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And pico de gallo too-but 86 the cheese please. Or better yet, someone can have my portion-wouldn't want to waste it. I also love to cook Vienna Sausages and stuff all of the above in a whole wheat pita. My body just laughs. At least you started out in good shape. I'm sure it's delicious. But sounds a bit too involved for me. Plus I don't like caviar or sour cream. I have lately been mixing curry powder in with my eggs pre-scrambling. It gives the eggs a not so nice brownish color, but I lob the taste (As an aside I've also been putting curry powder in with my routine tuna salad. It really wakes it up!!!) I like scrambled eggs. I used to fix them along with hotdogs (or Vienna Sausages ) + salsa for years for dinner when I was in grad school. Until recently I hadn't done it in years. It had been so long I even looked up how to make scrambled eggs on the internet before processing. I probably could have done it without looking up. But I wanted to check. You know I can remember the small skillet my Mother used to cook them in when I was a child almost perfectly. The covering on the skillet handle was partially broken-ahh childhood memories. They are often clearer than what I had for lunch yesterday. Aside from eggs-while I'll eat breakfast for dinner-I really prefer dinner for breakfast. I'm not sure how well I'd do with spicy spaghetti in the morning. But I could definitely handle steak, fried chicken, teriyaki chicken and noodles, meatloaf-love meatloaf, tuna salad. After all I'm sure most of us remember eating leftover pizza the following morning. It's interesting how you really aren't supposed to eat food left out over an hour or so. But the pizza was usually left out sitting on the stove overnight. So far as I can remember you hear very little about food poisoning deaths from eating cold left out pizza. Even better combine breakfast and dinner with a breakfast chicken or steak fajita with scrambled eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, and bell peppers along with healthy helpings of salsa and pico de gallo!! Gman

For those not in the know-as I was until just a minute ago-Mr. Fraser is an artist/model who paints with his tallywacker. http://dd508hmafkqws.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/styles/article_node_view/public/artist_0.jpg Gman PS-can we get back to eggs?

I think maybe it's a 'chef' thing. I've read multiple articles by chefs taking about scrambled eggs, they go on and on about 'custardy small curds'. Gman

I'd buy an entry to your room. Gman

Let me at it!! Gman

I thought we might have a discussion on scrambled eggs for those of us who like them. Gordon's in this video look a bit too runny and labor intensive for me. But what I wanted to make note of was the tomatoes and mushrooms. I love tomatoes and like mushrooms. I would never have thought of cooking fresh mushrooms this way. And both the tomatoes and mushrooms are delicious. I usually use the small grape tomatoes for this and the smaller whole mushrooms that I remove the stalk from. At my local Safeway they have artisanal bread baked but that you heat in the oven. There's one brand they carry from a bakery in California-La Brea Bakery. They have a rustic wheat bread and a ciabatta. Eight to 10 minutes in the oven while you are cooking the eggs and tomatoes/mushrooms-and you have piping hot crusty bread to put the eggs on and slather with butter and preserves. Gman

Ahh so that's why they dismissed it (you have insurance) but had to pay court costs. Years ago in Houston-I was given a ticket for not having renewed my license plate. I had. But I needed to get a scraper to scrape off the old tags-hadn't done it at the time the policeman gave me a ticket. Probably the car was parked with me being away from it-or I could have shown the policeman I had the sticker in the glove box. So I had to go to court. I was late getting out of work and missed my trial by like 15 minutes. I was terrified I was going to be arrested. I hired a lawyer and explained the situation. We showed up at court a few days later. He went upfront and talked to someone-the DA or the judge-they dismissed the ticket. I don't remember having to pay court costs-only the attorney's fee. Maybe I did though. It happened 25 years ago. I've definitely forgotten a lot of the details. Gman

Oh-I'm sorry you were in an accident. I hope you weren't hurt. Gman

Most likely with Colonel Mustard in the Conservatory. Gman

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Why was there a CPA in the town I grew up in with the last name of SWINDLE? Gman

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From The Onion. You know sometimes it only satirizes. Then at other times like now it's spot on!! How Supreme Court Justices Are Chosen INFOGRAPHIC February 16, 2016 VOL 52 ISSUE 06 · News · Government · Supreme Court http://i.onionstatic.com/onion/5271/6/original/1200.jpg Here is a step-by-step guide to how U.S. Supreme Court justices are selected: Step 1: Supreme Court vacancy opens after a sitting justice dies, retires, or is promoted to the Galactic Circuit Step 2: President wistfully crosses out own name from list of potential candidates Step 3: Official presidential nominee slowly lowered by rope into Senate Judiciary Committee pit Step 4: Nominee charged one-time $30 background check fee Step 5: Candidate asked whether they see themselves in exact same place 35 years from now Step 6: Judiciary Committee members ask nominee whether they capable of writing a dissent that could be described as “blistering” Step 7: Candidate attests they have no opinion whatsoever on issue of abortion, don’t know what it is, and frankly have never heard such a word uttered before Step 8: Senate takes nominee out to drinks to see how they act in casual, informal setting Step 9: Nominee stands as their predecessor’s robe is draped over them to see if government can save a few bucks on not ordering a new one Step 10: Following months of direct questioning, witness testimony, and poring over the nominee’s qualifications and judicial history, the Senate votes on whether they like the president or not Step 11: If confirmed, justice takes oath of office and is assigned a bench buddy to help them through their first few opinions Step 12: If candidate not confirmed, process repeats indefinitely until other party holds White House or country is awash in the hot, crimson blood of neighbor killing neighbor, whichever comes first Gman

I'm fairly sure he pretty much always advertised as a top. Now I know he bottomed in some videos, and I wouldn't be surprised if he occasionally bottomed as an escort. But in general as an escort, IIRC, he was known as a top. I actually did contact him back then to see if he would bottom. I'm pretty sure he said he would. But I wasn't certain how 'into' it he would be. Plus I think it was just before he quit escorting. So he disappeared while I was still considering it. The pictures on his ad where I think he looks best are #'s 3-5. They are also the pictures I remember from years ago. I am not sure when pictures #1 and #2 were done. He doesn't look awful in them. But he does look a bit skinnier and older in them. Gman

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Sigh, there goes my last excuse for not jogging. Gman

I wonder if he retired from the military at the same time he retired from escorting. Gman

Gas Buddy shows an Arco station with a cash price of $1.779 and credit price of $1.879 about a mile from me. I remember back in 1986 when the price of a barrel of crude oil was between $20 and $30. I was living in Houston at the time going to school. La Colombe D'Or a very fancy boutique hotel/restaurant was running a promotion. They were offering a 4 course lunch for the same daily price as that of a barrel of crude oil. A group of about 6 of us bagged school, got all dressed up, and went to a fine dining experience for around $28. http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j12/itsallos/EF051514-3120-4FB9-9900-07FC6940D141.png_zpsxpfmwrcl.jpeg Gman

I'm a few days late on this, but 'Throw me something, Mister!!!' http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j12/itsallos/Mobile%20Uploads/2016-02/258A35C6-5D82-4BC8-9573-B5E1C5A62D9F_zpssimwpewn.jpg Gman

Also theme of A Year At The Top for those who remember it. Gman

@geminibear, This explains so much!! Gman

But in general it's not the escort at risk for falling for the client. Unless the client is one of those types that uses the term 'love' very freely and uses it where many of us would instead use 'like', 'affection,' or even 'friendship,' then it very likely is a sign that the client is in too deep. Gman

I'm paying out the wazzoo for my phone, believe me. Gman

The correct answer being, only if you miss!! Gman

Just look at 101's pleats!!! Gman