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Today's Question(s): It is Hamburger Day !! So lets talk about Hamburgers Oh boy! Last time you had one? June 18.
How do you like yours prepared: At home? At a restaurant? They're all good! I rarely eat hamburgers, but I do love them. On the grill? Best. In a frying pan? Okay. Under the broiler? Good.
Do you prefer it: Rare? Nope. Medium? Yep. Well Done? Nope.
Favorite toppings 1. Dijon mustard 2. blue cheese 3. sliced green olives
Bonus Question: If you were on a Talk Show,would you be a better Interviewer? or Interviewee? Fun question! Hmmm. I think I'd rather be the interviewer, but both sound fun.
Extra Credit Question: What was the last thing you couldn't find? A binder at home with papers in it. Where did you end up finding it? Haven't found it yet. Just thought of it right before I left the house this morning. Looked a little; didn't find it; made a note to look for it this evening.
Just for Fun: What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear"? "Seriously?" Also, when someone says, "No problem" instead of "You're welcome" in response to "Thank you."
Today in History: 1865 - The American Dental Association proposed its first code of ethics. Procedures like using a welder’s torch to shrink swollen gums were banned. It was about time! 1896 - The community of Miami, Florida was incorporated. The city had a population of 260. Today, the area boasts a population of more than 2,000,000. I wouldn't boast about 2 million people. More people = more pollution, more crowds, more noise, more crime, less habitat for native species. I'd prefer a small town. 1900 - The Hamburger was created by Louis Lassing in Connecticut I think we should have a "We Love Louis Day." 1914 - The Foxtrot was 1st danced at New Amsterdam Roof Garden (NYC, by Harry Fox) Fun dance! 1933 - The singing telegram was introduced on this day. The first person to receive a singing telegram was singer Rudy Vallee, in honor of his 32nd birthday. These are fun! 1951 - Walt Disney's "Alice In Wonderland" released I never liked this story. Too bizarre for me. Except I liked the cheshire cat. 1996 - New York Yankee Darryl Strawberry hits his 300th home run I'm not a baseball fan, but I recognize the name. However, I thought he was with the Chicago Cubs!
Words of the Day: deadpan \DED-pan\ , adjective; 1. Marked by or accomplished with a careful pretense of seriousness or calm detachment. 2. Displaying no emotional or personal involvement. Steven Wright comes to mind.
Today is: National Milk Chocolate Day I prefer dark chocolate, but this is yummy, too! Hamburger Day Yay! I love hamburgers! Will have my usual salad today, though. Hamburgers are only a rare treat. Wiffle Ball Day Accountants Day I work with a very nice accountant, but she's on vacation today - lucky lady! Fingerprint Day I have 8 of them! Dress Up In Silly Costume and Sing A Telegram Day If I had the time, I'd be really tempted to do this. I've done it before.......
Today's Question(s):
It is Hamburger Day !!
So lets talk about Hamburgers
Last time you had one ? Don't remember
How do you like yours prepared:
At home ?
At a restaurant ?
Home - so I can make it the way I like it.
On the grill ? x
In a frying pan ?
Under the broiler ?
Do you prefer it:
Rare ?
Medium ?
Well Done ? x
Favorite toppings
1. mustard
2. ketchup
3. lettuce and tomato
Bonus Question:
If you were on a Talk Show,would you be a better
Interviewer ?
or
Interviewee ?
neither
Extra Credit Question:
What was the last thing you couldn't find ? My butt with both hands in the dark.
Where did you end up finding it ? Right where I left it.
Just for Fun:
What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear" ? ???? I can think of a few but they are unPC.
Today in History: 1865 - The American Dental Association proposed its first code of ethics. Procedures like using a welder’s torch to shrink swollen gums were banned. 1896 - The community of Miami, Florida was incorporated. The city had a population of 260. Today, the area boasts a population of more than 2,000,000. 1900 - The Hamburger was created by Louis Lassing in Connecticut 1914 - The Foxtrot was 1st danced at New Amsterdam Roof Garden (NYC, by Harry Fox) interesting bit of trivia 1933 - The singing telegram was introduced on this day. The first person to receive a singing telegram was singer Rudy Vallee, in honor of his 32nd birthday. 1951 - Walt Disney's "Alice In Wonderland" released 1996 - New York Yankee Darryl Strawberry hits his 300th home run
Words of the Day: deadpan \DED-pan\ , adjective;
1. Marked by or accomplished with a careful pretense of seriousness or calm detachment.
2. Displaying no emotional or personal involvement.
Today's Question(s):
It is Hamburger Day !!
