I could honestly eat two pea soup meals a day. I don’t know if people around me could handle it. But I love me some!
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calipygian
Crock pots are wonderful…until you try to actually eat everything you cook.
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Robert Johnston
As someone who doesn’t ordinarily get the NFL network . . .
Who the hell thought it was a good idea to give Bryant Gumbel a play-by-play announcing gig? That decision rivals the Knicks continued employment of Isaiah Thomas for sheer magnitude of dumb. Time to hit mute and turn on the radio.
I was sick of pea soup the first time I ever had the nasty green stuff. Not that stuff or liver, ever, not for lots of money, no way. Yuck
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Mary
But yellow pea soup is awesome. Too bad Habitant doesn’t make good canned pea soup any more. Even my sister has given up on it.
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Mike
Who the hell thought it was a good idea to give Bryant Gumbel a play-by-play announcing gig?
The same sort of person who thinks that Tim McCarver should ruin the World Series every single year.
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Krista
I could honestly eat two pea soup meals a day. I don’t know if people around me could handle it. But I love me some!
Never been crazy about the pea soup. Husband loves the Habitant stuff, though. Now squash soup? Oh yes.
Although I’m now curious as to whether my wild-mushroom soup with sherry would work in the slow cooker. I will have to try that and let you know.
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Robert Johnston
Who the hell thought it was a good idea to give Bryant Gumbel a play-by-play announcing gig?
The same sort of person who thinks that Tim McCarver should ruin the World Series every single year.
I think Gumbel’s worse. Sure, they’re similar in their total lack of knowledge of what they’re talking about. But I find Gumbel’s voice much more annoying, and I think he manages the impossible of stylistically being worse than McCarver; I prefer irrelevant meanderings to continuously repeating the monumentally obvious. I really don’t need to be told on every second and twelve resulting in a four yard gain that the play was short of the first down.
Admittedly those are very subjective measures of difference between the two, but I know which torture I’d choose if forced to make the choice.
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Jake
Although I’m now curious as to whether my wild-mushroom soup with sherry would work in the slow cooker. I will have to try that and let you know.
Could depend on the mushroom. My only experience with wild mushrooms is morels and they tend to disintegrate if cooked in liquid for too long.
I agree completely, though I could find a few local community ass hats to add to that list.
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UberMitch
Fucking Pats motherfuckers!
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rachel
calipygian Says:
Crock pots are wonderful…until you try to actually eat everything you cook.
So freeze what you don’t want now in serving-size portions, and you’ll have home-made dinner someday when you’re too tired to cook.
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Sensitive Pony Tailed Girly Man
I’ve decide to rethink my position on the NFC East. There are two professional teams in it, and one of them are in the playoffs. It’s not fair to taint an entire division, just b/c the Washington Crybaby Johnnies are in it.
‘Scuse me while I try to staunch the flow of blood from my ears. Didn’t even notice Gumbel but man that Collinsworth didn’t shutup. I can only imagine what it was like for non Pats fans.
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The Briscoe Kid
Pea Soup Trivia: Pea soup was famously used in the vomit takes from The Exorcist. But in the very first vomit take — when Linda Blair opens her mouth and projectile vomit flies out — the puke was animated. It was hand drawn onto the film by a cartoonist.
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Robert Johnston
Didn’t even notice Gumbel but man that Collinsworth didn’t shutup.
Collinsworth definitely talks too much, but at least he sometimes has something to say. He’s better as a pregame/halftime/postgame analyst than as an announcer.
If you really didn’t notice Gumbel, I’d like to know what medication you’re on that lets you completely tune out “profoundly inane and stupid” so I can get me some.
It was that Peach Lambic Cocktail that someone shared with us last week, Robert. (Sorry I don’t know how to that quote thing, unless it’s just straight html you all are doing). Peach Lambic Cocktail, pure Gold. The other half of the secret was that I didn’t get home in front of the tube until there were only 12 minutes left.
