I'm with you, Sally. Those are my favorite, too. And I may be totally weird but I actually prefer dipping my fries in honey mustard instead of ketchup.
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Posts: 9702 (07/25/08 4:38 PM) Rev. Nora |
Crinkle fries are my favorite, too! That was my one craving during my first pregnancy. I remember going into work with my crinkle fries from Del Taco and
everyone laughing at me!
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Posts: 3685 (07/25/08 4:47 PM) FVB |
Did you also know that a McDonalds French Fry found under the seat of a 1972 Ford Pinto would still be as good today as the day it was originally dropped under
the seat? Those things last forever!"
BD, apparently you saw that Super Size Me movie too?? Wasn't that an eye opener about their fries?
Rachael
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Posts: 3318 (07/25/08 5:39 PM) In-a-GaGa-David-a |
My favorite fries are home-made. I love the ones that are slices of potato with the skin left on and cooked in the oven,seasoned to your taste.
  
  
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Posts: 9711 (07/26/08 1:46 AM) Rev. Nora |
Three year old boys are loud and messy. And mine is very proud of his burps (among other things...)
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Posts: 764 (07/26/08 5:21 PM) GOMOTB |
13, 23, 33, 43 and 53 year old boys can be too!
Ask any Scout leader or someone who has been in the Military!! 
"It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out
how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the
arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without
error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the
triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and
timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat." Theodore Roosevelt..."Citizenship in a Republic,"
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Posts: 313 (07/26/08 8:11 PM) Star Collector |
I just saw Dark Knight today.
 
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Posts: 9715 (07/26/08 8:46 PM) Rev. Nora |
What did you think of it, Natalie?
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Posts: 314 (07/26/08 9:58 PM) Star Collector |
I thought it was amazing, NoraLou. Besides, Heath Ledger deserves a posthumous Oscar nomination. I even have become attracted toward both Aaron Eckhart and
Christian Bale.
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Posts: 9720 (07/27/08 2:55 PM) Rev. Nora |
I just have to give a shout out to the Sunday school kids at my church: they raised over $600.00 to give to Heifer Project International!
 Heifer is an orgainization that gives animals to people all over the world to
provide food and income. A family in the church pledged to match that, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is matching what we raise, so it will be
enough to purchase 5 heifers. Way to go, kids!
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Posts: 319 (07/27/08 3:04 PM) Star Collector |
That is amazing NoraLou.
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Posts: 4644 (07/27/08 3:24 PM) Mr. Smarty Pants
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That's quite a bit of mooooooo-lah.
Shane
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Posts: 320 (07/27/08 3:26 PM) Star Collector |
It sure is.
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Posts: 3123 (07/27/08 3:33 PM) Mistress of the Marathon |
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Posts: 9722 (07/27/08 8:06 PM) Rev. Nora |
 @ Shane's comment! The kids who raised the money were
all between 5-11 so I think that's pretty good. I know my daughter did extra chores to earn $$.
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Posts: 6155 (07/27/08 8:09 PM) Animation Guru
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Just popping in to say hello as I haven't been around as much lately. Actually, I haven't been much of anywhere online. I again needed to take time out
from being on the computer as it was taking up ALOT of my time. It was actually stressing me out because I had too many irons in the fire so to speak.
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Posts: 3126 (07/27/08 8:30 PM) Mistress of the Marathon |
Welcome back, Cindy!
 I hope you're feeling more relaxed these days. Do you get any vacation time this summer?
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Posts: 324 (07/27/08 9:44 PM) Star Collector |
I will be going to Ocala in central Florida soon.
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Posts: 3324 (07/28/08 2:03 AM) In-a-GaGa-David-a |
Glad to see you back,Cindy.
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Posts: 483 (07/28/08 11:24 AM) Ken Konnect |
I'm back from Comic-con. I had a great time.
I forgot to ask Ken if I could post the pictures with him on the message board, but I did remember to tell him about the "how many degrees of separation" thread. He got a kick out of it. I told him that so many of my posts had linked to him because he was in "Halloween', somebody else had posted that they should rename the thread how many degrees to Ken Foree and the Monkees. When I said that, he started joking around paraphrasing the Monkees theme song. I know he jokingly sang to the tune of the theme song, "hey hey, it's ..." and used both his name and the Monkees, but I forgot if if he said "The Monkees" first or his name first. I also told him that another person said that he had a new fan base from the thread and he jokingly said something about hoping it wasn't going to make Micky Dolenz mad. |
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