on a lighter note...

[sgt_zim]

 

[Mark Clark]

Where ?.....

I just found the picture.
Now I have a quest.
I’m hoping for good hunting and fishing in area.

 

[spike.t]

I just found the picture.
Now I have a quest.
I’m hoping for good hunting and fishing in area.

It's a work of art.........if you succeed in your quest keep us informed

 

[Badjer]

 

[Badjer]

 

[Badjer]

 

[Badjer]

 

[Badjer]

 

[PARA45]

 

[Badjer]

 

[jpr9954]

 

[Doug Hamilton]

Mmm....now I am not sure which one applies to me....self important....or misfit....

I'm not sure about the occasion we had for giving you the boot, but one of those reasons probably fits.

Just messing with you Mate!

Doug

 

[Tbitty]

It's a work of art.........if you succeed in your quest keep us informed

For those who care to make one, it's a simple bacon weave, draped over a taco shell rack ("upside down"). Cook in oven at about 350* over a baking sheet to catch drippings until done, probably 15-20 minutes.

Then make taco.

 

[spike.t]

For those who care to make one, it's a simple bacon weave, draped over a taco shell rack ("upside down"). Cook in oven at about 350* over a baking sheet to catch drippings until done, probably 15-20 minutes.

Then make taco.

OK now Where's my cook... ....mmm taco shell...have to wait till back in lusaka...seen in shoprite

 

[spike.t]

 

[JOHN GRENZ]

 

[JOHN GRENZ]

 

[Wheels]

 

[jpr9954]

 

[Vashper]

The new rabbi in the synagogue. He reads the prayer "Shema" and then half of the synagogue gets up. The other half starts shushing them and saying, "Sit down!", and the first one objects to the second: "It's you who stand up!"
The Rebbe finishes in difficulty and goes to the tzaddik the next morning.
He asks:
they say, I do not know what is the correct tradition during the reading of "Shma".
Do Jews need to get up?
— No, there is no such tradition... — the tzaddik answers.
— So the tradition says to sit?
— No, it does not, — the tzaddik answers, — there is no such tradition.
— So why did one half of the synagogue quarrel with the other?!
— But we have such a tradition!