Unutterably Silly Chicken

[poohbear_nc]

I just saw a turtle explode!

[crich70]

Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

*burp* I have NO idea what you're referring to .... *glug* *urp* .... zzzzzzzzzzzzz

How much beer could a beerbear burp if a beerbear could burp beer?

[Solitaire1]

Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

I just saw a turtle explode!

I didn't explode, but I'm nowhere good enough. I need to take lessons from a master:

[poohbear_nc]

Originally Posted by crich70

How much beer could a beerbear burp if a beerbear could burp beer?

Hmmmmm .... Off to write a NIH grant to get funding to study this vital medical question ....


Materials needed: Guinness
Quantity needed: lots & lots
Number of experimental subjects: one

Who wouldn't fund this study?

[crich70]

Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

Hmmmmm .... Off to write a NIH grant to get funding to study this vital medical question ....


Materials needed: Guinness
Quantity needed: lots & lots
Number of experimental subjects: one

Who wouldn't fund this study?

[crich70]

You realize that would make you a "stewed chicken" Pooh.

[Solitaire1]

Originally Posted by crich70

You realize that would make you a "stewed chicken" Pooh.

Wouldn't the appropriate term be "pickled chicken?"

Hmmm, sweet pickles.

[poohbear_nc]

Originally Posted by crich70

You realize that would make you a "stewed chicken" Pooh.

But it's in all for the advancement of science!
Any sacrifice *hic* however large *burp* leads to progress .... and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[Greg Anos]

Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

But it's in all for the advancement of science!
Any sacrifice *hic* however large *burp* leads to progress .... and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Lunch time folks...We not have a self marinated chicken...,Grab it quick..

[crich70]

Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward

Lunch time folks...We not have a self marinated chicken...,Grab it quick..

Mom often buys some fried chicken on grocery day. That's today!

[Solitaire1]

Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

But it's in all for the advancement of science!
Any sacrifice *hic* however large *burp* leads to progress .... and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Based on your recent comments, I came across a song that might be your new theme song!

[crich70]

Ah the good old days of the 45 record.

[Solitaire1]

We've returned to the day of the single, something we left for a time with the advent of the album (possible due to the long playing record). In fact, singles (meaning the purchase of single songs) was the norm even before recorded music was introduced when people used to buy sheet music for single songs.

The introduction of the compact disc (CD) led to the temporary end of the single (a factor was that a CD single likely cost almost as much to press as a full CD) since you had to buy the entire album to get a single song. Now, with downloaded music, you can buy singles once again.

[Phogg]

Originally Posted by Solitaire1

We've returned to the day of the single, something we left for a time with the advent of the album (possible due to the long playing record). In fact, singles (meaning the purchase of single songs) was the norm even before recorded music was introduced when people used to buy sheet music for single songs.

The introduction of the compact disc (CD) led to the temporary end of the single (a factor was that a CD single likely cost almost as much to press as a full CD) since you had to buy the entire album to get a single song. Now, with downloaded music, you can buy singles once again.

It wasn't that long of an intermission.

Compact discs came out back in 1982 (I was fortunate enough to be in Japan at the time and got a Sony CDP 101 when they came out) but took a couple years to supplant vinyl. The original MP3.com began selling single downloads by 1997.

In the interim they did have those little four inch Compact Disks that you usually put in a ring adapter. I think I may have bought "Doctorin' the Tardis" on one of those when I was in Saudi Arabia.

[Solitaire1]

Originally Posted by Phogg

It wasn't that long of an intermission.

Compact discs came out back in 1982 (I was fortunate enough to be in Japan at the time and got a Sony CDP 101 when they came out) but took a couple years to supplant vinyl. The original MP3.com began selling single downloads by 1997.

In the interim they did have those little four inch Compact Disks that you usually put in a ring adapter. I think I may have bought "Doctorin' the Tardis" on one of those when I was in Saudi Arabia.

Plus, they attempted cassettes singles that didn't really succeed. I remember the mini CDs and the player I had had a small well that would fit the mini CD (the reverse of the 45 adapter on turntables.

According to the article on vinyl on Wikipedia, CDs started to outsells vinyl records in the late 1980s. I waited for about 3 years before buying my first CD player, when the price of the players and CDs, and the selection of titles had reached a point where it made sense to try out the new format.

Returning to the thread topic, "Good Eats" just re-ran an episode featuring how to properly grill a chicken. It showed how to avoid the problems when grilling a chicken (such as choosing the proper shape for grilling [flat and consistent]).