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13 Nov 03 - 04:44 PM (#1053311) Subject: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Jack the Sailor I have no excuse. I am deliberately wasting your time. |
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13 Nov 03 - 04:56 PM (#1053319) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Bee-dubya-ell |
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13 Nov 03 - 05:05 PM (#1053324) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Ebbie |
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13 Nov 03 - 05:16 PM (#1053331) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Herga Kitty But suppose it was a needleless thread? How, without an eye, could it find a camel that couldn't pass? |
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13 Nov 03 - 05:26 PM (#1053336) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: C-flat Sew what. |
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13 Nov 03 - 05:38 PM (#1053343) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Tweed Thanks Jack. |
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13 Nov 03 - 05:39 PM (#1053345) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Bee-dubya-ell I repeat... |
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13 Nov 03 - 05:40 PM (#1053346) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Bee-dubya-ell |
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13 Nov 03 - 05:47 PM (#1053351) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Joybell Is it like kneadless bread? |
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13 Nov 03 - 08:23 PM (#1053434) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Peace Huh? |
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13 Nov 03 - 08:29 PM (#1053437) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: DonMeixner Bruce, This happens now and then here. Otherwise gifted and bright folk like the Sailor here suddenly succumb to a moment of silliness. Hence we get weedless beds. Don |
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13 Nov 03 - 08:31 PM (#1053438) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Thomas the Rhymer My point exactly, JtS! ...and after much deliberation, I feel nebulous notions solidifing into partial platitudes of love... All the best! ttr |
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13 Nov 03 - 09:00 PM (#1053454) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Cluin Right, Jack... I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to kill you. *pulling out a gun* |
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13 Nov 03 - 09:42 PM (#1053482) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Bill D "clop, clop clop... *whack*" you have been punished by an Amish drive-by slapping |
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14 Nov 03 - 03:03 AM (#1053589) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: GUEST,Boab A needleless thread---what's the point?? |
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14 Nov 03 - 02:50 PM (#1053645) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Dead Horse Just what we always needed at Mudcat. There. Thats killed that little bugger! |
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14 Nov 03 - 03:34 PM (#1053677) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: AliUK Kneeless Threads! I didn´t even know that threads had legs?! |
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14 Nov 03 - 04:24 PM (#1053723) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Cluin ...kNeed gently but foimly... |
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14 Nov 03 - 06:40 PM (#1053818) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Jack the Sailor Thank you for your participation. You may now return to your regularly scheduled profundity. |
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15 Nov 03 - 09:54 AM (#1054109) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Dave the Gnome Once I had the stitches removed from the wound in the middle of my leg I had a totaly threadless knee... :D |
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15 Nov 03 - 10:01 AM (#1054113) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: smallpiper The Bank of England! |
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15 Nov 03 - 02:24 PM (#1054232) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: SINSULL Anyone remember the Smothers Brothers? "Knead your bread, ladies. Your bread needs you." |
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16 Nov 03 - 12:32 PM (#1054742) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Mr Red So why totally no remarks about totally? |
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16 Nov 03 - 09:53 PM (#1055131) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Peace To tally or not to tally, that is the question. Whether 'tis nobby in the mind to surf the rings and sorrows of . . . . |
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16 Nov 03 - 10:40 PM (#1055143) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: Cluin I was once kneed firmly, but not so gently. That's the last time I dance to that song. |
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16 Nov 03 - 11:05 PM (#1055146) Subject: RE: BS: A Totally Needless Thread From: GUEST,pdc Well, as this thread doesn't have a topic...does anyone remember my posting a thread asking how to make good European-style coffee? Everyone had good suggestions -- none of them worked. Last week I had coffee in a new restaurant here and nearly fell out of my chair -- it was my European coffee! The waiter explained it was an "Americano," which is a shot of espresso in about 6 ounces of extremely hot water. So, good old e-Bay -- I bought a little espresso machine, and today I'm back in Europe, drinking EXCELLENT coffee. The history of the Americano, in 25 words or less: in the 50s, American tourists couldn't drink espresso, and Europeans didn't know how to make American coffee, so they watered down the espresso. It's wonderful!! Hurray for serendipity! |