I'm still in bed- looks like soggy day out!!

[Clueless]

Oh what to do today?

[Barney Rubble]

Oh what to do today?

Mow the lawn ?
Walk the dog ?
Go see an escort ?

Dunno about you but fuck the lawn & the dog.

Oh ye might as well fuck the escort too !!

[tom sand]

hi homer
its not bad
i am thinking
what to get for dinner now
i'm in the mood for indian i think
why in a country that has such hot weather
is there national dish a hot curry
would'nt it make more sense if it was ICE cream
come on like
our's of course is
bacon and cabish
is ok some times
but i am not a fan of it

[Helen21]

You right Sweetie !!
Dear Guys ...listen to Shopie

[alcatel]

hi homer
its not bad
i am thinking
what to get for dinner now
i'm in the mood for indian i think
why in a country that has such hot weather
is there national dish a hot curry
would'nt it make more sense if it was ICE cream
come on like
our's of course is
bacon and cabish
is ok some time
but i am not a fan of it

In a hot place like India food deteriorates pretty quickly, especially meat. I suspect curries partly developed there to cover the taste from slightly tainted meat or gone off food.
Refrigeration is only with us a relatively short time(kudos to Clarence Birds Eye, it seems).
Without refrigeration, imagine the difficulties of having ice cream in a 40 degree Celsius climate.
The ancient Romans had an ice cream like concoction that involved bringing ice from the mountains (well padded/insulated to try and keep it from melting), but that was only for the super-rich. We, with our electricity and fridges etc, are like super-rich in comparison to the majority of Indian people, Ice cream is not something they aspire to, getting enough to eat daily is the challenge for many of them.
Curry as a national dish of India is eminently sensible and thoroughly logical.

[alcatel]

Life is short, live it to the max.

Live fast, die young, leave a beautiful corpse.

The mantra only a very young person could espouse.

As time goes on, most of us cling grimly to the last flickering vestiges of life, left to us.

[tom sand]

Life is short, live it to the max.

you sig sophie
oh, i think i found myself a.....
don't leave us hanging
you found your self a...............

In a hot place like India food deteriorates pretty quickly, especially meat. I suspect curries partly developed there to cover the taste from slightly tainted meat or gone off food.
Refrigeration is only with us a relatively short time(kudos to Clarence Birds Eye, it seems).
Without refrigeration, imagine the difficulties of having ice cream in a 40 degree Celsius climate.
The ancient Romans had an ice cream like concoction that involved bringing ice from the mountains (well padded/insulated to try and keep it from melting), but that was only for the super-rich. We, with our electricity and fridges etc, are like super-rich in comparison to the majority of Indian people, Ice cream is not something they aspire to, getting enough to eat daily is the challenge for many of them.
Curry as a national dish of India is eminently sensible and thoroughly logical.

thanks alcatel for the reply
you are a thinker

[Clueless]

Mow the lawn ?
Walk the dog ?
Go see an escort ?

Dunno about you but fuck the lawn & the dog.

Oh ye might as well fuck the escort too !!

Thanks for the advice -thankfully ive never fucked the dog or the lawn! !!

[willie wacker]

Thanks for the advice -thankfully ive never fucked the dog or the lawn! !!

There is always a first time for everything

[Clueless]

Live fast, die young, leave a beautiful corpse.

The mantra only a very young person could espouse.

As time goes on, most of us cling grimly to the last flickering vestiges of life, left to us.

i am still a fan if live relatively fast, die relatively young and spend everything. ..