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What are you peeps doing this evening....

covergrl80 said:
No not really. I mean sometimes we talk about sex then I get a little excited and we have to stop.lol
I've never been a fan of phone sex...just feels awkward to me.
 
Tryin to relax. Bout to hit the sack. Just masturbated (twice) for the first (and second) time in nearly 3 weeks. Tryin to get this chick I just me to meet me out tom night - her name is Danielle, which is one my favorite names, but I have yet to hook up with one. Drinking a Peroni
 
Woman is asleep on the couch. I'm here, trying to entertain myself. Any other sites? EF is boring lately.
 
I was at Back to School night all night. then came home, made dinner, quizzed my son on his spelling and put him to bed; now I'm watching Peyton Manning
 
Stilleto the queer and her cronies keep bombing me.. The little black girls on the drill team think I'm hot.. I like those girls.
 
javaguru said:
I've never been a fan of phone sex...just feels awkward to me.

LOL! he tells me all the things he would do to me!! So it's not really phone sex, i look at it as preparation... LMAO
 
i am chilin with my beautiful wife, she wants to take naked pics of me, just finished my " Anavar - oxandrolone - " cycle. she is watching tv and i am preparing a sales presentation for my employees and intermittently checking out ef. aint life grand? :)
 
Make me some lasagna.
Smurfy said:
I was at Back to School night all night. then came home, made dinner, quizzed my son on his spelling and put him to bed; now I'm watching Peyton Manning
 
Picked my hubbie up from the airport. He was out in LA filming some silly SugarDaddy gig... if it turns into a reality series it should be pretty funny. He ate some of the Gulyas Leves I made (first time I cooked for him EVER) and said it was really good. He is lying. It was only "ok". We watched TV for a minute then had GREAT SEX. He rolled over and went to sleep... but I can't so I am with you bobos for now.
 
I am on call in a hospital pathology lab and processing my THIRD overdose in about 30 min!

WHAT is going ON?

Also just had salad, who eats salad and chicken at 4 am?

Oh yes, dieting for a comp.

BONKERS

:chomp:

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T
 
BIKINIMOM said:
Picked my hubbie up from the airport. He was out in LA filming some silly SugarDaddy gig... if it turns into a reality series it should be pretty funny. He ate some of the Gulyas Leves I made (first time I cooked for him EVER) and said it was really good. He is lying. It was only "ok". We watched TV for a minute then had GREAT SEX. He rolled over and went to sleep... but I can't so I am with you bobos for now.
I made authentic Goulash last week...good stuff when you want a low carb meal.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
wtf is Goulash? Doesn't sound good.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goulash

Goulash is a spicy dish, originally from Hungary, usually made of beef, onions, red peppers, and paprika powder. Its name comes from Hungarian gulyás (pronounced goo-yash), the word for a cattle stockman or herdsman.

Goulash is traditionally prepared as a soup. Meat is cut into chunks, seasoned with salt, pepper and paprika, and then browned in a pot with oil. Shank, shin or shoulder is used — goulash derives its thickness from tough, well-exercised muscles rich in collagen, which is converted to gelatin during the cooking process. Sliced onions, hot red peppers and garlic are added. After the meat is browned, water or stock is added and left to simmer. Some finely diced potatoes may be added to provide starch as they cook, making the stew thicker and smoother. Other herbs and spices may also be added, especially bay leaf, thyme and ground caraway seeds. A small amount of white wine or a very little wine vinegar can also be added near the end of cooking to round the taste.

Some cooking books suggest using flour or cornstarch to thicken the stew, but this produces a starchy texture and a blander taste. Others suggest using generous amounts of tomatoes for colour and taste. A small amount of tomatoes in the stock that is used, or a drop of tomato puree, may improve the taste and texture, but goulash is a paprika-based dish and the taste of tomatoes should not be discernible. Many Hungarian chefs consider tomatoes to be absolutely forbidden in goulash, and they also feel that if they cook a stew instead of a soup, it should only be thickened by finely chopped potatoes, which must be simmered along with the meat.

Karma please....
 
3 weeks without masturbating?? The only time I ever did that was for religious purposes and I did it while on this site and posted about it.
KillahBee said:
Tryin to relax. Bout to hit the sack. Just masturbated (twice) for the first (and second) time in nearly 3 weeks. Tryin to get this chick I just me to meet me out tom night - her name is Danielle, which is one my favorite names, but I have yet to hook up with one. Drinking a Peroni
 
tatyana_zadorozny said:
I am on call in a hospital pathology lab and processing my THIRD overdose in about 30 min!

WHAT is going ON?

Also just had salad, who eats salad and chicken at 4 am?

Oh yes, dieting for a comp.

BONKERS

:chomp:

x
x
x

T
Did you "toss the salad?" :)
 
It is GULYAS - pronounced "goo-lyahsh" the a is ahhhhhhh like as in the doc telling you to open wide.

