The Utterly Random Thought Thread.

[babyblob]

Started to hang up the Christmas lights today. I love this time of year.

[Android 17]

I always order anchovies on my pizza. I also put anchovies on salad (and not just Caesar salad, either!).

I can imagine it being a salty taste, but I can't find the constitution to try it.

Many years ago, out of curiosity, I tried a slice of pizza with anchovies which a co-worker had bought. Christ on a crutch, talk about godawful! Nasty on steroids! Never again!

I have to add 'Christ on a crutch' to my repertoire. LMAO.

Started to hang up the Christmas lights today. I love this time of year.

Going to find a tree this week. I love, love this time of the year too.

[CaptCleghorn]

As for carrots (which I have always liked), my younger brother Joe had a similar problem like yours, but with tomato sauce. He turned red instead of orange, though.

Wow. I had heard about carotene in carrots turning skin orange, but I have never heard that about tomatoes.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

Started to hang up the Christmas lights today. I love this time of year.

That reminds me to shop for Christmas cards this weekend, and to make sure I have enough stamps to send them off.

[Riv86672]

That reminds me to shop for Christmas cards this weekend, and to make sure I have enough stamps to send them off.

^^^Wow, I haven’t personally used a stamp in…fifteen years or longer?

[DrNewGod]

Started to hang up the Christmas lights today. I love this time of year.

I'm glad for anything that brings others joy (within certain limits). For myself, I remain firmly Bah Humbug until Friday Afternoon, following an excellent lunch of turkey sammiches. Then, I'll be full on Deck The Halls!

I can imagine it being a salty taste, but I can't find the constitution to try it.

I've never tried anchovies on pizza, and haven't tried anchovies at all in decades. My recent encounter with Swedish herring has convinced me I'm not going to try anchovies again, in any form, until dementia's got a good enough grip that I don't realize what's happening.

[babyblob]

I'm glad for anything that brings others joy (within certain limits). For myself, I remain firmly Bah Humbug until Friday Afternoon, following an excellent lunch of turkey sammiches. Then, I'll be full on Deck The Halls!

I was going to wait until Friday like I normally do. But I was feeling a bit down today and it perked me up

[MajorHoy]

I've never tried anchovies on pizza, and haven't tried anchovies at all in decades. My recent encounter with Swedish herring has convinced me I'm not going to try anchovies again, in any form, until dementia's got a good enough grip that I don't realize what's happening.

I like Worcestershire sauce.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

I don't know if anyone else out there experiences this, but, in my neck of the woods (Philadelphia), every time TV and/or radio weatherguessers say these dreaded four words after the region has gone dry: "We need the rain", the end result is almost always a deluge, which is what we're looking at tonight from a storm that's headed here. Annoys the hell out of me.

[DrNewGod]

I don't know if anyone else out there experiences this, but, in my neck of the woods (Philadelphia), every time TV and/or radio weatherguessers say these dreaded four words after the region has gone dry: "We need the rain", the end result is almost always a deluge, which is what we're looking at tonight from a storm that's headed here. Annoys the hell out of me.

The curse Weatherlings put on my region deepinaheartadixie is "we may get some ice [or snow]." It mystically vaporizes all the milk and bread in the grocery stores

[babyblob]

The curse Weatherlings put on my region deepinaheartadixie is "we may get some ice [or snow]." It mystically vaporizes all the milk and bread in the grocery stores

Our weather man made a comment on that last winer. He said we were going to get some light snow that was going to be less then half an inch.

Then he said it doesnt matter how much snow I saw half an inch of 6 inches most of you people are going to go buy all the milk and bread like it is the end of the world.

We get snow every year here in Cincy yet every time it falls everyone panics like it is something new.

[CaptCleghorn]

Our weather man made a comment on that last winer. He said we were going to get some light snow that was going to be less then half an inch.

Then he said it doesnt matter how much snow I saw half an inch of 6 inches most of you people are going to go buy all the milk and bread like it is the end of the world.

We get snow every year here in Cincy yet every time it falls everyone panics like it is something new.

The good thing is, I still have that milk I bought for that storm last winter.

[Riv86672]

The good thing is, I still have that milk I bought for that storm last winter.

^^^I remember the first time I killed a cow.

It was…scary.

[MajorHoy]

Our weather man made a comment on that last winer. He said we were going to get some light snow that was going to be less then half an inch.

Then he said it doesnt matter how much snow I saw half an inch of 6 inches most of you people are going to go buy all the milk and bread like it is the end of the world.

We get snow every year here in Cincy yet every time it falls everyone panics like it is something new.

I think the first snowfall of the season is when it's more likely to happen around here.
After that, it has to be several inches and/or majorly windy to get that bad in the stores.

[babyblob]

I think the first snowfall of the season is when it's more likely to happen around here.
After that, it has to be several inches and/or majorly windy to get that bad in the stores.

We get it every time. I am not even joking. I wish I were but the people in this town panic at nothing.