SSSHHH!!!! You're gonna give me away, man..! I have other secrets to a kick-ass meatloaf, too. ;)

Shit.. I just realized something.. oh man, had I the spare herb I would make it SUCH a special meatloaf. NO FILLERS in my meatloaf! Meat(s), seasonings, and possibly some additional veggies depending on my mood and what I have.
 

email468

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SSSHHH!!!! You're gonna give me away, man..! I have other secrets to a kick-ass meatloaf, too. ;)

Shit.. I just realized something.. oh man, had I the spare herb I would make it SUCH a special meatloaf. NO FILLERS in my meatloaf! Meat(s), seasonings, and possibly some additional veggies depending on my mood and what I have.
i don't put any breading or fillers in my meatloaf either. i do have some pro cooking experience too - cooked in bistros and other eclectic restaurants for about 10 years.
 

Seamaiden

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i don't put any breading or fillers in my meatloaf either. i do have some pro cooking experience too - cooked in bistros and other eclectic restaurants for about 10 years.
Really? :D

So does my husband, though not as extensive. He spent some time in Alaska (I think his mother's people are from Alaska) at one of the salmon fisheries, and he's got this recipe for filet mignon, oh MAN is it good. China Poot Bay something, filet mignon on top of a sourdough toast (giganto crouton, mayhaps?), and a bearnaise sauce over the top of the whole thing. Serve it up with asparagus.. I think I'm forgetting something of the recipe. Figures, it's why I can never repeat the same dish twice unless it's a recipe someone else has written down. :rolleyes:

Most of my favorite recipes come from my grandmother's cookbook written about.. shit, almost 20 years ago I think!
 

email468

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Really? :D

So does my husband, though not as extensive. He spent some time in Alaska (I think his mother's people are from Alaska) at one of the salmon fisheries, and he's got this recipe for filet mignon, oh MAN is it good. China Poot Bay something, filet mignon on top of a sourdough toast (giganto crouton, mayhaps?), and a bearnaise sauce over the top of the whole thing. Serve it up with asparagus.. I think I'm forgetting something of the recipe. Figures, it's why I can never repeat the same dish twice unless it's a recipe someone else has written down. :rolleyes:

Most of my favorite recipes come from my grandmother's cookbook written about.. shit, almost 20 years ago I think!
to be honest - it has been a long time since i followed a recipe to any real degree. my favorite filet is just salt and pepper - a little bit of oil and medium rare - rare off the grill!

though i do have an awesome marinade that is really nice for filet - mostly balsamic vinegar and soy sauce with garlic and your favorite herbs and spices. marinate a whole tenderloin overnight (not too long though) and grill it enough to get some grill marks and finish in a slow oven being careful not to over cook and slice to serve .... yummy. and one cool thing is you have all the temp ranges on it - from the tail you have well done and from the chateaubriand (the thickest part of a tenderloin - literally "cut of the house") you get medium rare/rare!

I like to keep things simple - use locally grown, in season items as often as possible and do not mask the flavor of the main dish item - just enhance it!
 
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