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The Pictures You Choose Will Reveal A Deep Truth About Yourself
Pick carefully.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/alexfinnis/these-pictures-will-reveal-the-truth

Mine: :thinking:
You got: You’re never wholly comfortable around people
While you do enjoy socializing, you never feel completely comfortable around people, unless they are the very few people in the world you are extremely close with. When you are around them you can truly be yourself, but otherwise you tend to feel at least a little self-conscious, and are always aware of trying to make a good impression and not wanting to let yourself down. You’re at your best when you’re hanging out in just a small group with your closest friends, and would always choose that over a big party or event where you have to meet new people.
 
Time for more morning yoga with Panco the Italian Chihuahua

Yoga Time #2


[video=youtube;16XnVQ_dIrw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16XnVQ_dIrw[/video]
 
And a Ytube for a few laughs and to warm us up:

The Carol Burnett Show - Lost In The Sahara

[video=youtube;d_brUzofIks]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_brUzofIks[/video]
 
I'm slightly more southern than you are, though I certainly don't like pecan pie either (way too sweet for me). And pickle juice on popcorn? WTH? But we do like to put apple cider vinegar on the french fries we get at the MD and DE beaches, which probably sounds just as weird...

You checked 11 out of 72 on this list!
Sorry Yankee — looks like you’ve gotta get yourself to Dixie land and try some REAL pecan pie! You need a little southern comfort in your life!

BBM I remember malt vinegar on fries in Cape Cod and when we went to the Jersey shore- boardwalk fries- that are sold at beach areas of NJ, so I don't think it's weird to put vinegar on fries.

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Link: http://tsgcookin.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Malt+Vinegar+Oven+Fries+526.jpg

Everything you would want to know (or not :facepalm:) about vinegar and fried potatoes:

Vinegar

"...Vinegar intensifies the flavour of foods without dominating their natural goodness and taste sensations..."

http://reinhartfoods.com/vinegar-info-2/#vin-history
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French fries

"...French fries are served hot, either soft or crispy, and generally eaten as part of lunch or dinner, or on their own as a snack, and they commonly appear on the menus of fast food restaurants. French fries are generally salted and are often served with ketchup; in many countries they are topped instead with other condiments or toppings, including vinegar, mayonnaise, or other local specialties...

It is claimed that fries originated in Belgium, and that the ongoing dispute between the French and Belgians about where they were invented is highly contentious, with both countries claiming ownership...

Accompaniments

Fries tend to be served with a variety of accompaniments, such as salt and vinegar (malt, balsamic or white), pepper, grated cheese, melted cheese, mushy peas, heated curry sauce, curry ketchup (mildly spiced mix of the former), hot sauce, relish, mustard, mayonnaise, bearnaise sauce, tartar sauce, chili, tzatziki, feta cheese, garlic sauce, fry sauce, butter, sour cream, ranch dressing, barbecue sauce, gravy, honey, aioli, brown sauce, ketchup, lemon juice, piccalilli, pickled cucumber, pickled gherkins, pickled onions or pickled eggs.."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_fries
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And these article:

THE HISTORY OF FRENCH FRIES

http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/09/the-history-of-french-fries/
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List of accompaniments to french fries

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_accompaniments_to_french_fries
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There seems to be no documentation of when chips and vinegar were first combined, but it was likely very soon after the chip was invented, since vinegar and salt were widely used as a condiment/seasoning long before then. Whether the first use of vinegar on chips was alone or from a pickled egg jar, we will likely never know. But, however, that the main users of vinegar on chips (Britain) often use malt vinegar, which would not have been used to pickle eggs. Also, eggs are pickled in brine (salt water) with added vinegar, sugar, and other ingredients.

