Sherpat

[U]St. Patrick's Day Throwback Special[/U] Maureen O'Hara: My (Irish) wife is in there right now watching "The Quiet Man". With a 6 of Smithwick's. Of course.

Guess model Danielle Knudson.

Has anyone here ever tried Belgian lambic? It's an old and highly respected style of beer which is often (but not always) re-fermented with fruit. Even purists - like a lot of you guys seem to be ;-) - will at least give a nod of respect to this classic brew, fruit and all :beer:

I was surprised when I took up golf at how many skills I learned as a fencer crossed over and allowed me to get some of the basics of the swing down quickly. Think about it: fencers have to hit a tiny target at the end of a long stick while keeping their head still as their body is in motion. It's not an exact parallel of course (you don't rotate your body and swing at your opponent in fencing) but there were enough similarities that I felt comfortable swiping at a ball from the very first time I held a club in my hands. I know there's no Professional Fencing League, but if there were, I bet those guys (and gals) would be pretty good golfers if they made the switch. And they'd be great protection if your foursome was ever attacked by brigands :-D

I [U]knew[/U] someone would finally understand it.

That wasn't a stupid joke. It was as stupid riddle. I stand by my stupid joke. :-P

I tried to warn you in the title, dude.

Thangyu, thangyu. Goodnight, and don't forget to tip your waitress. Try the veal. :-D

But everyone I've told it to, laughs: A high school boy is getting ready to take his girlfriend to the prom. First he goes to rent a tux, but there's a long tux line at the shop and it takes forever. Next he has to get some flowers, so he heads over to the florist and there's a huge flower line there. He waits forever again but eventually gets the flowers. Then he heads out to rent a limo. Unfortunately, there's a large limo line at the rental office, but he's patient and gets the job done. Finally the day of the prom comes. The two are dancing happily and his girlfriend is having a great time. When the song is over she asks him to get her some punch, so he heads over the the punch table and there is no punch line.

My two favorite quotes are from the "The Powerpuff Girls Movie", which I'm not ashamed to admit (here) is second only to "The Strike Witches Movie" on my list of Greatest Movies In All Human History. Mojo Jojo, holding his Chemical-X enhanced enormously large protruding brain while despairing his fate: "Nothing in this grey matters." and Mojo again, exhorting his simian minions to rise up: "For too long have the humans had us under their thumb. It is now time to oppose the thumb!" And don't call me Shirley.

You're only fooling yourself, you know. " No use wishing now for any other sin ...." (Elvis Costello)

Speaking of aesthetically gifted athletes, has anyone posted pics yet of Sabina Altynbekova? You may have seen the story about her being kicked off the Kazakh national team because her beauty was "a distraction". Judge for yourself:

You don't have to be a girl to find this funny. Although it probably helps. [VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEcZmT0fiNM[/VIDEO]

If you're of a certain age and watched "Strawberry Shortcake" as a child and now wonder what the series would have been like had it been produced and directed by Quentin Tarantino, wonder no more. The (latest) adventure of Bitch Pudding, in 3 parts: Part 1: [VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoEnvMvkkJE[/VIDEO] Part 2: [VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjRxVxquOrY[/VIDEO] Part 3: [VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htHRXlXsvUc[/VIDEO]

I've been on a Japan indie kick lately. School Food Punishment, "You May Crawl" [VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC1F9KqpF78[/VIDEO]

I made an apple pie yesterday (first photo) mostly because I'm working on perfecting my crust technique, and apples were on sale. I had two apples and some paste left over, so I made "baked apple apple-pie" thingies. I cored out the apples through the top and hollowed them out a bit, chopped the scooped out apple meat with pie seasoning, and stuffed it back in. Then I rolled out the dough. Half I cut into strips and made a lattice top for one apple, the other half I shaped into a full pie crust and put it on the other. Then I baked it off as you would baked apples. I liked the original full pie better myself, but I think the individual apples would make a neat Thanksgiving dessert for friends. They came out pretty good. I played around and sprinkled the tops with colored sugar, as you can see. But I don't think it looked good. Next time I'm just brushing it with an egg wash and white sugar. (BTW the miniature corgi figurine is mandatory.)

Lol. Reading through this thread kinda answers the question, "Is parity good for golf?" Welcome back, rating$. :dance:

I completely agree. Mesmerizing. Elke Sommer was another one from that era I still like watching. Her pixie-ish looks in "A Shot in the Dark", among others, really added to the enjoyment of an already hilarious movie.

Cybill Shepherd in the 70's:

I don't think I'd think Judy Greer was hot if she wasn't Judy Greer. But she's Judy Greer! Say goodbye to these: (And seriously: is "Archer" not the best show, if not best thing , that humanity has managed to come up with in the last 3 generations? Other than frogurt, I mean.)

Happy 24th birthday to figure skater, model, and actress Analeigh Tipton: