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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / August 2008Women And Grills Don't Mix
... damn women are here again this week. In a few hours they'll be in there cooking potatoes, corn, anything they can find that I can't eat just to gripe my a.s. I'll get em back, though. I'll fill my Windows Play List full of songs they don't like and turn it up so they can't hear the TV...hehehee. Got big thick Rib Eye Steaks (yes, I said rib eye STEAKS) and some of that scrumptious Butonis Alfredo Sauce to dip my broccoli in. Gonna use the big grill tonight... makes fire 4 feet high... neighbors'll probably call the fire department - screw em. Won't take my lyrica till about 9 o'clock so I'll be stoned by the time I crack my first bottle of cat-piss. The Ernie and Hulio Merlot was on sale at Albertsons for 4.95 last night... I lucked up. John > ... damn women are here again this week. In a few hours they'll be in > there cooking potatoes, corn, anything they can find that I can't eat just [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > John Gee John, me thinks you protest too much about having your daughter and granddaughter there. ;-) You grumpy thing, you! You just want us to think you're some kind of hard a.s. I had a grumpy uncle that I called "old Rattlesnake". He loved to cause trouble and he loved to get it back. I saw him sneaking a grin when he thought no one was looking.  SignatureBest regards, Michelle C., T2 diet & exercise BMI 21.5 >> ... damn women are here again this week. In a few hours they'll be in >> there cooking potatoes, corn, anything they can find that I can't eat [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > trouble and he loved to get it back. I saw him sneaking a grin when he > thought no one was looking. harrumph! On May 12, 6:21 pm, "Johnnie McCoy" <johnniemc...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote: > >> ... damn women are here again this week. In a few hours they'll be in > >> there cooking potatoes, corn, anything they can find that I can't eat [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > harrumph! Women go great with grills! You just don't want to overcook them, the meat is tender enough. ;) Mothers Day I made some extra thick Rib-eyes, marinated-sauteed 'shrooms, fresh green beans with bacon and toasted sesame, some tasty beef-steak tomatoes, and some purple spuds roasted in olive oil and roasted garlic. I took my shot and didn't spike at all (the Cab-sav probably helped.) ;) For dessert I took fresh strawberries the day before and macerated them with the juice of a lime and some Splenda. I sprinkled the angel- food cake with Godiva liqueur, topped it with the strawberry sauce and a dollop of extra creamy cool-whip (I left the cream off of mine.) Not a perfect diabetic meal by any means, but close enough so we could have a very nice meal and it didn't affect me too badly. Sean > On May 12, 6:21 pm, "Johnnie McCoy" <johnniemc...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] > > Sean I want all that!!! John What are beef-steak tomatoes? > On May 12, 6:21 pm, "Johnnie McCoy" <johnniemc...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > > Sean > What are beef-steak tomatoes? They're a type that are big huge ones. Good for slicing on sandwiches. > What are beef-steak tomatoes? > [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > > > Sean Not only large, but firm-fleshed and with a rich flavor. They are great when quartered and served with a bit of salt and pepper next to your steak. I can't vouch for the supermarket fare, I got mine from a local hothouse (mine aren't ready to pick yet.) Sean >> What are beef-steak tomatoes? >> [quoted text clipped - 58 lines] > your steak. I can't vouch for the supermarket fare, I got mine from a > local hothouse (mine aren't ready to pick yet.) I would love them, I would eat them like an apple :) : >> What are beef-steak tomatoes? : >> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] : > your steak. I can't vouch for the supermarket fare, I got mine from a : > local hothouse (mine aren't ready to pick yet.) : I would love them, I would eat them like an apple :) They are a bit large for that and if garden fresh, whoudlend u dripping down your chin and staining your shirt. Make sure you remove said shirt before attempting to eat one. It's much easier to clean off skin than shirt, which is why I always fed my babies in the summer just in their diapers(nappies). Wendy > : >> What are beef-steak tomatoes? > : >> [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > Wendy They're not quite as bad as mangos. The only way to eat a mango is to get naked and sit in your bathtub... ;) Sean >>>>> What are beef-steak tomatoes? >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > They're not quite as bad as mangos. The only way to eat a mango is to > get naked and sit in your bathtub... ;) And I could stretch that to beef-steak tomatoes! On May 13, 4:37 pm, "W. Baker" <wba...@panix.com> wrote: > Ozgirl <are_we_there_...@maccas.com> wrote: > : Sean wrote: [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > Wendy They're not quite as bad as mangos. The only way to eat a mango is to get naked and sit in your bathtub... ;) Sean Let us know when you are well stocked up on Mangos, we will be right over. Lorna >On May 12, 6:21 pm, "Johnnie McCoy" <johnniemc...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> >wrote: [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] >Not a perfect diabetic meal by any means, but close enough so we could >have a very nice meal and it didn't affect me too badly. I didn't have time for all that complexity after we'd been shopping, gardening, taken mother to the podiatrist, gone to the nursery to buy plants, walked on the heath and watered the garden. Just stuck a big hunk of rump steak in a pan of olive oil and black pepper, browned it on both sides, put it under the grill to finish and boiled some asparagus. There were meant to be mushrooms if I hadn't forgotten to buy them. Washed down with some Riocha/Tempranillo and I even had a chunk of wholemeal bread with unsalted Dutch butter. Pudding was a square of 85% dark chocolate. I could almost get used to this. >> ... damn women are here again this week. > Gee John, me thinks you protest too much about having your daughter and > granddaughter there. ;-) You grumpy thing, you! You just want us to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > trouble and he loved to get it back. I saw him sneaking a grin when he > thought no one was looking. It doesn't come across so funny on Usenet, though. I'm not so sure he doesn't mean it about *liking* getting drunk & annoying people. And then getting further enjoyment from bragging about it. bj > Won't take my lyrica till about 9 o'clock so I'll be stoned by the time I > crack my first bottle of cat-piss. The Ernie and Hulio Merlot was on sale > at Albertsons for 4.95 last night... I lucked up. > > John Man, I almost wished I lived in Florida. I bet it would be a blast to drink some cat-piss beer and pop some Lyrica with you John. As long as I didn't have to watch you dance naked or anything. John C. |
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