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Cripes, the food forum reminds me these days of walking into the Virginia McDonalds at sunrise and getting the stinkeye from the group of old farts taking two hours to drink their coffee. Like how dar

roony
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Everybody thinks squirrels are strictly vegetarians but this simply is not true. They eat eggs, birds, insects and have even been known to make their own sausage. 

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I for one am glad that I took a phonetic class in high school now. I never thought it would be useful but it has help me read Boar's posts. I pretty much get it all by the third read!

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1 hour ago, LindellProStaf said:

i smoked some walleyes last year and they were awesome.  Brought them to a family get together and everyone loved them.  My great Uncle who used to be a guide smoked them all of the time.  Thought I would try it.

I had some of my brothers smoked walleyes. Yea they were better then I thought they'd be!

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Stephen Hawking during a discussion on Black Holes: “What makes human beings unique? Some say it’s language or tools. Others say it’s logical reasoning. They obviously haven’t met many humans.”

Stephen Hawking Just Dropped a Sick Zinger  

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9 minutes ago, smurfy said:

GAWD................... am am completely unloved and totally ignored by my chiropractor!!!!!!!!:cry::crazy::grin:

He just doesn't want to have to touch your back, all hairy and stuff.  And when you take your shirt off.... eeewww  Try bathing....

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

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1 hour ago, delcecchi said:

He just doesn't want to have to touch your back, all hairy and stuff.  And when you take your shirt off.... eeewww  Try bathing....

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

WHAT??????? it aint the 15th of the month yet!!!!!!!!!!:P pretty much not feeling the love over there. might need to bring the big guns!!!!!!!!:D

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33 minutes ago, smurfy said:

WHAT??????? it aint the 15th of the month yet!!!!!!!!!!:P pretty much not feeling the love over there. might need to bring the big guns!!!!!!!!:D

I hear from Boar that you don't have a big gun.

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1 hour ago, McGurk said:

 

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Following this strategy is the only thing that makes HSO tolerable. In the old version of the page I remember you could block content from specific users so you didn't have to see it.  I've emailed Rick about such a tool for the new version but never heard back from him.  Seems like it could be a very useful tool at times.

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27 minutes ago, nofishfisherman said:

Following this strategy is the only thing that makes HSO tolerable. In the old version of the page I remember you could block content from specific users so you didn't have to see it.  I've emailed Rick about such a tool for the new version but never heard back from him.  Seems like it could be a very useful tool at times.

Go to nofishfisherman in upper right hand corner and click it to open your "Content" scroll down to "Ignored Users" click and open. Type in the name of the user that you would like to ignore. Oh, I don't know for example you may type in LMITOUT then you would not see that persons posts I think. ;)

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19 minutes ago, leech~~ said:

Go to nofishfisherman in upper right hand corner and click it to open your "Content" scroll down to "Ignored Users" click and open. Type in the name of the user that you would like to ignore. Oh, I don't know for example you may type in LMITOUT then you would not see that persons posts I think. ;)

That's a random example to pull out of thin air. I might have to see how it works.

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21 minutes ago, delcecchi said:

"you are not allowed to ignore that user" is how it works. 

 

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I guess I learned about the trick to blocking people a little too late.  Oh well, I think we just experienced addition through subtraction. Hopefully the people who supposedly left instead of dealing with LMT will come back and the party can get cranked back up again.

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Guess my diet is going to change, think I'll just ignore a cooking forum for a while and lose some weight. Of course I did laugh off a few calories on certain days.

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To all, Please keep it fun and keep the topics to cooking.  Report them if they go off topic and Rebel will have wide latitude to keep this forum fun and interesting. He can hide and admin will will move them to the appropriate forum or leave them hidden if they have no place or are out of line. I don't believe we want to be too tough on off topic posts within a thread as long as it's  in the spirit of keeping g things fun and friendly.

Nothing heavy handed. Just keep it fun. Please do not ignore or keep your nose out of issues that have the potential to make the cooking forum not fun. Use the Report function and let the moderator or Admins adress the issue. We may not always do what you want but we will do what we can to keep things fun and interesting.

Also, if someone is trolling you in this forum, report their post and we will look into it.

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