AS3 Virtual Cookbook

It's been very quiet around the AS3 Virtual Cookbook for too long. I'm
hoping to change that by adding a new recipe - Olive Cheese Puffs
under appetizers.

My mother made these for as long as I can remember. There were always
some in the freezer "just in case." My parents had frequent cocktail
parties and the olive puffs were always on the buffet. (Think mid
1960s with fully stocked open bar, matching containers for cigarettes
& lighters all over-yes, stink sticks were offered just like
appetizers-and a nice variety of finger food appetizers.)

The cookbook is here: http://as3cookbook.clintoniowa.us/ and Mom's
olive balls recipe is on the appetizer page.

Enjoy!! Now I'm off to make a huge batch for tomorrow's game.

--
BessieBee
Leslie
OOF :-)

"My face, I don't mind it because I am behind it.
It's the folks out front that get the jolt."
~My Grandma, 1898-1981~

"BessieBee" <BessieBee@fakeaddress.com> wrote in message
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> It's been very quiet around the AS3 Virtual Cookbook for too long. I'm
> hoping to change that by adding a new recipe - Olive Cheese Puffs
> under appetizers.
>
> My mother made these for as long as I can remember. There were always
> some in the freezer "just in case." My parents had frequent cocktail
> parties and the olive puffs were always on the buffet. (Think mid
> 1960s with fully stocked open bar, matching containers for cigarettes
> & lighters all over-yes, stink sticks were offered just like
> appetizers-and a nice variety of finger food appetizers.)
>
> The cookbook is here: http://as3cookbook.clintoniowa.us/ and Mom's
> olive balls recipe is on the appetizer page.
>
> Enjoy!! Now I'm off to make a huge batch for tomorrow's game.

Don't forget your local food bank.....

>> Enjoy!! Now I'm off to make a huge batch for tomorrow's game.
>
>Don't forget your local food bank.....

Thanks for the reminder,AH, but my young relative is already on my
list of recipients for olive cheese puffs.

Bite me.

--
BessieBee
Leslie
OOF :-)

"My face, I don't mind it because I am behind it.
It's the folks out front that get the jolt."
~My Grandma, 1898-1981~

On Sat, 06 Feb 2010 16:52:35 -0600, BessieBee
<BessieBee@fakeaddress.com> wrote:

>
>>> Enjoy!! Now I'm off to make a huge batch for tomorrow's game.
>>
>>Don't forget your local food bank.....
>
>Thanks for the reminder,AH, but my young relative is already on my
>list of recipients for olive cheese puffs.
>
>Bite me.

Leslie, who is that person?

>
>Leslie, who is that person?

My young relative? An early 20s member of my very extended family.
She was raised with a very stable family life, but some stupid
(immature) choices made while a teenager have made her life since much
more difficult than she or her parents would ever have dreamed. She's
a good kid, working two jobs and taking college classes. Like the
fictional Mary Richards, she's going to make it after all. :-)

jaise? I have no idea who that is. She/he/it seems to have appeared
out of nowhere in the past few days. Perhaps the hard hearted
attitude has to do with nicotine withdrawal?


--
BessieBee
Leslie
OOF :-)

"My face, I don't mind it because I am behind it.
It's the folks out front that get the jolt."
~My Grandma, 1898-1981~

On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 10:00:53 -0600, BessieBee
<BessieBee@fakeaddress.com> wrote:

>
>>
>>Leslie, who is that person?
>
>My young relative? An early 20s member of my very extended family.
>She was raised with a very stable family life, but some stupid
>(immature) choices made while a teenager have made her life since much
>more difficult than she or her parents would ever have dreamed. She's
>a good kid, working two jobs and taking college classes. Like the
>fictional Mary Richards, she's going to make it after all. :-)

I'm sure she will. It sounds as though she's doing everything she can
to turn her life around. She was the type of person I loved having as
a client.

>
>jaise? I have no idea who that is. She/he/it seems to have appeared
>out of nowhere in the past few days. Perhaps the hard hearted
>attitude has to do with nicotine withdrawal?

That's actually who I meant when I asked. My AS3 attendance has been
pretty pathetic recently so I thought I'd missed something. I'm
guessing this is someone like Mr Bastard who might have changed his
nom de computer.
Sue
>
>

> I'm guessing this is someone like Mr Bastard who might have changed his
>nom de computer.
>Sue
>>
>>

I'd forgotten about Mr. Bastard, but you could be right. Time and
additional posts may tell.

Please enjoy your sunny warmth. It's far too cold here in Iowa and
the wind is enough to knock an elephant over. I'm SO ready for
flowers to start poking through the dirt!!!

--
BessieBee
Leslie
OOF :-)

"My face, I don't mind it because I am behind it.
It's the folks out front that get the jolt."
~My Grandma, 1898-1981~

I am trying to track this asshole, but with IP's not offering usenet any
longer, it is virtually impossible.
Dammit.

