Re: Bear on recaps...May 31

by SEBtopdog Sat Jun 02, 2012 3:25 pm

aksafeone wrote:Geez guys, I only put the stuff in ther about Ford, Checy and Dodge to lead into the last sentence. Mercy, I support American Made Only. Sorry I brought this up.

I support the company that did NOT accept government bailout, aksafeone. I've had 2 Ford Edges since then and have been very happy with them, too.

by **Terbo56** Sat Jun 02, 2012 3:38 pm

AK- No biggie- It's nothin' but a thing- Laughing

:cheers:

by **aksafeone** Sat Jun 02, 2012 4:24 pm

A "thang"? A "thang." What "THANG?" All I want is a "Thang - you know an RV Thang." I wonder if

will bring me an early present and deliver that "RV THANG."

Thang ya very much!!

by **PALMER01** Sat Jun 02, 2012 4:32 pm

I drive a Dodge, 2003 1500 SLT 4x4, Hemi, and get 12.6 miles to the gallon. The newer ones get better gas mileage, but mine is paid off, so no car payments, just maintenance. have you seen the price tag of a new anything? Holy Cow !!

by **Terbo56** Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:32 pm

Like I said- I'll drive mine basically 'til the wheels come off!! Laughing

I did check out the New Dodges, and needless to say, I wasn't very impressed- Remember the old push button automatics Chrysler Corporation had back in the 60's? Well I'm here to tell ya that Daimler Chrysler is at it again in their new trucks-Push button slush-o-matics- Give me a 727 Torqueflite with a shift kit installed ANY DAY!! Very Happy

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by **dinarstar** Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:54 pm

aksafeone wrote:A "thang"? A "thang." What "THANG?" All I want is a "Thang - you know an RV Thang." I wonder if will bring me an early present and deliver that "RV THANG."

Thang ya very much!!

by **Kevind53** Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:01 pm

terbo56 wrote:Like I said- I'll drive mine basically 'til the wheels come off!! I did check out the New Dodges, and needless to say, I wasn't very impressed- Remember the old push button automatics Chrysler Corporation had back in the 60's? Well I'm here to tell ya that Daimler Chrysler is at it again in their new trucks-Push button slush-o-matics- Give me a 727 Torqueflite with a shift kit installed ANY DAY!!

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by **aksafeone** Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:22 pm

Must be that the same trainer that trained the horse for the Cat Balou movie trained this vintage car. The only thing missing is Lee Marvin!!!

Good one Kevin~!!!

by **Kevind53** Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:28 pm

You mean this guy?

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by **Kevind53** Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:29 pm

About the only movie ... (maybe the only) movie with Hanoi Jane I'll watch...

by **aksafeone** Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:52 pm

Yes, she needs to go back where her "friends" are. If there ever was a person who should have been tried for treason - that would be her. She needs to change her name to Benedict Arnold Jr. and leave. That isn't just my opinion either.

by **bigdaddytim** Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:03 am

And the beat goes on, and on, and on........

by **aksafeone** Wed Jun 06, 2012 10:45 am

And all this time I thought those boots were made for walkin'!!!!!! Huh, my bad.

by **doodoo** Wed Jun 06, 2012 11:01 am

Kevind53 wrote:About the only movie ... (maybe the only) movie with Hanoi Jane I'll watch...

What, Kevin, no Barbarella? Many a fantasy generated in my late teen, hormone raging body watching her in that movie. Flick had absolutely no social value, but ooooooooooo, that futuristic commie sympathizer! WOW! Bear on recaps...May 31 - Page 2 949729897

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by **Peppermint Patti** Wed Jun 06, 2012 1:44 pm

Allyrose,

Such a beautiful name you picked!

Please, please, please do not take offense at this, but you are about to be rich and loving that chocolate is fine - I could say I am in love with it, but I never eat it. Whatever is making you crave that sugar can also give you Diabetes... I would HATE to see that happen to you. What would be good for you to do is to get tested, especially after you induldge and make sure that's not where you craving is coming from.

You are far to nice a person to put yourself at risk...

As for everyone else, please be careful with your sugar intake... That is one disease you can probably avoid all together by just not taking sugar. I have seen too many people around me with diabetes and it's no fun. My husband got it, but fortunately for him he was alergic to the pills, so he went for natural control of it. It's just no fun to watch everyone else having cake, etc. and he has to stay away.... I can't take it either so I will never get diabetes. I wish the rest of you sweet eaters take full control and watch those sweets... They can leave a very bitter taste...

