stuckincincy

It's not as bad as you might imagine. They first administer a strong sedative. Over 10 minutes or so, your pet progressively gets calmer and calmer - their pains dissolve at last, and they lapse into a peaceful unconsciousness. In your lap, or you with it on the floor is it's a large dog. You caress it, pet it. Your eyes meet steadily for the last time. On their eyes is the look of relief...you will see that. Like people, they prefer to have their hands (paws) held at the end by loved ones... Finally, the heart-stopping injection is made. Of course you will be weepy. As so you should, James.

You were just another fellow lost in anticipation...

I'm with ya. IMO, poorly cooked, greasy food - a few years ago, the local franchise owner in the Cincy area locked up the outlets in the middle of the night. Workers showed up to padlocks. I don't know if the ever got owed pay...but OTOH, they certainly weren't people with any pride in their work, and went along for the ride.

Yep - you can make a decent roll that way. I'd advise egg washing the bottom of the roll and dust on some more caraway seed. Of course - don't use a roll that has eggs in its' ingredients. Also, buy an envelope of au jus gravy and heat according to directions. Toss the sliced round into that, and dispense the wetted beef onto the roll dip the bottom surface. for more juiciness, dip bottom of the top portion of the roll. I cook the round pretty rare - the hot au jus does its' thing. Here's a recipe for authentic rolls: http://web.archive.org/web/20060831071625/...reads+and+Rolls A lot of work for sure. The treatment of a store-bought Kaiser as you suggest is a good, delicious substitute.

Same player. I have doubts that CIN will re-sign him...the owner's track record is that it's all about the money.

FWIW, CIN's Shayne Graham will be a free agent.

Maybe Mack, maybe not. But a center...

I'd add that one should go in with your pet, not just hand it over. Its' last moments should have the comfort and support of being around you, not just strangers - however gentle they may be.

What is your definition of "sexiest"?

Warner (#13) had a decent opportunity to grab Harrison's face mask and plant him at the 35. The Cards should have been committing personal fouls all over the place to stop that corridor the Steelers had for #92.

Might be worthwhile to see what DT's are still on the board in the 6th. I think I'd pass on a WR in the 4th if a well-regarded DT that fits into the def. style the Bills choose to play is available. 2 cents...

Happy belated B'Day, gents1

He does seem to like to square off. He put himself out of the game in one of the PIT-CIN contests when he came in with his helmet on Cedric Benson, who had a head of steam and was running low. It will be interesting to see if AZ gets licks on Ben R. He, IMO, is maddeningly elusive.

You have to somehow factor in the cities and counties that floated public debt so that those billionaires have cheap places of business, for the enjoyment of a minority of the citizenry...

When gasoline prices were going crazy, I read an article about some stations refusing to take cards for that very reason.

Sorry - I will try to be more explanatory. I know you are sincere. stuck

Not at all. Henry Thoreau stated in Walden Pond that clothing, shelter, heat, and food - are the only necessities. He was right. As Henry was prostrate in pain and dying, his brother asked him if he made peace with God. Henry, always the wit, replied "I never knew we were fighting"'

I'd run a couple of quick hitch 'n go plays early to those long-arm receivers so as to avoid the licks and make that defense re-think their LB play and their roaming Polamalu. And if/when Polamalu crosses the LOS, I'd have standing instructions for a big body to crush him and his cornrow locks hard into the turf. I'll suffer the 15 yard unsportsmanlike penalty if he thinks he's going to try to whack my QB...

No problemo, Walnuts. Most all of your posts are nice pieces of wry humor. I read'em. I know for sure that mine go awry from time to time. Dreadfully wrong, sometimes...

That, and suspicions that once again, the Steelers are the chosen ones. SEA and PIT, 2006. What a rip that was.

"Chump" was a cheap shot. You could have said something about how betting lines are set - and change - by the people who plunk money down either way.

Glad to see they are looking out for the proper function of a Federal government and not pandering to be a lobbyist for Citi. I guess they have other outfits sewed up for sweetheart $$$ when they leave.

Seattle - the next ground zero.

Yet another one reeled in by the wily Beerball... Don't respond to his posts. He's Dirt, Inc.