| Author | Message | ||
     Taxman |
a lady in my office gave me a home baked loaf of english muffin bread. nothing toasts better | ||
| Blake |
CeeJay, I saw that too and also cannot recall for sure who was involved, but it was very cool. I believe that the Speed TV race commentators even let out a rare exclamation. Freddy Spencer adds so much to the race viewing experience. I wish the MotoGP race commentary was as enjoyable and added as much value as that of AMA commentary team. To butter or not to butter? What say you? No butter for me. Just plain toast, please. | ||
| Light_keeper |
Thats sort of dry.  | ||
| Bigdaddy |
Hey Pammy,,, I just had a tomato biscuit with salt, pepper, and Duke's Mayo for lunch. I'm totally addicted to biscuits and anything else that contains carbs :-) G2 | ||
| Glitch |
A mater biscuit! With Duke's no less. That weren't no hot house mater was it? City livin' sux sometimes... Although Mrs. Glitch did send me to work with her secret recipe torture loaf (man, that stuff's good eatin') and a heapin' helpin' of mashed taters n gravy, all home made of course. I married well I did! Sub-Off-Topic-Trivia Who ordered dry toast (a loaf) and a Coke? | ||
| Rubberdown |
I'll have two slices of white bread toast, dry. My friend will have four fried chickens. | ||
| Glitch |
 Although I thought it was a loaf? | ||
| Bigdaddy |
Probably was the hot-house version -- Mother's Day we had the worst hailstorm anyone can remember. Destroyed the garden, 4 cars look like golf balls, house & barns need new roofs. G2 | ||
| Rocketman |
I wish the MotoGP race commentary was as enjoyable and added as much value as that of AMA commentary team. On the BBC we get Suzy Perry, who I have to say is very very well informed in motorcycles and racing and not just a glamour puss, and Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish giving the race commentary. You just couldn't complain even if you wanted to. Rocket | ||
| Glitch |
Dang G2, y'all got hit hard! I was on the bike when it came through here. I like to never got to the bridge in time to escape gettin beat up myself. Passed by quick though, through here any way. | ||
| Whodom |
I'll have two slices of white bread toast, dry. My friend will have four fried chickens. ...and a Coke. | ||
| Oldog |
wanted: toaster 2 slice desired, prefer 50's polished sheet metal to plastic  | ||
| M1combat |
"On the BBC we get Suzy Perry, who I have to say is very very well informed in motorcycles and racing and not just a glamour puss, and Charlie Cox and Steve Parrish giving the race commentary. You just couldn't complain even if you wanted to. " It's funny you say that... I have GP clips with the euro commentary and it's better than what we get here IMO. Everyone else on this side of the pond says "I can't stand the accent...". SO ••••••• WHAT YOU LAME ASSED AMERICAN PUNKS WHO GENERALLY COULDNT FIGURE OUT RACING BEYOND RICHARD PETTY'S TIMELESS QUOTE "Something broke that makes it go...". Sorry for the rant... Over here we get "OH GOD... He's making a run!... Oh never mind, it was just the camera angle... HOLY!!! It was ALMOST a PASS... OOOHHH, They got within inches!!! I think he's using his tires... I'll bet they're wearing out. They're certainly black... " BAH!!! I was sitting there with some friends at the slot racing track watching the Imola GP in F1 when Alonso came in for that final pit early because Schumacher was holding him up... I immediately said "Michael needs to pit next lap or he's done." Everyone looked at me like I was crazy and one guy said "No, he needs to set a string of fast laps first...". So.... Schumacher pitted on that lap and stayed in front and won the race. Why can't most American's "get" racing? They "get" NASCAR... I don't (aside from Daytona and Bristol, I like to watch them when they run those two tracks...) | ||
| Hattori_hanzo |
Why would anyone want a 2 slice 50's style toaster? Geez, technology has advanced since then! You can get an inline 4 slice from Japan that will run circles around that old twin of yours. And don't give me that "character" and "soul" excuse either! | ||
| Bigdaddy |
Suzi Perry DVD's are very good,,,superbike weekend and MotoGP Moments. | ||
| Diablobrian |
Heywood Banks does a song about toast..... | ||
| Mr_grumpy |
Paul Young, the singer, was in "The Toast Band" & yes their one & only hit was called "Toast". It wasn't bad either. Rocket will remember through a mist of nostalgia I'm sure. | ||
| Mr_grumpy |
Hmm, just been reading back over this thread, I'm puzzled, if Court has an ego the size of Texas, does this mean you're living in his ego Blake? I mean you could be a figment of his imagination, he might forget you, then you'd cease to exist! It also means that your president has a ranch in Court's ego, therefore following this reasoning to it's logical conclusion, when GWB is at home, his & Blake's egos are still not as big as Court's, & that's impossible. Now if you'd said he had an ego the size of a cane field, I'd have believed you!  | ||
| Oldog |
how a bout Wren and Stimpy and the Powdered Toast Man? hurtling through the sky backwards.... "Leave every thing to me" Hattori: don't want no plastic il4 toaster or the weenie roaster ( 2 dogs 2 buns toaster style), I want some plated polished american materialistic avarice.  | ||
| Hattori_hanzo |
I actually have this one for my kids. The best part is it burns a Mickey image onto the toast and plays the Mickey Mouse Club song when your toast is ready!  | ||
