Warning: ''Political''

DAMN! You my dear know how to well and truly twist a knife with a
serrated blade...that sounds good.

 

Nope Obama is a condescending, self righteous ass. Just like Gore...
as for Mccain. Something just ain't right with the boy. I don't mind
he's flakier than a homemade apple pie. The best I can describe it is
that there is something reptilian about the way he looks at the crowd.

 

Sunny said this:
''SNIP
Y'all have a nice day, ya hear?  I need to get ready to go to our
group's quarterly meeting.  We're serving brisket and all the fixins
and I baked a chocolate cake, stuffed with cream filling and topped with
fudge icing.


----DAMN! (Sunny)...You my dear, know how to well and truly twist a
knife with a serrated blade...that sounds good.
Keith)



====yeah man, Sunny called it like it really is. In all reality Wimmens
are just now, reaching the first class citizenship rate.
Well put Sunny, we just found out you are a smart cookie, after all.
Hail, you speak another language,and German at that...& hail most on
here, I bet, cant even speak Mexcan, and there's might nearly as many
of them around here, as are we ''wonderful whites''.
I bet even Jerry cant speak 'no 'Mexcan.
That's the most paragraphs, I remember Sunny Gal ever posting on here.
Way to go,Lady Rider. MrJayT=

 

Ain't been here long have you... As for languages, sadly I have to man
up and admit I know absolutly NO language accept for american (though
I can fumble my way through english) OTOH I can order GOOD beir in
several languages. ;^)

 

Good because I think I finished off a whole brisket without help. Not
to sure though...I et that fastern' a starvin' coyote cleaning up
roadkill.
<URRRRRRRRRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP>

p.s. Think I'll do up some lamb breast and pork ribs for dinner. O=8^)

 

Once a month I find a missing word. Guess that's it for this month...

 

Oh, I wasn't supposed to tell anyone. Gotcha!

It was. And so was the brisket, beans and tater salad. Darn good!
Too bad you weren't there to help eat it. The VFW puts on a mighty
fine feed.

Sunny

 

Yeah, maybe one day women will get paid the same as men too.

I don't speak Spanish but I understand a lot of it.

Yeah, it was a little long winded.

Sunny

 

I forgot to mention that it was "butter cream" filling.
Must have been good. I brought back an empty plate. Not even a crumb
left.

Sunny

 

Well, I know I won't need to eat supper. I barely had room for a
toothpick.

Sunny

 

Nope Obama is a condescending, self righteous ass. Just like Gore...
as for Mccain. Something just ain't right with the boy. I don't mind
he's flakier than a homemade apple pie. The best I can describe it is
that there is something reptilian about the way he looks at the crowd.
--
Keith
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Raising taxes only affects those who pay taxes

Keith, why is your N.E. Tx cousin for NObama. And what does he mean (ret.).
I thought that was a secret.

....louie

 

That's okay...I've got the fire going. ;^) Dinner shortly.

 

HellifIknow. I may not be bright but when I see two skunks...in know
things are going to get smelly, right quick.

 

Update...

Oh dayum that was good! Lamb breast (ribs for the heathens) mashed
taters (lotsa butter) a greek style salad. Had to settle for Boston
Lager as the distributor doesn't carry Shiner, Celis or Pearl...I'm
going to waddle around for awhile. The pork ribs weren't to shabby
either. URRRRRRRRRRRRRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP damn, never knew hickory
would work that good with lamb. Who knew?

 

On Sun, 07 Sep 2008 08:38:59 -0700, Rogue Rider embellished upon:


snip

I was stationed in Hanau for a few years in the late 70s-early 80s. When
I got married (an American serviceWOMAN) I moved into an apartment that
was part of an elderly German couple's house.

It was fun because I spoke and understood enough to have conversations
with Willie Verhasselt about his time in the Wermacht during WWII. Frau
Verhasselt would bring me down some really tasty (and filled with
alcohol) chocolates and cookies. I would go shopping at the commissary
to get her some steaks or roasts in return. A great relationship.

