There is a thread called. "Keith as Out-patient"

It has been closed and we are asked us to use the one called "Keith in Hospital".

Well, is he back in hospital then?

Or must we discuss Keith in a single, out-of-date, inaptly titled and extremely long thread until he hits the stage again?

I know that this is not a life or death situation and that stranger things happen at sea but...

what's the "policy" directive here? What's offensive or illogical about a shorter thread with a more appropriate title?

Its just for organization man. If it has to do with Keith's medical condition then the "Keith In Hospital" thread is the one to use. Its nothing personal man. We just dont need a million Keith threads like we did a few weeks ago.

-Drake

Peanut butter is called pindakaas in Dutch, which litteraly means "peanut cheese", which is strange, because it contains no cheese whatsoever.

Strange, but true.

And you cannot cut nice thin slices.

Reptile,

In one of the Scottish languages Peanut Butter translates as Pea Butter. Not that strange perhaps but nevertheless it is absolutely, undeniably and categorically true.

Now, if I were someone new looking at IORR Tell Me and I wanted news on Keith's current condition, would I choose a thread called, (for example), "Keith's Current Condition", or would i choose one called....er...."Keith In Hospital"?

Wibble, wibble, wibble.

Reptile Wrote:
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> Peanut butter is called pindakaas in Dutch, which
> litteraly means "peanut cheese", which is strange,
> because it contains no cheese whatsoever.
>
> Strange, but true.


@#$%&, I miss pindakaas real bad here in Yangshou!!!!!!! And also volle milk and strawberry toetjes and zaanse mayo and FEBO KROKETJES (two for one euro)!!!!!

extra crunchy for me: guitar tones AND pb sandwiches.



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Strange, but true...

great, blues-based rock and roll artists are working at the local bar while no-talent rappers make millions.

Mr Wibble...nice to see you are back. New name too...

FEBO KROKETJES??????

Are you some kind of prevert :-)


Oily.

stranger but true....

this bunch won the Eurovision song contest

FEBO kroketjes.. yeah.. and a nice frikandel. And don't forget the hagelslag.

It's been a long time, at least a year, since anyone here mentioned Satékroketten from Charlie Chiu's, Utrecht, Hoog Catharijne/Stationspassage.

Satékroketten! €1 each.

Walk out to the Vredenburg marketsquare and you'll be offered 2 kroketten in 1 automatiekvakje, for a moderate price, at the Flemish chip shop.

Limbostone Wrote:
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> It's been a long time, at least a year, since
> anyone here mentioned Satékroketten from Charlie
> Chiu's, Utrecht, Hoog Catharijne/Stationspassage.
>
> Satékroketten! €1 each.

They're still there - checked last week!

Euro 1,10 in the meantime. I can survive the 10 cnt rise but you need to have that dime in your pocket...

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"Music is the frozen tapioca in the ice chest of history."

"Shit!... No shit, awright!"

Satékroketten are disgusting.. good old FEBO kroketjes will do for me.

The nasi schijven are still unsurpassed when it comes to vette bekken at FEBO. It's the hint of leek that does the trick.

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"Music is the frozen tapioca in the ice chest of history."

"Shit!... No shit, awright!"

Nasi schijven? No thanks. The FEBO definetly isn't the best. Any local snackbar would do for a nice patatje and a kroket.

For those of you who don't know what a kroket is..



A Dutch delicacy.

Reptile...I don't know what the heck this kroket is but it doesn't look very tasty to me.

I can think of a few things this delicacy looks like and the only one I can mention without offending anybody is a fish stick.

Is this a kroket before or after?

No really, they taste real good. Some bread, ketchup.. ahhh yeah!!



This is where you get 'em from.

a delicacy from a machine? over here we call that junk food, Reptile.

This isn't junk food.

This is the junk of junk food.

Even worse are these things:



Nobody knows what exactly they're made of; some say horsepenis and pigs eyeballs. It's basically made of.. we call it slachtafval.. like.. meat waste or something? All kinds of crap that's left after every other peice of meat has been cut off. Whatever's left, basically.

But both are de-li-cious.

yeah, we've got those too Reptile...and boy are they good...but I could have done without the image of the horse dong....they're still good, though.

hey, Reptile, how about a photo of Oolong with something nasty on his head?



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That's about as gross as it gets.

Don't tell me the adopted pet of the IORR website now dons a roll of toilet paper on his esteemed head. Well, I asked for it.

thanks, Reptile.

Reptile Wrote:
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> This isn't junk food.
>
> This is the junk of junk food.
>
> Even worse are these things:
>
> [upload.wikimedia.org]
> 9/Frikandel.JPG/250px-Frikandel.JPG
>
> Nobody knows what exactly they're made of; some
> say horsepenis and pigs eyeballs. It's basically
> made of.. we call it slachtafval.. like.. meat
> waste or something? All kinds of crap that's left
> after every other peice of meat has been cut off.
> Whatever's left, basically.
>
> But both are de-li-cious.


did it come out of a dog?

This looks like my Wheaties I ate for breakfast.... on the way out!!!

all right Reptile, my culinary photogenic friend, what the heck is this shi*t?

Like I said, a frikadel speciaal.

Try pronouncing that.

Freaka-dell-specioahl!