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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Original

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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I'm thinking cinnamon, cloves....that type of thing?

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Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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I'm thinking cinnamon, cloves....that type of thing?

yep. Dash of allspice.

Next batch will have a jalapeno in it. :D

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Double spicy:)

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Back from a visit with a nutritionist on staff with our pedi doc. She wants Timothy to try and eat from the rainbow every day. That is foods from every color. :lol::lol: Yeah.. that will be easy :lol:

This is the kid that will eat peas... only cause he can swallow them whole! :D

psawyer Proficient
psawyer
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My errands for today: the bank, the post office, and at least two grocery stores. Meanwhile, Jacquie is off to have lunch with her sister and visit her father.

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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This is the kid that will eat peas... only cause he can swallow them whole! :D

Ummmm . . . I pretty much have to agree with him there

:huh:

:rolleyes:

:lol:

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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Ummmm . . . I pretty much have to agree with him there

Not helping! :blink:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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Not helping! :blink:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

:P

OK . . . how's this? . . . my kids both decided they liked broccoli after friends had us over for a fondue party and the kids got to cook their own (in chicken broth). My son asked for more :o

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
Posted

OK . . . how's this? . . . my kids both decided they liked broccoli after friends had us over for a fondue party and the kids got to cook their own (in chicken broth). My son asked for more :o

You boiled the broccoli in Chicken broth? Interesting idea....

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

ANYTHING cooked in chicken broth would taste good....

Well, perhaps not......poop.. . . . .....

But almost anything would....

:huh:

:lol:

tom Contributor
tom
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Well Emmul that bodes well for the new "Shoppe" around the corner in the local quaint lil shopping district. Ye Olde Erotique Fruit Leather in back & Le Brotherie in front. They'll boil aaaaanything in broth. At the Oaxaca coffee place I'd overheard "beefbrothboiled chicken but thought it a culinary joke fragment. What *would* you call it if that carcass ended up used to make stock? And wouldn't it taste differently in the other order? Hoof/beak vs beak/hoof? (Uhhhhhhnappetizing :greenguy: )

I don't think I'm going out on a limb here refuting the commutative principle w/out evidence.

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
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:P

OK . . . how's this? . . . my kids both decided they liked broccoli after friends had us over for a fondue party and the kids got to cook their own (in chicken broth). My son asked for more :o

Oh yeah! I used to do that with brussel sprouts!

Hey.....don't knock it! :rolleyes:

Loey Rising Star
Loey
Posted

Back from a visit with a nutritionist on staff with our pedi doc. She wants Timothy to try and eat from the rainbow every day. That is foods from every color. :lol::lol: Yeah.. that will be easy :lol:

This is the kid that will eat peas... only cause he can swallow them whole! :D

Good luck with that. My son will still not eat any food that he ever vomited in his life. Makes cooking an extra challenge. Maybe you can turn it into a game (there's the teacher in me again). Make a chart, give a reward, let him pick a special event to do after a month. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you. BTW, look for an IM.

Hugs,

Loey

elye Community Regular
elye
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Well Emmul that bodes well for the new "Shoppe" around the corner in the local quaint lil shopping district. Ye Olde Erotique Fruit Leather in back & Le Brotherie in front. They'll boil aaaaanything in broth. At the Oaxaca coffee place I'd overheard "beefbrothboiled chicken but thought it a culinary joke fragment. What *would* you call it if that carcass ended up used to make stock? And wouldn't it taste differently in the other order? Hoof/beak vs beak/hoof? (Uhhhhhhnappetizing :greenguy: )

I don't think I'm going out on a limb here refuting the commutative principle w/out evidence.

.... Wow... . . . ....Ye Olde Offal Shoppe.... . .. .or Awful..... . ....

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you. BTW, look for an IM.

An IM?. . ... . .:unsure:.. ....did you mean "BM?".....Don't really wanna be lookin' for those..... . . .

Dear, gawd...... .. ..he won't eat anything he's ever VOMITED UP? Hell, I would be so screwed......I have thrown up regularly enough in my life that there probably aren't too many items I HAVEN'T brought forth again.... .. .and this reminds me of a discussion I had on fb some time ago that generated a lot of participation, so I'll throw it out here: Does anyone else around here, when vomiting, do so standing up? Or can anyone even imagine doing so? STANDING in front of the toilet......not crouching, or kneeling... . . ......DH does this. I think it's incredible, and one of the strangest things I've ever heard..... :huh:

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
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An IM?. . ... . .:unsure:.. ....did you mean "BM?".....Don't really wanna be lookin' for those..... . . .

Kind of hoping she meant... PM ;)

Loey Rising Star
Loey
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.... Wow... . . . ....Ye Olde Offal Shoppe.... . .. .or Awful..... . ....

An IM?. . ... . .:unsure:.. ....did you mean "BM?".....Don't really wanna be lookin' for those..... . . .