There was also a time when I was at the bus station at the town center,
dressed in civies. There were a couple GIs really acting bad - I was
embarrassed by their actions. They came up to me asking if I knew how to
get to G-town (Gelnhausen). I was so embarrassed I answered in German,
"Entshuligen aber Ich spreche kein englisch, es tut mir lied".

They walked away saying "oh yeah, just what we need - another f'in rad".

I got on the bus and laughed all the way home.

Emigrated to Texas from New Jersey in '91 and have spent the last 17.5
years thinking I out to learn Spanish - either that or head down to the
hill countryand work some more on mein deutsche.

Bill "the wasn't born here but got here as soon as I could" Cattell

 

My SIL grills lamb. He and our daughter love it. I don't care for
lamb but the salad sounds great. I'll be able to eat salad again,
after I have my surgery next month. I've gone months now, without
being able to eat any green leafy veggies, or anything with fat in
it. After surgery, the first place Joe has to take me to, is the
Olive Garden in Abilene. I'm going to pig out on their salad and
bread sticks, with that olive oil dipping sauce. Yum! Can't wait!

Sunny

 

Hey, we might have been there at about the same time as you
(1980-1983).
Joe was stationed at Fliegerhorst Kaserne and when we finally got
housing, it was just outside Pioneer Kaserne. The largest city close
by, was Hanau. We lived in Langenselbold, in a German apartment for
almost a year. Our neighbors directly upstairs were "Communists" and
they were constantly spying on us.

Good relationship there. My Germany Landlady wanted me to bootleg
cigarettes and whiskey for her son. Nicht als ob, nicht!
Hmm, we knew a Willie & his wife Bridgette. They had a garden plot
right outside of Pioneer Kaserne. He could throw some hellacious
parties. That's why he had a small building there, with beds in it.
LOL

Your German is just about like mine was. LOL Did any German hear you
and were they laughing too? You should have just said "Ich spreche
Amerikaner nicht." And then you "lied" about it.

There used to be German classes on satellite TV and I tried to get my
daughter to learn more. Instead, she learned some Spanish. I guess
that is good, because she now lives in San Antonio.

You're a Texan at heart and that's what counts.

Sunny

 

Louie wonders, so he asked Ketih 'Smee'' this:.....Keith, why is
your N.E. Tx cousin for NObama. And what does he mean (ret.). I thought
that was a secret.
...louie- Hide quoted text -

Keith 'S'mee'' says: Louie:
HellifIknow. I may not be bright but when I see two skunks...in know
things are going to get smelly, right quick.
Keith S'mee)

======so.....you're not that retired Sargent after all. The one who
lives somewhere in the NW? Used to raise ''sheep'' or goats, or some
sort of small stock? And at one time stationed here in Texas?
None of this.....sorry about, buddy.
=MrJayT=

 

(Bill Cattell) topic: Speaking german.
Dear Sunny:
----I was stationed in Hanau for a few years in the late 70s-early 80s.
When I got married (an American serviceWOMAN) I moved into an apartment
that was part of an elderly German couple's house.
It was fun because I spoke and understood enough to have conversations
with Willie Verhasselt about his time in the Wermacht during WWII. Frau
Verhasselt would bring me down some really tasty (and filled with
alcohol) chocolates and cookies. I would go shopping at the commissary
to get her some steaks or roasts in return. A great relationship.
There was also a time when I was at the bus station at the town center,
dressed in civies. There were a couple GIs really acting bad - I was
embarrassed by their actions. They came up to me asking if I knew how to
get to G-town (Gelnhausen). I was so embarrassed I answered in German,
"Entshuligen aber Ich spreche kein englisch, es tut mir lied".
They walked away saying "oh yeah, just what we need - another f'in rad".
I got on the bus and laughed all the way home.
Emigrated to Texas from New Jersey in '91 and have spent the last 17.5
years thinking I out to learn Spanish - either that or head down to the
hill countryand work some more on mein deutsche.
---Bill "the wasn't born here but got here as soon as I could"
Cattell---


=======So you are an immigrant...and from all places....fromNew jersey.
Do folks way up there actually Ride Motorcycles. <g>
BillCee, I enjoyed your Bio. Who's next?
MrJayT=

 

Oh, I thought you meant something else with (ret.) and was trying to flock


....louie