Cat-frustrated and now craving olive cheese puffs



"Sue" <sebrady@thegrid.net> wrote in message
news:4qptm5901jjeejib0irm3j4mtakmbijimj@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 10:00:53 -0600, BessieBee
> <BessieBee@fakeaddress.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>>
>>>Leslie, who is that person?
>>
>>My young relative? An early 20s member of my very extended family.
>>She was raised with a very stable family life, but some stupid
>>(immature) choices made while a teenager have made her life since much
>>more difficult than she or her parents would ever have dreamed. She's
>>a good kid, working two jobs and taking college classes. Like the
>>fictional Mary Richards, she's going to make it after all. :-)
>
> I'm sure she will. It sounds as though she's doing everything she can
> to turn her life around. She was the type of person I loved having as
> a client.
>
>>
>>jaise? I have no idea who that is. She/he/it seems to have appeared
>>out of nowhere in the past few days. Perhaps the hard hearted
>>attitude has to do with nicotine withdrawal?
>
> That's actually who I meant when I asked. My AS3 attendance has been
> pretty pathetic recently so I thought I'd missed something. I'm
> guessing this is someone like Mr Bastard who might have changed his
> nom de computer.
> Sue
>>
>>

I'm getting closer....The jerk is Canadian.
More to follow.

Cat-grinning evilly


"CuckooCat" <silly@laughing.net> wrote in message
news:hkn57q$f72$1@news.eternal-september.org...
>I am trying to track this asshole, but with IP's not offering usenet any
>longer, it is virtually impossible.
> Dammit.
>
> Cat-frustrated and now craving olive cheese puffs
>
>
>
> "Sue" <sebrady@thegrid.net> wrote in message
> news:4qptm5901jjeejib0irm3j4mtakmbijimj@4ax.com...
>> On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 10:00:53 -0600, BessieBee
>> <BessieBee@fakeaddress.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Leslie, who is that person?
>>>
>>>My young relative? An early 20s member of my very extended family.
>>>She was raised with a very stable family life, but some stupid
>>>(immature) choices made while a teenager have made her life since much
>>>more difficult than she or her parents would ever have dreamed. She's
>>>a good kid, working two jobs and taking college classes. Like the
>>>fictional Mary Richards, she's going to make it after all. :-)
>>
>> I'm sure she will. It sounds as though she's doing everything she can
>> to turn her life around. She was the type of person I loved having as
>> a client.
>>
>>>
>>>jaise? I have no idea who that is. She/he/it seems to have appeared
>>>out of nowhere in the past few days. Perhaps the hard hearted
>>>attitude has to do with nicotine withdrawal?
>>
>> That's actually who I meant when I asked. My AS3 attendance has been
>> pretty pathetic recently so I thought I'd missed something. I'm
>> guessing this is someone like Mr Bastard who might have changed his
>> nom de computer.
>> Sue
>>>
>>>
>

It's not CB - he would have found a way to trip up because his head has
been punched too often.

I only see two posts by this person and none that I would consider to be
flammable. Maybe I missed something or maybe this news server filters
are awesome?


CuckooCat wrote:
> I am trying to track this asshole, but with IP's not offering usenet any
> longer, it is virtually impossible.
> Dammit.
>
> Cat-frustrated and now craving olive cheese puffs
>
>
>
> "Sue" <sebrady@thegrid.net> wrote in message
> news:4qptm5901jjeejib0irm3j4mtakmbijimj@4ax.com...
>> On Sun, 07 Feb 2010 10:00:53 -0600, BessieBee
>> <BessieBee@fakeaddress.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Leslie, who is that person?
>>>
>>> My young relative? An early 20s member of my very extended family.
>>> She was raised with a very stable family life, but some stupid
>>> (immature) choices made while a teenager have made her life since much
>>> more difficult than she or her parents would ever have dreamed. She's
>>> a good kid, working two jobs and taking college classes. Like the
>>> fictional Mary Richards, she's going to make it after all. :-)
>>
>> I'm sure she will. It sounds as though she's doing everything she can
>> to turn her life around. She was the type of person I loved having as
>> a client.
>>
>>>
>>> jaise? I have no idea who that is. She/he/it seems to have appeared
>>> out of nowhere in the past few days. Perhaps the hard hearted
>>> attitude has to do with nicotine withdrawal?
>>
>> That's actually who I meant when I asked. My AS3 attendance has been
>> pretty pathetic recently so I thought I'd missed something. I'm
>> guessing this is someone like Mr Bastard who might have changed his
>> nom de computer.
>> Sue
>>>
>>>
>

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"CuckooCat" <silly@laughing.net> wrote in message
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> Cat-frustrated and now craving olive cheese puffs

I agree that as far as I've read, this is only the second post from
Jaise and both were in posts that Leslie had started. While they are
not anti-social, the first was rather crude and I think the second one
snide. I wonder if this person is for real about quitting or looking
to stir up trouble.

FlatironMike
constant reader
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