| Glitch |
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| Rocketman |
Grumps, I saw Paul Young when he was with the Q Tips. In those days I saw nearly every band going, either on or off stage. Brad out of The Specials trying to ride my GT250 down Wellington Lane at 2am after a gig, pissed and no lid. I remember Billy Idol trying to get off with my sister, like he thought he was in with a chance the little Punk. Watching Top of the Pops with Ranking Roger, Dave Wakelin and several other members of The Beat in a pokey flat in Pearson Park. Dancing on the stage with Kid Creole and Coty Munday at Leeds Uni, then the backstage party afterward's. Taking Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders to the Cameo coffee club. The only place in town in those days where you could get booze until four in the morn. A half bottle of Bells from under the counter. Ten quid please! The roughest dive you'd ever been in, and playing pool with pimps pro's and junkies, and a great night it were for all. Driving the old Merc wedding car in one of the Beautiful Souths videos with Dave Hemingway and some model dressed as the bride sat on the back seat. Me driving with the cameraman sat next to me, when he screams "watch the cyclist" at the top of his voice. Pop star and model bride nearly on front seat. Take two! Pete Murphy from Bauhaus telling my then girlfriend he was married with kids. She was gutted for a very long time. Roland Gift, singer with the Fine Young Cannibals, the first band to cover an Elvis song after Elvis's death nearly ten years earlier, taking Suspicious Minds to Number 1 in the Billboard 100. Not bad considering Elvis was untouchable back then, and Roland's black. Times change. Mine and Roland's camping trip to Hackness when we were 13 years old was more fun though. Shane McGowan, The Fairy Tale Of New Yorker, drunk as a Pogue in the Station Hotel, Newcastle at gone 4am. I'd never seen so much champagne in a hotel foyer ever. And to look back now and remember I turned in whilst he was ordering more. Silly young me. Us sharing the backstage area with Dexys Midnight Runners, who had a fearsome reputation, or at least Kevin Rowland did for beating up the support acts. They never came near us all night. Well, that's not entirely true. They did congratulate us on a great performance after the gig. Don't mention The Tube. That's got to be the best three days I ever spent in Newcastle, courtesy of Jools Holland and Tyne Tees TV. Speaking of Jools. The time I took him over to my mum's place to show him my Triumph Chop, knowing he had a Velocette Venom and a love for British Iron. He was aghast when he saw the Chop. Most upsetting for both of us. There's more. Lots more. Remind me to............nah, that's not my style. Rocket is much more than just a Saab Mechanic you see.  Rocket | ||
| Dbird29 |
Still miss Court. | ||
| 98s3sns |
I always miss the interesting people. | ||
| Skyguy |
Oh mannnnn, That darn red button don't do nutin ): | ||
| Skyguy |
Probly a good thing that thar button don't have no inner workins. Cause if it were me i'd be a hidin some kinda scary private body part piercin under it. Then them powers that be would take away my abilties to post eloquent paraglyphs such as there here one. | ||
| Jon |
I miss bacon. High cholestoral, dontcha know. | ||
| Mikej |
Free parking, isn't that a Monopoly game term? "Free" implies they weren't paid for so might be available for recapture. | ||
| Jimidan |
Blake sez: "I saw that too and also cannot recall for sure who was involved, but it was very cool. I believe that the Speed TV race commentators even let out a rare exclamation. Freddy Spencer adds so much to the race viewing experience. I wish the MotoGP race commentary was as enjoyable and added as much value as that of AMA commentary team." True...but what part of "...and here comes Pedrosa and he is ab-so-lute-ly flying!" don't you like ? I wonder if Brian Drubber has been replaced by the FNG? I always thought he was a bit droll. No doubt, Freddie has found his niche though. Jimidan | ||
| Jimidan |
M1combat sez: "I was sitting there with some friends at the slot racing track watching the Imola GP in F1 when Alonso came in for that final pit early because Schumacher was holding him up... I immediately said "Michael needs to pit next lap or he's done." Everyone looked at me like I was crazy and one guy said "No, he needs to set a string of fast laps first...". So.... Schumacher pitted on that lap and stayed in front and won the race. Why can't most American's "get" racing? They "get" NASCAR... I don't (aside from Daytona and Bristol, I like to watch them when they run those two tracks...)" The only way anyone can pass in F1 is for the guy in front of them to have to pit...facinating! (Yawn!) I can see a lot of similarities between F1 and NASCAR. The fans can not get anywhere near the pits in either. Both are boring to watch, as the guy in front usually stays in front unless they get passed in the pits because one crew is better than the other's. Oh, and did I mention they are both boring? I think some of us Americans get racing, it just isn't that bunch that shows up for NASCAR, but rather those who ride their bikes to the tracks to watch AMA, ASRA/CCS motorcycles do it right. I don't get "reality shows" on TV either, but apparently there are a lot of folks in the USA and Euro that do. American Idol...pulleeze...who cares? You had better hope that those folks don't ever get a look at NASCAR! Jimidan |