Dear, gawd...... .. ..he won't eat anything he's ever VOMITED UP? Hell, I would be so screwed......I have thrown up regularly enough in my life that there probably aren't too many items I HAVEN'T brought forth again.... .. .and this reminds me of a discussion I had on fb some time ago that generated a lot of participation, so I'll throw it out here: Does anyone else around here, when vomiting, do so standing up? Or can anyone even imagine doing so? STANDING in front of the toilet......not crouching, or kneeling... . . ......DH does this. I think it's incredible, and one of the strangest things I've ever heard..... :huh:

An IM is an instant message and is private between the two members. I sent you one but it looks like you haven't enabled yours. Now I'm trying to find i in cyvberspace. Going to bed now- today was wonderful but wore me out. I see my oncologist tomorrow so hopefully my numbers went down. What will be will be!

Hugs,

Loey

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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STANDING in front of the toilet......not crouching, or kneeling... . . ......DH does this. I think it's incredible, and one of the strangest things I've ever heard..... :huh:

:blink: . . . and does he clean up the splatter when he's done?

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

.... Wow... . . . ....Ye Olde Offal Shoppe.... . .. .or Awful..... . ....

An IM?. . ... . .:unsure:.. ....did you mean "BM?".....Don't really wanna be lookin' for those..... . . .

Dear, gawd...... .. ..he won't eat anything he's ever VOMITED UP? Hell, I would be so screwed......I have thrown up regularly enough in my life that there probably aren't too many items I HAVEN'T brought forth again.... .. .and this reminds me of a discussion I had on fb some time ago that generated a lot of participation, so I'll throw it out here: Does anyone else around here, when vomiting, do so standing up? Or can anyone even imagine doing so? STANDING in front of the toilet......not crouching, or kneeling... . . ......DH does this. I think it's incredible, and one of the strangest things I've ever heard..... :huh:

I have known people who vomit in the kitchen sink. I hope they didn't have the washed fruit draining in a colander in the sink. :o

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
Posted

An IM is an instant message and is private between the two members. I sent you one but it looks like you haven't enabled yours. Now I'm trying to find i in cyvberspace.

You sure? because I have gotten private messages from other people fine. :huh:

Loey Rising Star
Loey
Posted

You sure? because I have gotten private messages from other people fine. :huh:

I just received a message that I sent it to the wrong person. You should get it now. Phew!!! Thank God it was all flattering.

Hugs,

Loey

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
Posted

I just received a message that I sent it to the wrong person. You should get it now. Phew!!! Thank God it was all flattering.

Yeah . . . those typos will get you . . . you probably sent it to Wyderscope, or Vidorskope . . . or was it the autocorrect? Maybe you sent it to WiperSpoke or ViperCorpse . . . yep, gotta watch those keystrokes.

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
Posted

Yeah . . . those typos will get you . . . you probably sent it to Wyderscope, or Vidorskope . . . or was it the autocorrect? Maybe you sent it to WiperSpoke or ViperCorpse . . . yep, gotta watch those keystrokes.

I am voting for VydorCorpse.

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

Yeah . . . those typos will get you . . . you probably sent it to Wyderscope, or Vidorskope . . . or was it the autocorrect? Maybe you sent it to WiperSpoke or ViperCorpse . . . yep, gotta watch those keystrokes.

:lol:

There are so many people registered over the years, Those may be actual members!

Loey Rising Star
Loey
Posted

Yeah . . . those typos will get you . . . you probably sent it to Wyderscope, or Vidorskope . . . or was it the autocorrect? Maybe you sent it to WiperSpoke or ViperCorpse . . . yep, gotta watch those keystrokes.

I've always sucked at typing. I used to always use spellcheck but the new version Superman upgraded my computer to is taking getting used to.

Loey

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

:blink: . . . and does he clean up the splatter when he's done?

Incredible that one can stand in front of a toilet, simply tilt one's head downward, vomit into the bowl and suffer NO spillage. At least, this is what I assume he is doing, as he tells he will NOT crouch, or kneel anywhere near a toilet bowl......something about his Howard Hughes-like cleanliness issues. Man, when I'm about to barf I couldn't care less about the bacteria on the bowl/floor.....just let me crawl over, stick my head right in there.... . ...

We're quite different, he and I... .. ...

:rolleyes:

Yeah . . . those typos will get you . . . you probably sent it to Wyderscope, or Vidorskope . . . or was it the autocorrect? Maybe you sent it to WiperSpoke or ViperCorpse . . . yep, gotta watch those keystrokes.

:lol:

Gawd, damn good thing you only said nice things, Loweeee.. . ...imagine if I were to send a PM to a wrong person...... :unsure:. . ....mindless chatter regarding anal glands and penis slings.... . . ....yup, I gotta be real careful with my keystrokes....

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