But read this about the use of Non-brewed condiment: (used to cater to Temperance types who wanted nothing to do with the alcoholic sources of genuine vinegar)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-brewed_condiment
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"(British) a cheap alternative to malt vinegar made from industrial acetic acid flavoured with caramel; found especially in fish and chips shops"

http://www.allwords.com/word-non+brewed+condiment.html
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Could be that it became easier to use malt vinegar instead of home-made non-brewed condiment?? :thinking:

And here is a recipe for boardwalk french fries from Maryland that uses vinegar: (just in case you wanted one :facepalm:)
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Thrasher’s French Fries at Home

http://blog.streaminggourmet.com/20...he-boardwalk-my-attempt-to-make-them-at-home/

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And one more recipe (because, of course :facepalm:):

New Jersey Boardwalk Fries

"Nothin' says summer like some fresh, hot, salty french fries drenched in vinegar. A boardwalk treat."

http://www.food.com/recipe/new-jersey-boardwalk-fries-114708

(scroll down on the NJ article and take a look at the NJ crumbcake- I love a good crumbcake with lots of big crumbs :heartbeat:)

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OOH- I'm getting hungry now

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Quiz (we need lots of quizzes to keep our minds busy and pass the time when we have freezing weather, IMO :scared:...- except for that Niner- who has nice weather :croc:..) :facepalm:

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The Pictures You Choose Will Reveal A Deep Truth About Yourself
Pick carefully.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/alexfinnis/these-pictures-will-reveal-the-truth

Mine: :thinking:
You got: You’re never wholly comfortable around people
While you do enjoy socializing, you never feel completely comfortable around people, unless they are the very few people in the world you are extremely close with. When you are around them you can truly be yourself, but otherwise you tend to feel at least a little self-conscious, and are always aware of trying to make a good impression and not wanting to let yourself down. You’re at your best when you’re hanging out in just a small group with your closest friends, and would always choose that over a big party or event where you have to meet new people.


It's probably right:

[h=2]You got: You’re very prone to overthinking things[/h]Whether it’s big, important decisions, or small, fairly meaningless occurrences, you have a tendency to overthink everything and read much more into things than what is actually there. On the odd occasion this actually pays off, and it turns out you were right to overanalyse, but most of the time it causes you undue stress, and you need a friend to tell you to calm down and take a step back.


 
Time for more morning yoga with Panco the Italian Chihuahua

Yoga Time #2


[video=youtube;16XnVQ_dIrw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16XnVQ_dIrw[/video]

And a Ytube for a few laughs and to warm us up:

The Carol Burnett Show - Lost In The Sahara

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Waiting at the dentist office (for my son) .... I can't see either of these on my tablet. Weird though .... I see the youtube links in my reply.

... and now it won't let me post because included two videos. Apparently WS will only post one video at a time. (will remove second link )
 
Morning all! :wave:

all quotes are snipped by me...

YESorNO said:
Sirhan Sirhan, assassin of Robert Kennedy, denied parole for 15th time

"The decision came after Sirhan answered questions from the California parole panel for about three hours in a small, windowless conference room.

Commissioners concluded Sirhan did not show adequate remorse or understand the enormity of his crime

There HAD to be another gun, as there were too many bullet holes for the gun he had...

YESorNO said:
Italian wife faces jail for 'not doing housework'

"An Italian woman faces six years in jail after her husband accused her of not doing enough cooking and cleaning at home.

Her husband made a formal complaint to the paramilitary Carabinieri police, saying that his wife was slovenly, failed to put meals on the table and left their home in a dreadful mess.

So... what's wrong with the husband that he can't help her with cleaning?? :eek: I'd probably be in jail too! :laughcry:

YESorNO said:
One of the reasons for the long delays on Death Row is an intentionally created, multistep legal process designed to make sure all necessary precautions are taken when the ultimate punishment is at stake. Add in delays based on DNA evidence and diminished mental capacity, plus challenges to the lethal injection process and years accumulate on Death Row...

What is wrong with using the lethal injection that Texas uses??? I don't understand... I'm going to vote to expedite death sentences here in California - didn't know that was going to be on the ballot this year.

I remember when my job - all in one department - was going to be moved to Austin, Texas - I didn't want to move... so got laid off... :gaah: this is regarding the story on the United Technologies jobs moving to Mexico.

Your story on store bought eggs - I buy mine from a local rancher... I KNOW they are fresh! :happydance:

Quiz -
You got: You’re never wholly comfortable around people

While you do enjoy socialising, you never feel completely comfortable around people, unless they are the very few people in the world you are extremely close with. When you are around them you can truly be yourself, but otherwise you tend to feel at least a little self-conscious, and are always aware of trying to make a good impression and not wanting to let yourself down. You’re at your best when you’re hanging out in just a small group with your closest friends, and would always choose that over a big party or event where you have to meet new people.