I truly do wish all of you the very best, especially if we do get our RV... I think by now we all deserve what we are going to get after what we have gone through and I know it will change my life for the better and here's hopeing the best for everyone...

Peppermint Patti..

"Only one life will soon be passed, only what's done for Christ will last..."

by SEBtopdog Wed Jun 06, 2012 3:38 pm

Peppermint Patti wrote:Allyrose,

Such a beautiful name you picked!

Please, please, please do not take offense at this, but you are about to be rich and loving that chocolate is fine - I could say I am in love with it, but I never eat it. Whatever is making you crave that sugar can also give you Diabetes... I would HATE to see that happen to you. What would be good for you to do is to get tested, especially after you induldge and make sure that's not where you craving is coming from.

You are far to nice a person to put yourself at risk...

As for everyone else, please be careful with your sugar intake... That is one disease you can probably avoid all together by just not taking sugar. I have seen too many people around me with diabetes and it's no fun. My husband got it, but fortunately for him he was alergic to the pills, so he went for natural control of it. It's just no fun to watch everyone else having cake, etc. and he has to stay away.... I can't take it either so I will never get diabetes. I wish the rest of you sweet eaters take full control and watch those sweets... They can leave a very bitter taste...

I truly do wish all of you the very best, especially if we do get our RV... I think by now we all deserve what we are going to get after what we have gone through and I know it will change my life for the better and here's hopeing the best for everyone...

Peppermint Patti..

"Only one life will soon be passed, only what's done for Christ will last..."

Peppermint Patti: Aren't you sweet .... oops, I mean kind, to give us some good advice about chocolate and other sugars. As for myself, I find that I talk about it more than I eat it, although I do love a good dark chocolate. I eat 75% - 80% pure dark, so it doesn't take but a couple of bites to satisfy my craving. On the subject of diabetes, though, I wanted to suggest a book to you that aim88 first told us about. It's called "Wheat Belly" by William Davis, MD. He cites some very interesting research about modern day genetically modified wheat, how it is metabolized, and its possible connection to the huge increase in the incidence of diabetes in our population. You seem like a lady who likes to do your research, and you'll find this book very readable and filled with lots of good references.

To your excellent health! :flower:

by fang2 Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:41 pm

For a minute I thought someone was calling me but I guess That was but a thang ! Not Fang !!

by **aksafeone** Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:10 pm

Yea, you know - that "RV Thang." That illusive, deceptive, contrary, deceitful, unresponsive, disruptive, uncommunicative, disillusionary THANG! That thang.

Sorry you thought it was you -- you are nice, considerate, smart, responsive, pretty, sophisticated, and neat. NO ONE would ever mistake you for a THANG.

by fang2 Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:16 pm

Aksafeone, Thank you.

by **aksafeone** Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:25 pm

My pleasure and honor, Fang.

by **Terbo56** Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:26 pm

Fang2- See?? People know that you are very attractive-{You're blushing}..... Very Happy

by fang2 Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:28 pm

Hehehehehehehehe, you guys are making me blush !!!!

by **Terbo56** Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:31 pm

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by fang2 Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:33 pm

Hehehehehe!!!! Terbo, you are so funny, it is refreshing !!

by **Terbo56** Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:37 pm

I'm glad I could put a smile on your face!! Very Happy

:cheers:

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by fang2 Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:38 pm

thank you!

by **Terbo56** Wed Jun 06, 2012 8:38 pm

You're most welcome!! Very Happy

by **Peppermint Patti** Wed Jun 06, 2012 9:22 pm

Thank you SEB, I appreciate that. Also for one and all and especially SEB chocolate is actually good for you. Now, here's the way to do it and you only get the benefit.

Get yourself a package of Bakers Chocolate... Melt it down, add almonds (not salt on them), may want to put in coconut also, and some form of liquid - like a thick milk.... Sweeten to taste with NOW FOODS Stevia - you can also add some vanilla if you like... Then put it on waxed paper - let it harden and it's really dinamite... My husband just loves it when we do this.

Actually, do the chocolate like I just said - then have some big giant size strawberries ready and cote them with the chocolate and let it harden on them. Really, really, really good and nothing bad for you excepting what you use for the milk... I love those flavored creamers. WOAH it's just soooooo good...

Peppermint Patti...

"Only one life will soon be passed, only what's done for Christ will last..."

by **aksafeone** Wed Jun 06, 2012 9:27 pm

PP: since I just planted 800 strawberry plants (supposed the have the BIG berries) I'll try it when they bare fruit. NO, not on all 800 - that would make me have to buy into the chocolate factory!!!

by **Terbo56** Wed Jun 06, 2012 9:28 pm

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by **alleyrose** Wed Jun 06, 2012 9:30 pm

Peppermint Patti wrote:Allyrose,

Such a beautiful name you picked!

