ieatcrayonz Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 Holy sh--... I swear that BF and The Riddler were both sexually molested by aliens. First the riddler makes the connection that JP Losman's last name had "loss" in it. Then tonight BF comes out with a recipe that isn't fit to taint rat poison with. Keep those two away from anything that breeds. That includes vabill's gerbils.
BF_in_Indiana Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 All I can say is don't knock it unless you have tried it. I would be willing to bet that a good number of people here would enjoy the dish if they took the time to try it instead of comparing it to rat poison.
nick in* england Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 All I can say is don't knock it unless you have tried it. I would be willing to bet that a good number of people here would enjoy the dish if they took the time to try it instead of comparing it to rat poison. 371630[/snapback] I'd try it but a fuggin hour to cook what amounts to scrambled eggs with butter and fried pasta (maybe with pickle juice, but I'm thinking a good splash of p-iss might be as good) just isn't a valuable use of my time...
Thailog80 Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 ???????? What the HELL is that? "Fried Noodles"? It ought to be called the "Short Bus Frittata". Or the Underpants Gnomes newest business model: 1) Fry elbow macaroni 2) Scramble eggs 3) Add pickle juice 4) ??? 5) Profit 371548[/snapback] Short Bus Frittata............... Coffee on the monitor.
HopsGuy Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 The Cardinals are only 11-16 against teams with above .500? Wow.
Puhonix Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 Wow, this is the hardest I've laughed in months... Fried eggs I get, even with Garlic, I still like. But then add noodles? And fried noodles at that? Pickle juice? I'm willing to sacrifice the eggs and noodles just to say I've had this monstrosity. What can I say, I'm curious, and if this doesnt kill the cat I don't know what will.
Ghost of BiB Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 BF... just between you and me. When was the last time you served that sh-t to a girl? 371590[/snapback] Just before shearing season.
Johnny Coli Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 I swear, man, if there wasn't the physical and digital evidence out there that proved he actually existed, you would think he was a fabrication of someone's twisted, yet brilliant, imagination. Like I said before, Brandon, you are either the cartoon you portray yourself to be, or you are a comic genius.
Tossy McSalad Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 I would be willing to bet that a good number of people here would enjoy the dish 371630[/snapback] I try to tell people that, too.
Ramius Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 this was awesome... I have no idea what that montrosity would taste like...and why the hell would it take an hour to make...maybe BF is only allowed to use his easy-bake oven to construct that abhorrance (side note-BF you DO know that the "garbage plate" at Nick's is just a clever name dont you?)
LabattBlue Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 There are just some occasions where the "kind & gentle" TBD needs to be pushed aside and this is one of them. WOW! SDS...It's mentioned from time to time, but have you given any consideration to starting up a thread Hall of Fame?
Crap Throwing Monkey Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 All I can say is don't knock it unless you have tried it. I would be willing to bet that a good number of people here would enjoy the dish if they took the time to try it instead of comparing it to rat poison. 371630[/snapback] Dude, add cheese and subtract the pickle juice (WTF????) and it's a frittata. It's a rather common way of disposing of leftover pasta...the operative words there being "disposing" and "leftover". In fact, I've got that same recipe in a cookbook, with three alterations: 1) use cheese, 2) don't use pickle juice, and 3) prep time is 20 minutes. But it takes you an hour???? Does pouring the pickle juice over it REALLY take an extra 40 minutes? Fried noodles and scrambled eggs with pickle juice. Christ. You should just call it "Hearty meal for the single male with no prospects".
KD in CA Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 So the fact that Edmonds and Rolen have each missed a lot of time and lately Larry Walker doesn't count for anything being "skewed"? OMFG..... Is it too late to add this to the classic thread poll on TSW? You can't step away from this place for five minutes without missing another classic! Some of you must get text messges automatically when BF makes a stupid post. Or else it's like blood in the water....the sharks just sense it and close in for the kill. p.s., what's this the same person who was blathering about "the facts" in the Rolen thread while discounting all other factors? Yeah, thought so.
boomerjamhead Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 Just before shearing season. 371676[/snapback] August 10-21.
Ramius Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 August 10-21. 371851[/snapback] "Sheep Barn (Marsh Blue Ribbon Pavilion) If you just can't wait for the Fair to begin, then come by the Sheep Barn a little early..."
KD in CA Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 "Sheep Barn (Marsh Blue Ribbon Pavilion)If you just can't wait for the Fair to begin, then come by the Sheep Barn a little early..." 371860[/snapback] I saw the sheep shearing exhibit once. It took this dude about ten seconds to do the entire thing. Even faster than it takes to discredit BF on a baseball thread.
Puhonix Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 I saw the sheep shearing exhibit once. It took this dude about ten seconds to do the entire thing. Even faster than it takes to discredit BF on a baseball thread. 371866[/snapback] BF has credibility? News to me...
BF_in_Indiana Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 Dude, add cheese and subtract the pickle juice (WTF????) and it's a frittata. It's a rather common way of disposing of leftover pasta...the operative words there being "disposing" and "leftover". In fact, I've got that same recipe in a cookbook, with three alterations: 1) use cheese, 2) don't use pickle juice, and 3) prep time is 20 minutes. But it takes you an hour???? Does pouring the pickle juice over it REALLY take an extra 40 minutes? Fried noodles and scrambled eggs with pickle juice. Christ. You should just call it "Hearty meal for the single male with no prospects". 371744[/snapback] Pickle juice is optional. I don't use it, but some people do. It takes almost an hour to make the dish. The noodles take a while to boil, sit, and then you have to fry them.
LabattBlue Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 I found at least one other person with a yearning for pickle juice... http://www.mtolivepickles.com/Picklemania/...JuicePower.html Save it You should never throw away pickle juice. It can be used in salads, marinades and other recipes. One woman tells us she puts it on her azalea bushes, and it's known to be great for hangovers (for some of the same reasons it's good for sweating athletes.)
LabattBlue Posted June 30, 2005 Posted June 30, 2005 ...and for those who like a little pickle juice beverage in between meals... http://www.goldinpickle.com/JuiceWhat.htm Original Goldin Pickle Juice is a non-carbonated, caffeine free beverage with no calories, no fat and all natural flavors. Pickle Juice is fortified with 15% of the recommended daily allowances (RDA) of vitamins C and E. The inclusion of 20% of the RDA of zinc makes it an excellent source of that mineral along with the addition of 1% of the RDA of the mineral potassium. Packing JuiceThe idea was conceived by Brandon Brooks. The recipe was recently developed from our original pickle factory brine formula which has been used continuously since 1923 in Dallas, Texas to package pickles. This unique beverage is flash pasteurized to insure a healthy product with a long shelf life that does not require refrigeration for storage. The plastic bottles and resealable plastic caps are recommended for recycling to help protect our environment. A shrink wrapped cardboard tray case contains 24 sixteen ounce bottles. This "Sports Drink with a Bite"TM is best consumed refrigerated to help you
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