Same as you YESorNO! :cheer:

When I eat fish and chips - I'll put the malt-vinegar on my fries... :D And the Huz ONLY makes home-fries... I made some the other day! :)

Spellbound - you need to calm down and take a step back.... :lol:

Having a Skype with brother and sisters later today!

and...

Today in February:
15 Candlemas - on the Julian Calendar
15 National Gum Drop Day
15 President's Day - third Monday of month
15 Singles Awareness Day
and...
15 - my twin sisters' birthday!!!

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Later! :seeya:
 
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BBM I remember malt vinegar on fries in Cape Cod and when we went to the Jersey shore- boardwalk fries- that are sold at beach areas of NJ, so I don't think it's weird to put vinegar on fries.

Yes, malt vinegar! I completely misspoke. Don't know what I was thinking...
 
Thought I'd share...

stillwatersc said:
Jodi Arias loses visitation privileges after crude remark

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/02/15...test+-+Text)

Arias has lost visitation privileges for roughly 200 days as punishment for calling a female correctional officer a vulgar name, KNXV-TV in Phoenix reported.

and Juan's interview schedules:

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(Niner said: Spellbound - you need to calm down and take a step back.... :lol:

Now that I have my errands done and the second laundry load in the dryer, I plan to step back and have a couch style afternoon. :chillpill: :offtobed: :bed:
 
Thought I'd share...

Originally Posted by stillwatersc
Jodi Arias loses visitation privileges after crude remark

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/02/15...test+-+Text)

Arias has lost visitation privileges for roughly 200 days as punishment for calling a female correctional officer a vulgar name, KNXV-TV in Phoenix reported.


and Juan's interview schedules:

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That link doesn't work (when someone copy/post from one WS thread to another, the link doesn't seem to work, so the link has to be copy/post from the original article- just FYI)

Here's the link: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/02/15/jodi-arias-loses-visitation-privileges-after-crude-remark.html
 
I'll be watching the dog show tonight on the CNBC channel: :beagle:

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show 2016: What channel, time (watch live stream)

"If the Puppy Bowl didn't satisfy your appetite for cute dogs, then the 140th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show should help....

Here's how to watch, including what channel, what time and live streaming video (embedded below):

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Day 1: Monday, Feb. 15

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. live streaming video on www.wkclive.com, the WKC Dog Show mobile app and www.ustream.tv

8 - 11 p.m. airs on CNBC and live streaming at www.wkclive.com: Events include Hound, Toy, Non-Sporting, Herding Groups

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Day 2: Tuesday, Feb. 16

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. live streaming video on www.wkclive.com, the WKC Dog Show mobile app and www.ustream.tv

8 - 11 p.m. airs on USA Network and live streaming at www.wkclive.com: Events include Sporting, Working, Terrier Groups and Best in Show..."

http://www.syracuse.com/tv/index.ss...kennel_club_dog_show_2016_tv_live_stream.html
 
Clancy is one friend and Chris is other. Tinesha(hope that is spelt ok) is still a upset over Travis.
 
I watched some of the Westminster Dog Show last night. There are some beautiful dogs there. However, those with that long silky hair that flows as they prance would need a lot of No More Tangles if they lived in my home. Nice distraction from all the horrible programming on TV these days.
 
I watched some of the Westminster Dog Show last night. There are some beautiful dogs there. However, those with that long silky hair that flows as they prance would need a lot of No More Tangles if they lived in my home. Nice distraction from all the horrible programming on TV these days.

My Maltese, Max, had very long hair. We always had the groomer give him a "puppy cut". I had no time to do fancy grooming.
 
Bet he was a cutie, Y/N. I actually have never seen a Maltese with long hair.
 
Ok felon in trouble--not allowed visitors for 180 days for calling officer vulgar name when she couldn't get her haircut.... on kindle don't know how to link -- but in trending news.
 
He was beautiful- a nightmare to groom tho' (I didn't know anything about a Maltese dog and didn't know about the long hair):

This is what he looked like when we first got him:

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Link: http://image.blingee.com/images17/content/output/000/000/000/5de/492362224_953845.gif

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Link: http://www.olivetreemaltese.com/images/Diva-black_1_.gif

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Link: http://www.wiki-pet.com/images/breeds/dog/breed-images/136/full-size/maltese-6.jpg

We kept his hair like this:

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Link: http://www.maltabulb.com/images/maltese-puppies-dogs.jpg

He was my little 9 lb love.
 
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