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Old Earth vs. Young Earth
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Shouryu
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This is an appropriate response. *hands the Herder a napkin*
I have to find an appropriate cheesecake delivery system than can move a highly perishable pastry from Hell Paso to Ill-annoyed without a) the contents spoiling or b) the deliveryman smelling the contents and eating them first.
Naturally, the proper delivery system is directly from fork to mouth, but unless I get up to Illinois or you get down to west Texas, that's right out, for the time being. (There are no good reasons to be in West Texas. Or Texas in general. But I suppose a Bacon Bleu Cheesecake might be the only reason to make an exception.)
Whoever made that recipe was the genius. I am simply a copycat.
UPDATE! Having had a slice for a meal, I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that this is, as Rachel predicted, mind-blowingly num yummy. It is also intensely rich. I cut the cake into eight slices for ease of transport, with the intent of having two slices for lunch each day. Not possible. One slice is just right, any more is simply too intense. The tangy sharpness of the bleu cheese is cut by the cream cheese, and further balanced by the smoke imparted from the bacon. It's an incredibly complex combination of flavors, and remarkably balanced. But it's a lot for a meal in itself. For a dinner party, I would serve this as a side (perhaps divided by 10 rather than 8) to a pair of buffalo chicken legs and a light, vinegary coleslaw or perhaps some tomato slices.
It's worth the time and effort, and I encourage you all to give it a try. I imagine you could halve the ingredients and make a smaller cake if you like.
if you go to allrecipes.com you can input the number of servings you'd like and it will break the recipe down to accommodate.
There are no good reasons to be in IL either (for the most part), so I guess there will have to be a middle ground. Some sort of Mindblowing-Cheesecake-Convention.
I guess I will have to go and get these ingredients and see for myself how wonderful it is.
I...I don't understand. *Checks your head for fever*
I thought y'all were coming over here for the cheesecake festival. I was going to make that 4 hour New York Cheesecake, remember? California is kinda close. I'm in the middle of it... basically. And my house is easy to find. It has a car with AZ plates in the driveway.
Long ago many believed that the moon was made out of cheese.
In 1969, man landed on the moon and discovered it was made out of solid rock.
We haven't been back since.
Ah... the power of cheese.
In 1969, man landed on the moon and discovered it was made out of solid rock.
We haven't been back since.
Ah... the power of cheese.
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SeatBelt
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It's the Wrong Trousers, Gromit! And They've Gone Wrong!
I love how Each of the original three all have subtle references to the other two in the details.
<watches everyone scurry for their dvd/vhs to review>
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Shouryu
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It's okay. We still like you. And you can give me your hashbrown casserole whenever we visit Cracker Barrel.
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Shouryu
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I LOVE claymation. I looked it up on Youtube. How have I NEVER heard of this before?! Ugh... I feel so ashamed. lol Thanks for sharing. Btw... my favorite all-time claymation is Prometheus and Bob. It cracks me up. Check it out on Youtube if you get the chance.
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Tintin
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I'm pretty sure that scene's from "A Grand Day Out", not the "Wrong Trousers".
Markum, you've never heard of Wallace and Gromit? Wowsers!
Markum, you've never heard of Wallace and Gromit? Wowsers!
Who still has VHS? Or Beta for that matter?
<hands his head in shame>
I still have VHS.
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SeatBelt
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Who still has VHS? Or Beta for that matter?
I still have VHS, use it occasionally, even. No need for you to take up a special collection, though. I also have a DVD and 2 rays of blu.
Beta? Unless you're secretly European, you just won yourself some Nostalgic Points.
They're like hipster points, emo points, and fashionista points. Only cool to those collecting them on purpose.
Don't take it personal...I just earned another 35 curmudgeon points with this post.
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SeatBelt
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Hmmm, it's not half way, but maybe Okiehoma might work out
This is not a self serving suggestion. I had to serve it up myself.
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Tintin
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I wish I remembered Beta. Dad says they were better quality than VHS. My family still have a video recorder but don't use it that often.
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SeatBelt
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I'd not heard of Sweet Brown (despite her living in the same metropolitan area as me) until you introduced us, Markum. I guess we're somehow even or something.
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SeatBelt
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Beta was higher quality. VHS was more minutes of playback. For reasons that still escape me, they were both introduced and the market was to decide what was going to stick. Like so many other issues, the Euros chose quality & the Yanks chose quantity. In the meantime VideoDisc & LaserDisc both failed to get off the ground.
How about in OZ, Tin?
I have VHS but it won't load or eject anymore. I had to take the entire top off of it and push the tape in and out by hand.Who still has VHS? Or Beta for that matter?