So lets talk about Hamburgers
Let's hear it for Wimpy! (only oldies will know who that is)
Last time you had one ?
Tuesday
How do you like yours prepared:
At home ?
At a restaurant ?
Both
On the grill ?
Yes
In a frying pan ?
yes
Under the broiler ?
Only ar Burger King
Do you prefer it:
Rare ?
Medium ?
Well Done ?
well done
Favorite toppings
1. cheese
2. ketchup and mustard combo
3. mayo
Bonus Question:
If you were on a Talk Show,would you be a better
Interviewer ?or
Interviewee ?
Interviewer because I could prepare for that job
Extra Credit Question:
What was the last thing you couldn't find ?
Someone gave me their email address and I lost it.
Where did you end up finding it ?
I still haven't found it.
Just for Fun:
What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear" ?
Oh man, I could come up with 50 if I tried. I'm not in the workforce anymore or I bet I could add 10 to this list. Remember when "Herculean effort," "empowerment," "proactive" and "holistic" were thrown into every office presentation, speech and report?
Here's mine:
"sustainable" or "unsustainable" (shoot me now if I hear it again - totally overused in every scenario possible - number 1 overused term right now, in my opinion)
"man up"
"I misspoke" thrown around constantly which in the old days was "I lied."
"investment" in lieu of spending, what it used to be called.
"robust" from tomato sauce to economy speak
"user-friendly" Says who?
"cutting edge" until tomorrow when it's yesterday's news.
"revenue raising" in lieu of "tax increases" what it used to be called
"green" remember the good old days when it used to mean newbie/rookie? Then it meant money. I think if I live long enough it will change meaning again.
Speaking of words/phrases that change meaning but I must have missed the memo: "chicken hawk" - You know how it's constantly used now regarding war but it used to mean men that picked up boy prostitutes. How was that leap made? I have no idea but everytime I hear it I cringe.
"change" like it's always something good - it just means different than it is now. It can be good or bad.
"deconstruct" - what happened to just plain analyze?
"climate change" as the reason for EVERYTHING. It used to be "global warming" but they needed to cover "cooling" too, so now it's used even more than global warming.
"gender neutral"
"quagmire" the word comes and goes for the same war situation depending on who is in office but when it is used, it's overused.
Today's Question(s): It is Hamburger Day !! So lets talk about Hamburgers
Last time you had one ?A few weeks ago
How do you like yours prepared: At home ?Mainly home made ones At a restaurant ?Only if they serve non-beef ones. Beef burgers and my stomach don't get along too well
On the grill ?This one is my favourite In a frying pan ?Least favourite Under the broiler ?
Do you prefer it: Rare? No way Medium ?If it's freshly ground lamb only Well Done ?
Interviewer ?I'd probably run out of questions to ask real quick or Interviewee ?
Extra Credit Question:
What was the last thing you couldn't find ?Reading glasses, always my reading glasses.
Where did you end up finding it ? DH had them. He borrowed them coz he couldn't find his
Just for Fun:
What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear" ? All of the Corporate-Speak words & phrases
Today is:
National Milk Chocolate Day Oooh yum! Love milk and dark chocolate.
Hamburger Day Only if it's turkey, lamb, veggie, or fish.
Wiffle Ball Day
Accountants Day
Fingerprint Day
Dress Up In Silly Costume and Sing A Telegram Day lol! Not me
Today's Question(s):
It is Hamburger Day !!
So lets talk about Hamburgers
Last time you had one ? Last night
How do you like yours prepared:
At home ? Yep
At a restaurant ?
On the grill ? Yep
In a frying pan ? Yep
Under the broiler ? Yep
Do you prefer it:
Rare ?
Medium ?
Well Done ? Always and only. remember Jack in the Box fatalities?
Favorite toppings
1. Mustard & Ketchup
2. Dill pickles, sweet raw onion, JALAPENO peppers
3. with a slab of tomato
Bonus Question:
If you were on a Talk Show,would you be a better
Interviewer ? I want to ask the embarrassing questions.
or
Interviewee ?
Extra Credit Question:
What was the last thing you couldn't find ? My car keys.
Where did you end up finding it ? I haven't.