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Tom
Don’t watch The Exorcist tonight!
Elvis Elvisberg
Wait a minute. I’ve been hearing Pats hatred all year from a guy who roots for a Bob Huggins-coached school? Ugh.
Jake
Don’t watch the current incarnation of I am Legend … ever.
Get your Will Smith fix on teh interntubes, but please don’t encourage whoever made that crapfest.
Michael D.
I could honestly eat two pea soup meals a day. I don’t know if people around me could handle it. But I love me some!
calipygian
Crock pots are wonderful…until you try to actually eat everything you cook.
Robert Johnston
As someone who doesn’t ordinarily get the NFL network . . .
Who the hell thought it was a good idea to give Bryant Gumbel a play-by-play announcing gig? That decision rivals the Knicks continued employment of Isaiah Thomas for sheer magnitude of dumb. Time to hit mute and turn on the radio.
Chuck Butcher
I was sick of pea soup the first time I ever had the nasty green stuff. Not that stuff or liver, ever, not for lots of money, no way. Yuck
Mary
But yellow pea soup is awesome. Too bad Habitant doesn’t make good canned pea soup any more. Even my sister has given up on it.
Mike
The same sort of person who thinks that Tim McCarver should ruin the World Series every single year.
Krista
Never been crazy about the pea soup. Husband loves the Habitant stuff, though. Now squash soup? Oh yes.
Although I’m now curious as to whether my wild-mushroom soup with sherry would work in the slow cooker. I will have to try that and let you know.
Robert Johnston
I think Gumbel’s worse. Sure, they’re similar in their total lack of knowledge of what they’re talking about. But I find Gumbel’s voice much more annoying, and I think he manages the impossible of stylistically being worse than McCarver; I prefer irrelevant meanderings to continuously repeating the monumentally obvious. I really don’t need to be told on every second and twelve resulting in a four yard gain that the play was short of the first down.
Admittedly those are very subjective measures of difference between the two, but I know which torture I’d choose if forced to make the choice.
Jake
Could depend on the mushroom. My only experience with wild mushrooms is morels and they tend to disintegrate if cooked in liquid for too long.
tom.a
The 50 Most Loathsome people in America:
http://www.buffalobeast.com/122/50mostloathsome2007.html
I agree completely, though I could find a few local community ass hats to add to that list.
UberMitch
Fucking Pats motherfuckers!
rachel
So freeze what you don’t want now in serving-size portions, and you’ll have home-made dinner someday when you’re too tired to cook.
Sensitive Pony Tailed Girly Man
I’ve decide to rethink my position on the NFC East. There are two professional teams in it, and one of them are in the playoffs. It’s not fair to taint an entire division, just b/c the Washington Crybaby Johnnies are in it.
‘Scuse me while I try to staunch the flow of blood from my ears. Didn’t even notice Gumbel but man that Collinsworth didn’t shutup. I can only imagine what it was like for non Pats fans.
The Briscoe Kid
Pea Soup Trivia: Pea soup was famously used in the vomit takes from The Exorcist. But in the very first vomit take — when Linda Blair opens her mouth and projectile vomit flies out — the puke was animated. It was hand drawn onto the film by a cartoonist.
Robert Johnston
Collinsworth definitely talks too much, but at least he sometimes has something to say. He’s better as a pregame/halftime/postgame analyst than as an announcer.
If you really didn’t notice Gumbel, I’d like to know what medication you’re on that lets you completely tune out “profoundly inane and stupid” so I can get me some.
D-Chance.
The most-watched television broadcast in US history.
Sensitive Pony Tailed Girly Man
It was that Peach Lambic Cocktail that someone shared with us last week, Robert. (Sorry I don’t know how to that quote thing, unless it’s just straight html you all are doing). Peach Lambic Cocktail, pure Gold. The other half of the secret was that I didn’t get home in front of the tube until there were only 12 minutes left.