Je viens de voir cette recette et je me suis dit que c'était pas pire du tout.

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The concept was inspired by a famous quote by the author:

"I came in with Halley's Comet in 1835. It is coming again next year (1910), and I expect to go out with it. It will be the greatest disappointment of my life if I don't go out with Halley's Comet. The Almighty has said, no doubt: 'Now here are these two unaccountable freaks; they came in together, they must go out together.'"

Seriously, weird stuff.

Si tu connais un boucher, tu pourrais te faire préparer un rôti de porc et demander de le ficeler pour que ça ait l'air d'un bras ou d'une jambe. Ensuite, il pourrait le couvrir de couenne, je pense que ça aurait l'air vrai pas mal. Juste à bien le cuire et le tour serait joué. Ça risque d'être pas mal bon en plus et le porc est surement ce qui a de plus semblable à la chaire humaine. :)

Sinon, tu peux toujours regarder pour une recette de cervelle de veau. Personnellement, je suis pas capable, mais pour l'occasion ça peut valoir le coup d'essayer. C'est plutôt comme entrée que comme plat principal, par contre. Celle là a l'air pas pire du tout, les images sont bonnes! [ www.supertoinette.com ]

À part ça, tu peux toujours essayer de faire des doigts avec de la chaire à saucisse et faire une couronne. Un peu comme les crevettes dans Bettlejuice. Je pense que ça pourrait faire une entrée pas mal cool, avec du style! Tu donnes une forme à la chaire à saucisse pour que ça a l'air de doigts un peu pliés, tu pourrais surement te gosser des ongles avec de la croute de baguette ou quelque chose comme ça et juste les installer au bout des doigts. Je badigeonnerais surement un peu de sauce soya sur les ongles pour que ça à l'air norci. Ensuite tu cuit le tout dans la poêle. T'installes les doigts en forme de couronne dans un beau plat de présentation avec des sauces dans le milieu et voilà! Des vieux doigts bien secs et croustillants en guise de saucisses cocktail! ;)

D'autres idées...un poulet en bébé? C'est peut-être un peu trop hardcore comme idée ça... >_>;

Inquiétez-vous pas de mes intentions avec des idées pareilles, en passant. Je suis juste fille de boucher, donc les idées c'est pas ça qui manque! C'est mon deuxième métier... ;)

Wasn't it named YUL at some point?

I'll try to watch some of these! =)

I haven't seen many Korean drama movies, more series and I always have a hard time getting caught in the stories. Maybe I just need to watch more of them. =P

In short, drama is to Korea like anime is to Japan. They have tons of these and I have rarely seen any with interesting plot lines, except for maybe one or two. In other words, I wasn't surprised at all. =P

Seen...Tekkon Kinkreet, Arch Angels, The Restless, Ten Nights of Dreams, Jade Warrior and Roommates.

I chose a bunch of different movies and liked them all, especially Ten Nights of Dreams for the dynamic and Tekkon Kinkreet since it was a very nice anime. Arch Angels was pretty funny and The Restless had amazing visuals. Jade Warrior was interesting since I never really saw any Finnish movies and Roommates was...ok i guess. Not really scary but still decent.

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great entertainment indeed =)

i loved it

Fine with me...no more tornadoes! >=D That's what we get here when it's too hot.

Then again I'm persuaded that God is just tired of his Bible belt, maybe he wants some Bible pants or something instead or maybe he would enjoy a theme song!

"Bibleman, Bibleman,
Does whatever a salesman can,
Writes a book, any size,
Catches morons just like flies,
Look out!
Here comes the Bibleman!"

>_>; Thought that adding nonsense to a 5 year old topic would be fun...and by the way, Bibleman is a show they got here on TV on Saturday mornings, on the whatever-religious channel. Tape it, open beers, drink every time they say the word God...and you are drunk in less than 5 minutes! =P

YANETUT

I do 1h30 of yoga everyday and walk a lot. I think that yoga is the best, since you can get you heart rate up and maintain it for a long time, doing all the movements very slowly.

I'm not sure how you do it, but the best way to dry it and get rid of the smell is to cover it with sea salt. Then forget it in a dry place for some time. =P

>_>;

Je suis renseignée...