Just for Fun:
What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear" ? Everyday low prices
Today in History: 1865 - The American Dental Association proposed its first code of ethics. Procedures like using a welder’s torch to shrink swollen gums were banned. 1896 - The community of Miami, Florida was incorporated. The city had a population of 260. Today, the area boasts a population of more than 2,000,000. 1900 - The Hamburger was created by Louis Lassing in Connecticut 1914 - The Foxtrot was 1st danced at New Amsterdam Roof Garden (NYC, by Harry Fox) 1933 - The singing telegram was introduced on this day. The first person to receive a singing telegram was singer Rudy Vallee, in honor of his 32nd birthday. 1951 - Walt Disney's "Alice In Wonderland" released 1996 - New York Yankee Darryl Strawberry hits his 300th home run
Words of the Day: deadpan \DED-pan\ , adjective;
1. Marked by or accomplished with a careful pretense of seriousness or calm detachment.
2. Displaying no emotional or personal involvement.
Today is:
National Milk Chocolate Day
Hamburger Day
Wiffle Ball Day
Accountants Day
Fingerprint Day
Dress Up In Silly Costume and Sing A Telegram Day When hell freezes over.
Last edited by Nomadicus; 07-28-2011 at 08:00 AM..
Today's Question(s):
It is Hamburger Day !!
So lets talk about Hamburgers
I like mine medium to well done. No mooing burgers for me! Cook 'em on my grill, please. so I can sip margaritas and admire my hubby, world's most handsome BBQ'r. IMO.
Favorite toppings
Sea salt pickles and spicy mustard, or mango salsa.
Bonus Question:
If you were on a Talk Show,would you be a better
Probably interviewee. I can never think of great questions.
Extra Credit Question:
What was the last thing you couldn't find ?
A way to explain a sensation I have in my leg and foot. I don't like how it feels but it's not really what I'd call pain, burning, tingling, prickly, or any other word I can think of.
Where did you end up finding it ?
Still haven't. So far I'm using "weird" but the podiatrist says that's not helping him much.
Just for Fun:
What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear" ?
So as you can see I decided to wait to answer yesterdays QOTD and first post today's. So lol I better get busy because now I have 2 to answer
Today's Question(s):
It is Hamburger Day !! Yummo!
So lets talk about Hamburgers
Last time you had one ? Day before yesterday.
How do you like yours prepared: Not fussy about it.
At home ?
At a restaurant ?
On the grill ? Prefer this one!
In a frying pan ?
Under the broiler ?
Do you prefer it:
Rare ?
Medium ?
Well Done ?usually this one
Favorite toppings
1. mayo
2. lettuce
3. ketchup
Bonus Question:
If you were on a Talk Show,would you be a better
Interviewer ? this one
or
Interviewee ?
Extra Credit Question:
What was the last thing you couldn't find ? my cell phone-again!
Where did you end up finding it ?in the laundry basket
Just for Fun:
What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear" ?
Today in History: 1865 - The American Dental Association proposed its first code of ethics. Procedures like using a welder’s torch to shrink swollen gums were banned. welders torch? eww! 1896 - The community of Miami, Florida was incorporated. The city had a population of 260. Today, the area boasts a population of more than 2,000,000. 1900 - The Hamburger was created by Louis Lassing in Connecticut 1914 - The Foxtrot was 1st danced at New Amsterdam Roof Garden (NYC, by Harry Fox) 1933 - The singing telegram was introduced on this day. The first person to receive a singing telegram was singer Rudy Vallee, in honor of his 32nd birthday. 1951 - Walt Disney's "Alice In Wonderland" released 1996 - New York Yankee Darryl Strawberry hits his 300th home run A sad casualty because of drug use.
Words of the Day: deadpan \DED-pan\ , adjective;
1. Marked by or accomplished with a careful pretense of seriousness or calm detachment.
2. Displaying no emotional or personal involvement.
Today is:
National Milk Chocolate Day
Hamburger Day
Wiffle Ball Day
Accountants Day
Fingerprint Day
Dress Up In Silly Costume and Sing A Telegram Day
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Today's Question(s):
It is Hamburger Day !!
So lets talk about Hamburgers
Last time you had one ? About a week ago.
How do you like yours prepared:
At home ? Here.
At a restaurant ? But I'll take a In-N-Out or Carls Jr too.
On the grill ? Preferably.
In a frying pan ?
Under the broiler ? This will work.
Do you prefer it:
Rare ?
Medium ? This one.
Well Done ?
Favorite toppings
1. Cheese
2. Mater
3. Slab of onion
4. Ketchup and Miracle Whip and maybe some jalapeno slices.
Bonus Question:
If you were on a Talk Show,would you be a better
Interviewer ?
or
Interviewee ? This one.
Extra Credit Question:
What was the last thing you couldn't find ? A book I had in the car.
Where did you end up finding it ? The other car.
Just for Fun:
What are some of today's "Buzz" words or phrases that you wish would just "disappear" ? Gotta say, LauraC's list is pretty hard to beat. But I'll add High Tech.
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