Please, please, please do not take offense at this, but you are about to be rich and loving that chocolate is fine - I could say I am in love with it, but I never eat it. Whatever is making you crave that sugar can also give you Diabetes... I would HATE to see that happen to you. What would be good for you to do is to get tested, especially after you induldge and make sure that's not where you craving is coming from.

You are far to nice a person to put yourself at risk...

As for everyone else, please be careful with your sugar intake... That is one disease you can probably avoid all together by just not taking sugar. I have seen too many people around me with diabetes and it's no fun. My husband got it, but fortunately for him he was alergic to the pills, so he went for natural control of it. It's just no fun to watch everyone else having cake, etc. and he has to stay away.... I can't take it either so I will never get diabetes. I wish the rest of you sweet eaters take full control and watch those sweets... They can leave a very bitter taste...

I truly do wish all of you the very best, especially if we do get our RV... I think by now we all deserve what we are going to get after what we have gone through and I know it will change my life for the better and here's hopeing the best for everyone...

Peppermint Patti..

"Only one life will soon be passed, only what's done for Christ will last..."

Ohhh PP what a beautiful kind soul you are. Thank you for your kind words and concen for all of us here. I have to admit I don't eat as many sweets as I used to now because my husband has gone on a sugar free and low fat diet so I don't eat sweets either to help him thru it, I still have sugar in my coffee tho lol! It's funny tho, how you don't miss something if it is not in your view, strange how our mind work! Love you guys!

by SEBtopdog Wed Jun 06, 2012 9:46 pm

Peppermint Patti wrote:Thank you SEB, I appreciate that. Also for one and all and especially SEB chocolate is actually good for you. Now, here's the way to do it and you only get the benefit.

Get yourself a package of Bakers Chocolate... Melt it down, add almonds (not salt on them), may want to put in coconut also, and some form of liquid - like a thick milk.... Sweeten to taste with NOW FOODS Stevia - you can also add some vanilla if you like... Then put it on waxed paper - let it harden and it's really dinamite... My husband just loves it when we do this.

Actually, do the chocolate like I just said - then have some big giant size strawberries ready and cote them with the chocolate and let it harden on them. Really, really, really good and nothing bad for you excepting what you use for the milk... I love those flavored creamers. WOAH it's just soooooo good...

Peppermint Patti...

"Only one life will soon be passed, only what's done for Christ will last..."

I am SO going to try your suggestions, Peppermint Patti. Unfortunately, I'm on the road until Thursday night, but this weekend I am definitely doing it. What terrific ideas, and I thank you very much!

by **Peppermint Patti** Wed Jun 06, 2012 11:56 pm

alsafeone,

That's a whole lot of strawberries.... That's the one thing we never grew. Making the chocolate strawberries on organic home grown strawberries would be so incredibly delicious...

You should be able to make a lot with that many plants? I've never known anyone to grow that many? That's like someone growing them for a living?

Anyway, have fun, I know you will...

Peppermint Patti...

"Only one life will soon be passed, only what's done for Christ will last..."

by **aksafeone** Thu Jun 07, 2012 9:22 am

PP: The guy I bought the strawberry sets from has over 10.000 plants and he sells the runners off of them. HE sells the plants in the spring and strawberries when they come on until frost.

I planted them for a disabled Viet Nam vet with PTSS who is 70 years young and
is trying to grow and sell vegetables on a U-Pick basis. He used to raise potatoes and sell to a distributor, but his PTSS got so he could not operate the equipment so I got him to start with tomatoes in a green house. He just took it to a different level expanding to the greenhouse and 5 acres. Gives him something to do.

When he farmed (yes, we have farms in Alaska) he had 20 acres of potatoes and processed them during the winter in a cement block "barn" that he built by himself to earthquake specifications. (Must have done a good job because one day the produce company truck driver backed into the building trying to back up to the door - the truck lost with no building damage.) I helped him for over 25 years while he had that operation going. When he decided at age 68 to start "farming" again I did some quick thinking and suggested the green house. Works good - all winter he "plans" and all summer he "does."

by **Peppermint Patti** Thu Jun 07, 2012 9:45 am

Asksafeone,

Now that's one beautiful story...

Here's wishing you the very best for helping this dear man and may this be a great growing season for him...

Peppermint Patti...

"Only one life will soon be passed, only what's done for Christ will last..."