> GP> I had a 'high speed' 300baud external modem (once sold as the sysop's
> GP> choice, years before I discovered computing); I had it when win98 was
> GP> current & I did use it to log on to the internet once!
> We thought we were smokin' with 14.4!!
I got a 16,000baud "Turbo" modem. Most dialup DOS boards it was fine; most
giving me 14.4 speed, but some read their connect strings left to right &
connected me at 1.6!(matching 1600 then connecting) (oyyy!); most of those
sysops edited it so I got true 16K connects.
> GP> I like that on occasion, but not during covid. . .
> While they've relaxed the mask mandate in Arkansas, it's basically now
> the diner's choice to have it on until their food and drink arrive. I keep
> mine on...and may do so after the second COVID-19 shot.
Here it is requested you keep your mask on until food & drink arrive, or at
least until you're seated at your booth(if a booth)
I wear my mask asa a rule, but I lower it when in bwetween destinations & no
people about. . . & enjoy the cool fresh air hitting my face, drying the
sweat from my last indoor time.
> GP> Now, if extra funds, after paying bills & filling cupboards &
freezer,
> GP> I might treat the family to something good from Uber Eats (A&W,
> GP> NYFries, & Freshii are our faves); I'm bored of pizza.
> Uber wants me to order stuff, but right now, I have plenty of food here,
> and what they're offering, didn't appeal to me.
Use the "Search" function on the app to see all they have (first categories,
then each category has a list of restaurants(some crosslap)
I like "American" or "Healthy" for a good selection; not much overlap in
those two, for some reason. . .
They now deliver groceries, too.
> GP> When I had guests, I'd ask them if I was allowed to smoke" (freaked a
> GP> lot out!)
> I'd say so. But, I can't be in a smoke filled room, or I have trouble
> breathing, or think I'm getting cancer of the eyeballs.
Then for your visits, I would've opened the window & stop smoking an hour
before you came.
> GP> My church(Mennonites) was rabidly anti-smoking(think Baptists), yet
> GP> offered to pay for The Nicotine Patch system (way out of my
> GP> affordability, at $60 a set every 2 weeks)
> The B.C. comic strip years ago, noted "If you roll the patch too tight,
> it doesn't light". :P
I've used that line, with no idea where it originated. . .
> GP> But trying to focus on my job as a man of God(unordained at this
point)
> GP> did the trick, with the Spirit guiding me when & as needed. . .
> I never picked up the vices of smoking or drinking.
Good. I don't consider them to be "vices"; they CAN be, if mis-used.
My philosophy is "moderation in all things"; as a former tobacco addict, my
moderation level is zero.
For alcohol, it's about 2-4ml/week on average.
> GP> Doctor to patient do you smoke?
> GP> Patient: yes.
> GP> Doctor: marijuana, cigarettes, cigars, Vapes?
> GP> Patient: mostly brisket, and pork.
> Works for me. Again, I've got to go eat...you're making me hungry.
Food is good!
One quickie snack I like is I put 2 eggs into a ramiken, beat them into
homgenized liquid, mix in 1tsp of habanero sauce & a few quartered mushrooms
& some 1cc cheese cubes. Then 2m10s in the microwave(Baby Chernobyl) & put
it bwtwen two pieces of toast (thin smear of Miracle Whip on eah toast
optional -- usually )omitted for time.
Quick, healthy,. tasty -- just what I love -- McDonalds offers those same 3
quyalities for all their menu items, but you can only get 2 in any one item
in any fast food chain. . .
It's, essentially, a quickie (not quiche) omelet. . .
Omelets:
My brother-in-law taught his offspring a seasoning that is an excellent
addition to omelets and egg strata...
It was good father-son-thyme.
Eulogy of an egg
He died last fry day. Thank God he wasn't beaten. Don't worry, he went over
easy. He's now on the sunny side. He's definitely in a better plate.
An egg breakup is hard, but after that..
It’s over easy
I hope you found these puns to be an eggselent use of the ObJoke tradition. .
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Your friend,
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Cyberpope, Bishop of ROM
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