TOTALLY GEEKED!

Southern_Belle wrote:

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I am a sucker for a tall man with a deep voice!

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 Well, who isn't?

 

Honeys_Mom wrote:

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Southern_Belle wrote:

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I am a sucker for a tall man with a deep voice!

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 Well, who isn't?

 

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Me. I'm not 

So, you are all in love with James Earl Jones. No surprise. I certainly am.

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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So, you are all in love with James Earl Jones. No surprise. I certainly am.

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Fort Worth Mom wrote:

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I confess, I'm shocked that the Aggies are winning! I really thought they were going to get mauled, by Auburn.

Fingers crossed, that A&M will pull off the upset.

Lots of time left, only in the third quarter.

I may still cry.

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 I'm sorry, I don't care.  I am discussing and dreaming of James Earl Jones, don' t you get how hot he is? Maybe not body wise, but he has everything else gong for him.  

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James Earl Jones has a great voice. And, he's a great actor. I loved him in "Field of Dreams".

But, Saturdays, in FWM land, is all about college football. I LOVE it!

I drive myself crazy with it, but, I love it!

James Earl Jones.....great actor, great voice. Would I give a rats patoot, on a Saturday, during college football season?

Sorry, no. 

It's all about the football, right now.

Aggies are still on top - DH is watching the game in the next room. GO AGGIES !

Momala wrote:

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Aggies are still on top - DH is watching the game in the next room. GO AGGIES !

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I'm so shocked, that A&M is still hanging in! What a game!

Whoop! 

Argh, Auburn just scored a TD.

Aggies still up, 38 to 31.

Time will tell.

Fort Worth Mom wrote:

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Argh, Auburn just scored a TD.

Aggies still up, 38 to 31.

Time will tell.

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Aggies settled for a FG. 41-31. Aggies.

Can they hold on for the upset?

Time will tell. Less than 8 minutes left, in the game. 

Aggies won! I am so happy!

WOW! What a game!

Back on track: my confession......I eat Taco Bell at least once a week. Usually twice

Divine Geek wrote:

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Back on track: my confession......I eat Taco Bell at least once a week. Usually twice

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 I haven't had Taco Bell in years.  Apparently it's still as good as it used to be...

Domestic Engineer wrote:

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Fort Worth Mom wrote:

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Now, I have to watch Ohio State vs. Michigan State.

Hmmm......who to root for.

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 Neither, switch over and watch LSU vs Alabama, root for LSU.

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What? And make ohfour an enemy? Were is my shocked face!!!

I am so glad Notre Dame LOST!!!

I am so glad Texas A&M won!! See, FWM!!! I was pulling for your team all along!

Several upsets today. Minnesota beat Iowa!! Wow! 

just Czech wrote:

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Domestic Engineer wrote:

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Fort Worth Mom wrote:

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Now, I have to watch Ohio State vs. Michigan State.

Hmmm......who to root for.

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 Neither, switch over and watch LSU vs Alabama, root for LSU.

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What? And make ohfour an enemy? Were is my shocked face!!!

I am so glad Notre Dame LOST!!!

I am so glad Texas A&M won!! See, FWM!!! I was pulling for your team all along!

Several upsets today. Minnesota beat Iowa!! Wow! 

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 You will have to give me some time to decide if I forgive you

Honeys_Mom wrote:

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chef wrote:

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I think my biggest food sin is eating raw cookie dough. Yes, I know I shouldn't. I like the raw dough better than the cookies though so I eat it anyway. I also "lick" the bowl when I make brownies, cakes, etc. I rarely eat sweets so I refuse to feel too bad about all those raw eggs I've ingested over the years.

Spam is gross. DH loves it. He can have it.

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 Me, too.  Because we're both still alive, I call it good.  Just make sure the eggs are fresh and the cookie dough or batter doesn't get warm and we'll both be fine. 

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 Pretty much!

Mellow Momma wrote:

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chef wrote:

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Honeys_Mom wrote:

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chef wrote:

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I think my biggest food sin is eating raw cookie dough. Yes, I know I shouldn't. I like the raw dough better than the cookies though so I eat it anyway. I also "lick" the bowl when I make brownies, cakes, etc. I rarely eat sweets so I refuse to feel too bad about all those raw eggs I've ingested over the years.

Spam is gross. DH loves it. He can have it.

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 Me, too.  Because we're both still alive, I call it good.  Just make sure the eggs are fresh and the cookie dough or batter doesn't get warm and we'll both be fine. 

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 Pretty much!

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 Put me on the raw cookie dough train. 

 

When I was pregnant, DH and I were out running errands. I asked him to stop at the grocery store so I could buy some cookie dough (in the tube). As we drove home, I was eating it. About an hour after we got home, he asked me if I was going to bake the cookies. I just laughed and laughed. The dough was long gone. 

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 Ok so this is the funniest thing.  Men are clueless.

That's awesome, MM!