Gulyas in Magyar means cowboy - yes, we have cowboys too.... or cattlemen. It is beef soup made by cattlemen. LOL

Generally you put either potatoes or "csipetke" (little dough balls) literally meaning "to pinch". I like the csipetke even though you have to stand there for an hour throwing this shit into the pot one at a time. LOL I tried making them with whole wheat flour instead of standard white flour. It DID alter the taste, was granier but for me, it would be acceptable. If my girls were here, I would bite the bullet and make it traditionally. Very simple soup. You only need beef, water, marrow bones, carrots, onions, salt, pepper, (hot pepper if you like) and lots and lots of magyar paprika. But when it is made properly - OMG IT IS FREAKING GOOD!!!
 
BIKINIMOM said:
It is GULYAS - pronounced "goo-lyahsh" the a is ahhhhhhh like as in the doc telling you to open wide.

Gulyas in Magyar means cowboy - yes, we have cowboys too.... or cattlemen. It is beef soup made by cattlemen. LOL

Generally you put either potatoes or "csipetke" (little dough balls) literally meaning "to pinch". I like the csipetke even though you have to stand there for an hour throwing this shit into the pot one at a time. LOL I tried making them with whole wheat flour instead of standard white flour. It DID alter the taste, was granier but for me, it would be acceptable. If my girls were here, I would bite the bullet and make it traditionally. Very simple soup. You only need beef, water, marrow bones, carrots, onions, salt, pepper, (hot pepper if you like) and lots and lots of magyar paprika. But when it is made properly - OMG IT IS FREAKING GOOD!!!


THANKS hun,

me and my SALAD with grilled chicken here..........................


:mix:

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T
 
You must type 140 w.p.m. LOL. It's actually impressive. My girl types 3 times as fast as me. She was a legal secretary years ago.
BIKINIMOM said:
It is GULYAS - pronounced "goo-lyahsh" the a is ahhhhhhh like as in the doc telling you to open wide.

Gulyas in Magyar means cowboy - yes, we have cowboys too.... or cattlemen. It is beef soup made by cattlemen. LOL

Generally you put either potatoes or "csipetke" (little dough balls) literally meaning "to pinch". I like the csipetke even though you have to stand there for an hour throwing this shit into the pot one at a time. LOL I tried making them with whole wheat flour instead of standard white flour. It DID alter the taste, was granier but for me, it would be acceptable. If my girls were here, I would bite the bullet and make it traditionally. Very simple soup. You only need beef, water, marrow bones, carrots, onions, salt, pepper, (hot pepper if you like) and lots and lots of magyar paprika. But when it is made properly - OMG IT IS FREAKING GOOD!!!
 
BIKINIMOM said:
It is GULYAS - pronounced "goo-lyahsh" the a is ahhhhhhh like as in the doc telling you to open wide.

Gulyas in Magyar means cowboy - yes, we have cowboys too.... or cattlemen. It is beef soup made by cattlemen. LOL

Generally you put either potatoes or "csipetke" (little dough balls) literally meaning "to pinch". I like the csipetke even though you have to stand there for an hour throwing this shit into the pot one at a time. LOL I tried making them with whole wheat flour instead of standard white flour. It DID alter the taste, was granier but for me, it would be acceptable. If my girls were here, I would bite the bullet and make it traditionally. Very simple soup. You only need beef, water, marrow bones, carrots, onions, salt, pepper, (hot pepper if you like) and lots and lots of magyar paprika. But when it is made properly - OMG IT IS FREAKING GOOD!!!
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tatyana_zadorozny said:
THANKS hun,

me and my SALAD with grilled chicken here..........................


:mix:

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T


Believe it or not that is what I eat MOST of the time, especially when we go out. It makes my tummy feel better. :)
 
javaguru said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goulash

Goulash is a spicy dish, originally from Hungary, usually made of beef, onions, red peppers, and paprika powder. Its name comes from Hungarian gulyás (pronounced goo-yash), the word for a cattle stockman or herdsman.

Goulash is traditionally prepared as a soup. Meat is cut into chunks, seasoned with salt, pepper and paprika, and then browned in a pot with oil. Shank, shin or shoulder is used — goulash derives its thickness from tough, well-exercised muscles rich in collagen, which is converted to gelatin during the cooking process. Sliced onions, hot red peppers and garlic are added. After the meat is browned, water or stock is added and left to simmer. Some finely diced potatoes may be added to provide starch as they cook, making the stew thicker and smoother. Other herbs and spices may also be added, especially bay leaf, thyme and ground caraway seeds. A small amount of white wine or a very little wine vinegar can also be added near the end of cooking to round the taste.

