woooo!!!! just got back from store and boy did it get cold quick makin pot of beans
The REO Lounge - Part III
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Dexter seasons 5-8 now available on Netflix!!!!
Sorry, not about ham, beans that are re-fried or with bacon!
I know when I start watching it I will get all caught up and not want to stop!
But, I have just ordered 6 new games to play. Oh my!
Sorry, not about ham, beans that are re-fried or with bacon!
I know when I start watching it I will get all caught up and not want to stop!
But, I have just ordered 6 new games to play. Oh my!
i just finished watching season 1-4 and thought that was all there was. It was binge watching and I finished just a few days ago. I was pretty happy when the email came through with seasons 5-8. I thought it was strange that they would end the show like they did at the end of season 4. Yea!!! more craziness.
Strange? I thought it was.........well, let's just say I was cussing a lot at the screen! I watched seasons 1 and 2 on DVD. My son had them. Then waited till I saw it on Netflix. Did not realize it was ending at season 4. Not till the last few episodes.
It is a crazy show that is able to draw me in and keep me at my seat. Now that's a good show!
Beans are good for cooking anything. I have recipes for bean cake and breads. Of course bean soup is very good I like white beans and pinto beans for soups. I like bean burritos and beans with rice or cornbread. mmmmmmmmmmm beans 
I also like chili if it is hot an spicy and a little cheese to eat with it!
I also like chili if it is hot an spicy and a little cheese to eat with it!
im almost completely converted over to ubuntu 13.10 what version are you running ?Beans are good for cooking anything. I have recipes for bean cake and breads. Of course bean soup is very good I like white beans and pinto beans for soups. I like bean burritos and beans with rice or cornbread. mmmmmmmmmmm beans
I also like chili if it is hot an spicy and a little cheese to eat with it!
Hi Scott,
Ubuntu to you my friend.
Ubuntu (/uːˈbʊntuː/ oo-buun-too; Zulu/Xhosa pronunciation: [ùɓúntʼú]) is a Nguni Bantu term (literally, "human-ness") roughly translating to "human kindness." It is an idea from the Southern African region which means literally "human-ness," and is often translated as "humanity towards others," but is often used in a more philosophical sense to mean "the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity
Ubuntu to you my friend.
Ubuntu (/uːˈbʊntuː/ oo-buun-too; Zulu/Xhosa pronunciation: [ùɓúntʼú]) is a Nguni Bantu term (literally, "human-ness") roughly translating to "human kindness." It is an idea from the Southern African region which means literally "human-ness," and is often translated as "humanity towards others," but is often used in a more philosophical sense to mean "the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity
I use Puppy on old laptops to play with and that is all.
The one time i did try Ubuntu it was too confusing and i couldn't make anything work. I am not a linux geek
Mainly i use Windows 7 on my Acer Aspire laptop
ya i like windows 7 but i cant afford to buy it and i want everything on my computer to be legit
For the Linux question. I would look at Linux mint. It's based on Ubuntu without the unity. I like it much better. Especially with the cinnamon gui.
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After living in an old Italian neighborhood in New Haven, CT (Sally's Pizza, et. al is there) I was permanently dissuaded from ever using sauce that wasn't made from scratch. It was indelibly impressed on my brain that there was no way I could have any self respect if I didn't
They take that stuff pretty seriously. So did the guy I was dating at the time. We had to get up early on Sat. mornings and drive about 25 miles (!!!) just to get "the bread". "The bread" was in a place where the salamis were as large as torpedos, etc. the smaller ones hanging from ceiling. The mozzerella was handmade of course.
After that, I moved to Louisiana, and the great people of Lafayette taught me even MORE about how to eat and make the best food on the planet. I guess I have to give them the grand award, out of 13 states I've lived in.
Besides, who can't go with "if it fits in a pot, cook it!" YOu gotta love that.
Don''t have much to say about Arkansan food........
It could be part of the history, times were tough here and in the dust bowl and if you got ANY food you were happy back then.
oh where oh where are my peeps tonight
this peep is going to sleep.
i have been so tired this week
goodnight and ttyl everyone
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