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Sophia Loren?

It would be nice to have both. Game is over so quick on 3 ball.

McCarthyism! You say this, but you are probably on your way out the door to get squirt cheese and Ritz crackers. Come clean, you are probably a squirt cheese junky, doing nasty things under bridges to score a can and a sleeve of Ritz. ;)

When I was a kid, I loved that spray can cheese on Ritz crackers. I might have to get some of that stuff.

Six Million Dollar Man Let's not forget about Lee Majors singing career. :p

I went left.

Agree, those looks totally awesome. Good pic too. What is she, a food stylist? Should have bought that mixer years ago. Win win for sure. We have one of those mixers. I never get fancy desserts like that. :confused:

Went with Spooky. I enjoy America’s Most Haunted, loved Total Nuclear Annihilation, and am really looking forward to Alice Cooper’s Nightmare Castle. Capcom is a close second. Pinball Magic and Big Bang Bar are really fun and I love the look of Kingpin.

California is its own little country. New York has kinda that feel as well. They are both extremes of the US. Both interesting and fun, but neither is very typical of the US in my opinion.

Still doesn’t make up for all the food items you have in Europe that we don’t have. Snacks and garbage food we have plenty of. Quality food is a bit more difficult here. You really have to seek it out.

You seriously don’t have them?

We already have Dr Who

Thanks for the offer, but I wouldn’t feel right about people being a birch beer mule for me.

Obvious case of ginger racism.

Ha ^ :D

Just called Kutztown Bottling to see if they would ship white birch beer to Europe. Guy had to check with the manger, nobody ever asked about that before. Had me on hold for ten minutes, then told me “no they can’t do it”. Sorry bud. But they will ship anywhere in the U.S. So if you move to...

Probably thrown off every other forum out there. We might be his final option. If he starts hangin around the chat room, then you know he has issues. :)

Tiddy Oggin sounds like the name of a fan dancer from the 1920’s. Now you guys are just makin’ Crap up.

PA is split in half. The Pittsburgh side calls it pop and the Philadelphia side calls it soda. Ooh, those pastie pies look great. Edit: changed pasty to pastie at the request of an angry ginger. :p

You are missing out sir. Very good. I grew up in Carbon County Pennsylvania. Birch trees were very common up there. We used to pull of the new growth off the small branches and chew them. Kinda like a redneck with a toothpick in his mouth. Smelled and tasted great.