Je ne pense pas que personne travaille vraiment à l'éradication des drogues...C'est une grosse gamique tout ça. On en parle, on en parle, on en parle, ça occupe les gens en leur faisant peur, ça fait travailler les policiers et une tonne de bureaucrates, on vend des médicaments à la pelle pour ''contrer'' l'après-coup de l'utilisation des drogues...Bref, ça rapporte pas mal d'argent à l'état. C'est comme la cigarette, il n'y a pas un gouvernement sur cette planète qui souhaite vraiment s'en débarasser, c'est beaucoup trop d'argent pour eux à tous les niveaux. Ils préviennent les gens, comme ça ils ont la conscience tranquille, mais s'enrichissent tout de même. Ça doit être un peu la même chose pour les party, tant qu'on ne rend pas ça légal il y a toujours place à la manipulation. Si la scène était née ici, les choses seraient peut-être différentes, mais le bateau étant arrivé pas mal plus tard...Je suis sure que ceux qui y ont vu une opportunité de se faire de l'argent n'ont pas manqué de faire en sorte que la situation reste plus profitable pour eux.

Oh non, Dorothée! lol

Ça rappèle des souvenirs en effet. =P

I would abolish all frontiers. So I could join my man without having the feeling I'm a terrorist every 5 minutes or having to wait for that damn work visa. It's a royal pain in the butt! =P

yeah i like to use adjectives as nouns

sounds pwetty

Innovative, but creepy. >_>;

I guess it's like everything else and romance is a personal matter. I could think of a million things more romantic than that as a sign of commitment to my significant other though.

werd™

Good god lol!

I preferred Nathalie Portman's rap thingy. =P

Wow...and what do you call one who has more than a dozen of these traits?

Sociozilla? =P

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It can become a problem when you get bank loans to pay for that kind of stuff and spend some money you don't actually have. Of course you can always sell these things back, but it a weird way to set your priorities. But heh, we all have passions. =P

What about trying to make different sauces for pastas? I know we get bored with the old spaghettis as it's been said, but you can actually make awesome meals with just a few ingredients. =)

My own personal favorites:

Roast some garlic in olive oil and add vegetable paste (not as acid as tomato paste and has a great taste), then just add some 15% cooking cream and let simmer for a little while. This one rocks. You can vary it by adding some green onions or different kinds of mushrooms.

You can also try to make some meat sauce with sausage meat instead of plain pork or beef. You can use either Italian or Toulouse and, if you like spicy food, you can even push it a little and use Merguez sausage meat. Then just add some crushed tomatoes, spices, some vegetables you like and you're all set.

Mixing béchamelle sauce with meat sauce is another option too. It makes it thick and rich. Very very good stuff. =)

What can you expect from people raised in societies based on the individual more than collectivity? I think that when you realize that the concept of individuality means to be unique, it erases all need for competitiveness. You learn how to share what you are instead of pursuing the all mighty perfection related to your own self. It also eliminates a bunch of devious social behaviors. On the other hand, I get the feeling that most people definitely lack a general sense of empathy, which is probably what's making it a "every man for himself" world, relationship wise as well.

So stupid or not, men and women are pretty much just as doomed if you ask me.

*Sings the doom song*

I think that it's possible to make a long distance relationship work. I am in one right now and I'm moving in two months to be with the man I love. I would never have let him go because of the distance factor.

If it's clear that you love each other, then everything is possible. You also have to be confident and be able to trust each other while being far away. That's probably the hardest part of the deal, but at the same time, it's the most important thing in a relationship. So if these are clear from the beginning, you can make it work.

^_^

very nice ^_^

made: finally got back from passeport office...
made: will be able to leave this place soon soon soon!
ruined: 87$ for a passeport lmao

ruined: being invited by old time friends to someone else's surprise b-day party...the day of your own 25th birthday...no one remembering it...
made: i finally made up my mind...i hate everybody...
made: this damn year is almost over...

muahahaha

*grin*

done!!!

lets take advantage of that major brain lag now...

bring da booze!!!

im poor...so for now...ill just make snowballs with rocks inside...

true *^_^*

i agree...but for me these two imply the fact thats theres a lack of definition or presence...so therefore...its very close to the point of having nothing...even tho theres something hehe

only my point of view

depends on the way you see life...like an half empty or half full glass...concepts are created from scratch...but still are necessary at some point to explain states we relate to...things always are, just depends if you decide to see them or not...meaning that nothingness is still a thing you can have if you decide to acknowledge it...

since abstraction is a concept and loneliness a feeling...my guess is that having nothing is still something...as long as you're aware of it...

distance

i dont know...

i love winter and snow...but i hate christmas...since my dad has a butcher shop...christmas time means turkey time...bleh! ><

so yeah...its beginning to look aaaaaaaaaand smell like christmas...

without enough snow to make it remotely interesting...

will be done with school crap next monday...i got an exam in less than 6 hours and god knows how ill be able to pull anything out of that sponge i have for a brain now...curse you school!! >