Some cooking books suggest using flour or cornstarch to thicken the stew, but this produces a starchy texture and a blander taste. Others suggest using generous amounts of tomatoes for colour and taste. A small amount of tomatoes in the stock that is used, or a drop of tomato puree, may improve the taste and texture, but goulash is a paprika-based dish and the taste of tomatoes should not be discernible. Many Hungarian chefs consider tomatoes to be absolutely forbidden in goulash, and they also feel that if they cook a stew instead of a soup, it should only be thickened by finely chopped potatoes, which must be simmered along with the meat.

Karma please....

You must spread some Karma around before giving it to javaguru again.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
You must spread some Karma around before giving it to javaguru again.

Java is a spicy dish himself!@!!!!!!!!!!@###iddf
 
LOL I didn't see that.... silly me.

Well at least I knew what I was talking about.

I forgot about the tomato... and as far as seasonings, that varies from region to region. I have NEVER heard of thickening it with flour.... NEVER.

Seriously, though with the csipetke - z it is REALLY GREAT. When we were little we would pick them out and save them to eat them last. It would drive my mother NUTS. We got smacked on more than one occasion for it. Funny thing? My kids would do THE SAME THING! I guess it was genetic, eh? I never disciplined them though for it... It actually made me laugh and smile. They thought it was pretty funny that we both did the same things as kids and so did I.
 
I forgot how much I enjoy cooking... I will try to cook for My Old Grump more often. His praise was generous, but totally unwarranted... My gulyas this time round was only "ok".
 
tatyana_zadorozny said:
THANKS hun,

me and my SALAD with grilled chicken here..........................


:mix:

x
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x

T
Chicken is for pansies, when was the last time you saw a buff chicken?

But beef.......
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I'm trying not to eat. television bores the hell out of me.
 
javaguru said:
Chicken is for pansies, when was the last time you saw a buff chicken?

But beef.......
picrender.fcgi

Honestly, I find that my stomach is less bothered by chicken. I DO LOVE beef, but it sits in my stomach. The chicken on a bed of cool greens with a bit of blue cheese or feta with a scant amount of vinegarette always makes my tummy happy.... or salmon on a bed of crips romaine. yummy
 
Don't smoke dude!
FriendlyCanadian said:
ok that looks really cool.. and I really want to play it now..

going out with two girls to have a couple of drinks.. going to behave myself gotta save myself for friday and saturday.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Niiiiiiiiiiiiice! I'm too happy for suicide, thanks to my good friend vicodin.
good to know you still fall for it...... I'm watching, "one Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
 
javaguru said:
good to know you still fall for it...... I'm watching, "one Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."


Older movie, right? Any good? I have a burn of it but have never seen it. I have some 300 movies on DVD-R I've never watched.
 
javaguru said:
good to know you still fall for it...... I'm watching, "one Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
that is one of my favorite movies. i did a stint in a nut house when i was 17, i told all the psychotics my name was mcmurphy! we had a nurse " ratchet" too, mean ass bitch with shall we say a diminished capacity for empathy. damn that was a scary place. you know they say some ppl have only one great book in them, ken kesey was one of those guys. the book is from the indians perspective...very cool.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Older movie, right? Any good? I have a burn of it but have never seen it. I have some 300 movies on DVD-R I've never watched.
you havent seen it? top 5 movies of all time!!! nickelson's finest performance, closely followed by " five easy pieces." one flew is a must read book by anybody who does any type of thinking
 
layinback said:
you havent seen it? top 5 movies of all time!!! nickelson's finest performance, closely followed by " five easy pieces." one flew is a must read book by anybody who does any type of thinking
I think it was Jack's first Oscar nod....
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Older movie, right? Any good? I have a burn of it but have never seen it. I have some 300 movies on DVD-R I've never watched.
Yes, and for the record, Christopher Lloyd is an under recognized actor among the pop community.
 
Sweating. Fucking heat wave.

Reading "Hiroshima" by Hersey (popular book written in the '40's) and going over a section on cartesian tensors. And sweating. And pissed off that they won't be opening the new gym until Monday.

And sweating.



:cow:
 
PuddleMonkey said:
What are the other 4?


