Food Network?

[c trim]

Re: 123daff7-792a-4d1d-b513-6d8fa7b0e301...oglegroups.com

Bryan wrote:


Well said. The tea party is about pandering to people's basest bad instincts
and getting them to vote against their own best interests. Reference the
little story that was posted here earlier about the tea partier, the union
activist, and the CEO. That is the mechanism by which this shit happens
because people are easily frightened and these days all it takes is a short
soundbite, and rich content and reasoning based on facts and evidence has
all but vanished from the average voter's lexicon.

[$dollars$]

On 06/03/2011 5:08 PM, Portland wrote:



It doesn't really matter to me whether or no they are pros so long as
they can cook and teach something to the viewers. I am not at all
interested in any sort of cooking reality show or contests. Shows like
Iron Chef, and Chopped have nothing that interests me. Wrapped....>???
How they make junk foods? Get rid of it. Diners Drive Ins and Dives?
Can't understand why we would be interested in learning how greasy
spoons make massive quantities of greasy food.

[Urntrede frdtrut]

On 7 Mar 2011 14:36:07 GMT, notbob wrote:


That seems awfully cheap... at those prices I can't imagine they'd
send a tech out to wire your house... probably DIY... can't even buy
decent rabbit ears for $12. LOL

[Thingsssssssss]

On 2011-03-08, Brooklyn1 wrote:



What music playing devices do you have that provide anything other
than a blank screen?

nb

[joec]

On Mar 9, 9:29?am, Brooklyn1 wrote:

If you can scan your cookbooks and get them into PDF format, you
can use them on other e-readers.

Cindy Hamilton

[mycousin]

sf wrote:

When I tried SD and HD side by side I saw the difference clearly.
Caring about the difference is another matter. I've been to movies in
IMAX, on big screens, in small cinemas. I've seen the same movies on TV
in SD and HD. I've concluded that if I really care about the size of
the screen and the resolution I'll go to the cinema to see it. For
nearly everything I've seen at home I just don't care about that level
of detail. I see the difference I just don't care about the difference.

[[email protected]]

On 3/8/2011 5:34 AM, Nad R wrote:
I don't know anyone who renewed their satellite radio subscription
mainly because of the ability to stream from your phone.

[Linux Boy]

sf wrote:

Absolutely. That's the *point*. If a criminal knows there's a good
chance some random civilian is packing then that criminal switches to
work that's less dangerous*. The murder rates fall as a natural
consequence. The more law abiding citizens who go about armed the
better. People who think law abiding citizens randomly shoot people
have no concept of what actually happens when law abiding citizens go
armed.

At some point the murder rate goes from criminals to lunatics.
Criminals are detered by well armed law abiding citizens. Lunatics are
not sane enough for that to work. There's a reason gun permits are
denied to established lunatics but the ways to find out someone is a
lunatic include going violent the first time.

* What happened in Miami in the mid-1990s is instructive. The murder
rate skyrocketed as drug traffic increased. Florida switched from a
"may issue" state to a "shall issue" state and thousands of locals got
permits. Suddenly the chance of a criminal's victim packing when way
up. Well armed law abiding citizens make for extremely dangerous crime
victims even though they pose zero danger to other law abiding citizens.
Many of the criminals switched to attacking tourists. Extremely few
tourists are well armed. The safety of the locals increased
significantly as the number of well armed law abiding citizens increased.

[Dr. Robert]

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 10:40:36 -0800, "Paul M. Cook"
wrote:


I was going to mention it by name, but decided to go generic because
that's what that type of show is for me.... a channel flipper.

--

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.

[belleducke]

On Wed, 9 Mar 2011 07:36:34 -0800 (PST), Nancy2
wrote:


Use a handicap sticker... by law they are required to provide adequate
handicap spaces. If they expanded why would they have less
spaces?!?!?, to me expansion means more. And I don't think a public
library can charge for parking.