I made brownies once at my in-law's house. My FIL makes the strictest health department look like a joke. I went to lick the bowl and he about had a heart attack saying I was going to die and don't I know about raw eggs and how they have salmonella and blah blah blah. I looked right at him and licked the spatula nice and slow. He opened his mouth then just shut it without saying anything and left the room. MIL was snorting with laughter.

Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ok I will confess. Never thought about this before today. My neighbor's son moved in to her house about 2 years ago. I assume due to a divorce. I was out walking the dog and the dog wanted to go see his newly acquired large dog today and we were chatting. We've always been the wave and high kind of people. Why have I not thought of him before as a potential date? Hardworking, good father, aging well (hey at my age that's what you think about) nice person, takes care of his mom.

I think he was impressed that I take care of this house all by myself. Mentioned my stacking the wood, etc. Hmmm. although too tired to do anything about it.

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 He was totally hitting on you.

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 I am too old to pick up on the clues in the moment.  Will work on that.  

Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ok I will confess. Never thought about this before today. My neighbor's son moved in to her house about 2 years ago. I assume due to a divorce. I was out walking the dog and the dog wanted to go see his newly acquired large dog today and we were chatting. We've always been the wave and high kind of people. Why have I not thought of him before as a potential date? Hardworking, good father, aging well (hey at my age that's what you think about) nice person, takes care of his mom.

I think he was impressed that I take care of this house all by myself. Mentioned my stacking the wood, etc. Hmmm. although too tired to do anything about it.

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 He was totally hitting on you.

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 I am too old to pick up on the clues in the moment.  Will work on that.  

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And wear shorter skirts.   

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 I think bringing his dog treats will go much further than short skirts at my age.

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ok I will confess. Never thought about this before today. My neighbor's son moved in to her house about 2 years ago. I assume due to a divorce. I was out walking the dog and the dog wanted to go see his newly acquired large dog today and we were chatting. We've always been the wave and high kind of people. Why have I not thought of him before as a potential date? Hardworking, good father, aging well (hey at my age that's what you think about) nice person, takes care of his mom.

I think he was impressed that I take care of this house all by myself. Mentioned my stacking the wood, etc. Hmmm. although too tired to do anything about it.

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 He was totally hitting on you.

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 I am too old to pick up on the clues in the moment.  Will work on that.  

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And wear shorter skirts.   

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 I think bringing his dog treats will go much further than short skirts at my age.

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 only if you are trying to pick up the dog ....

I confess that I don't watch or follow any kinds of sports at all. Even fantasy leagues. Anything sports-related does not interest me. There are so many other things I like to do. Many people I work with have their teams and there are friendly smack downs and banter between them. They wear team jerseys on casual days and trash talk each other in a joking way.  I think I may be the only dude there that is not into sports in my office. 

Fort Worth Mom wrote:

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Now, I have to watch Ohio State vs. Michigan State.

Hmmm......who to root for.

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 That should not have been a hard choice.  Michigan State.  Always. 

Renegade Time Lord wrote:

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I also like SPAM.  A lot.  Have been eating it for years.  I even cook with it.  They make it in several flavors, like teriyaki, garlic, bacon, oven roasted turkey, jalapeno, black pepper, chorizo, with cheese, hot and spicy, hickory smoke, lite, and 25% less sodium. 

I have eaten it in many ways; in SPAM chowder, with mac and cheese, in sloppy joes, SPAM burgers, SPAM musubi (SPAM over formed rice and wrapped with dried nori (seaweed), SPAM katsu (SPAM coated with panko), SPAM in fried noodles and noodle soup, etc.  Tons of ways to cook it.  Here is a link to their website:

http://www.hormelfoods.com/Brands/BrandWall/SPAM-Family-of-Products

There are recipes on the site for those who like to cook with SPAM as well. 

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I have a musubi mold to make it....and since DH is from Hawaii, Spam has been a happy part of his life for nearly 60 years...my SIL actually has a spoon rest in her kitchen that looks like a slice of Spam

Honeys_Mom wrote:

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Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Tignanello wrote:

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I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Ok I will confess. Never thought about this before today. My neighbor's son moved in to her house about 2 years ago. I assume due to a divorce. I was out walking the dog and the dog wanted to go see his newly acquired large dog today and we were chatting. We've always been the wave and high kind of people. Why have I not thought of him before as a potential date? Hardworking, good father, aging well (hey at my age that's what you think about) nice person, takes care of his mom.

I think he was impressed that I take care of this house all by myself. Mentioned my stacking the wood, etc. Hmmm. although too tired to do anything about it.

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 He was totally hitting on you.

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 I am too old to pick up on the clues in the moment.  Will work on that.  

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And wear shorter skirts.   

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 I think bringing his dog treats will go much further than short skirts at my age.

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 only if you are trying to pick up the dog ....

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You two made me spew my coffee and I had to clean my monitor again, LOL!  Tig, you young whippersnapper - I say dog treats are the way to go.  If all the guy wants is shorter skirts at this point in his life, he isn't someone IKWTDS needs in HER life.  Besides, the neighbors would talk, LOL...

But you're absolutely right - dog treats will definitely win the heart of his dog.

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  I don't think men ever reach a point where they DON'T want shorter skirts ...