I'd ask for more but I know you can't count very high.
personal favs:

ernest goes to camp
the pilot episode of six million dollar man
troll 3
leprechaun back 2 tha hood
 
jon79 said:
thank god

lol....indeed. I'm hideous or I would have already posted attention whoring pictures. Get with the program, folks. There's a reason no one picked me on the "hottest girl on C&C" thread.
 
layinback said:
personal favs:

ernest goes to camp
the pilot episode of six million dollar man
troll 3
leprechaun back 2 tha hood
I love Halloween as a holiday, my favorite holiday and the Leprechaun series is Hi-larious!
 
nefertiti said:
lol....indeed. I'm hideous or I would have already posted attention whoring pictures. Get with the program, folks. There's a reason no one picked me on the "hottest girl on C&C" thread.
I did.... :qt:
 
nefertiti said:
lol....indeed. I'm hideous or I would have already posted attention whoring pictures. Get with the program, folks. There's a reason no one picked me on the "hottest girl on C&C" thread.
lol i made the ef fatboy avi thread i think
 
javaguru said:
I did.... :qt:

Nuh uh. Did you? You still haven't seen my face lol.

friendly canadian did but only bc I have a good personality. universal speak for fat ugly girl. ;)
 
nefertiti said:
lol....indeed. I'm hideous or I would have already posted attention whoring pictures. Get with the program, folks. There's a reason no one picked me on the "hottest girl on C&C" thread.

*hug*
You're beautiful...don't underestimate yourself

Really?

:bigkiss:


*cuddle*


*open up to each other with some :beer: *


:busy:

I think I :heart: u

I think so too

:licker:

:horny:
:horny:
:horny:

3 days later....
I'm preggers

:xeye:

Que?
:mexican:

:eek2:

I ain't your baby daddy! :fro:

Yes you ARE!!!
:argue:

Okay okay...guess it's time to be a man....
:rolleyes:

Wait here I'm going to go get my phone out the car to tell my friends the good news...

*thud thud thud*

:roadster: *moves to small coastal New England town*

...just throwin it out there... :qt:
 
Cal_21 said:
*hug*
You're beautiful...don't underestimate yourself

Really?

:bigkiss:


*cuddle*


*open up to each other with some :beer: *


:busy:

I think I :heart: u

I think so too

:licker:

:horny:
:horny:
:horny:

3 days later....
I'm preggers

:xeye:

Que?
:mexican:

:eek2:

I ain't your baby daddy! :fro:

Yes you ARE!!!
:argue:

Okay okay...guess it's time to be a man....
:rolleyes:

Wait here I'm going to go get my phone out the car to tell my friends the good news...

*thud thud thud*

:roadster: *moves to small coastal New England town*

...just throwin it out there... :qt:
that looks labor intensive. ( thar i go again usin big words, folks frum bama aint supposed to do that)
 
layinback said:
that looks labor intensive. ( thar i go again usin big words, folks frum bama aint supposed to do that)

It just seemed to write itself...divine inspiration or something lol
 
Cal_21 said:
*hug*
You're beautiful...don't underestimate yourself

dood.

I'm cool lol. Just playing around. I was blessed with a handsome dad and a beautiful mother.
 
nefertiti said:
dood.

I'm cool lol. Just playing around. I was blessed with a handsome dad and a beautiful mother.

lol it was all part of my smiley story. I have no idea what you look like haha, not trying to randomly comfort all creepy-like :freak: either
 
Cal_21 said:
lol it was all part of my smiley story. I have no idea what you look like haha, not trying to randomly comfort all creepy-like :freak: either
loloolololol you are hilarious and i dont know your chosen field when you get out of college but when you get there they better be prepared.......
:)
 
layinback said:
loloolololol you are hilarious and i dont know your chosen field when you get out of college but when you get there they better be prepared.......
:)

Sarcasm? :worried:
 
Cal_21 said:
no not sarcasm, you are bright and you have no problem jumpin in the water, fuck it if its cold are not........ good shit young man!!! i think you are a ferrari.....without brakes. the brakes will come in time. lol
:)
 
layinback said:
no not sarcasm, you are bright and you have no problem jumpin in the water, fuck it if its cold are not........ good shit young man!!! i think you are a ferrari.....without brakes. the brakes will come in time. lol
:)

:qt: :qt: :qt: :qt: :qt: :qt:









:heart:


But really bro, thanks for the compliments :)

I'm sure the breaks will come one day (fatherhood maybe) lol who knows?...
 
FriendlyCanadian said:
it's made by sega so can It really be that challenging that it keeps you interested for a while? does it end shortly?
The original has a lot of replay value and it takes quite a wile to finish. It's one of my favorite strategy games of all time it has a hell of a learning curve too. It took several campaigns before I had a grasp on the subtleties of the campaign game. Searching the forum and reading the Q&A plus guides is my recommendation.

Http://www.totalwar.com/

http://www.totalwar.org/
 
jestro said:
Did like any of the WH games? I downloaded the dawn of war demo, and wasn't really impressed.
Dawn of War was an interesting campaign game but like most RTS type games it got old quickly, not a lot of replay value. Mark of Chaos was ok but most of it's appeal to me was the setting. I've found MTW a great gaming value: I haven't played Rome:Total War but it's gotten a lot of high marks too.
 
I went to dinner with a friend. Then I went for a long walk in the hopes of seeing some of the stars in town for the film festival. I saw no stars. I walked and chatted on the phone with someone who is star on the interweb. :D
 
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