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You were doing great until the kippers in Louisiana hot sauce. Now, I love real smoked kippered herring. I even like Brunswick sardines right out of the can. Loisiana hot sauce belongs in Louisiana. I hate the stuff.

I would have said it sounded like corned beef hash....One of my favourites. I guess you could serve whatever you wanted for dessert.

Our kids used to pick out bits of green pepper and mushrooms the size a microdot. I finally got around this by grinding the mushrooms up and mixing them right into the meat balls

There is a vegetarian chili recipe that is so simple it is hardly a recipe. Ingredients One large Walla Walla onion chopped. one large carrot chopped3 cloves of garlic crushed. Three large stocks of celery finely chopped. A pound of fresh mushrooms sliced. Small green and red bell peppers...

One recipe that comes to mind is this one. You can't get much simpler than this: Beef shanks in the slow cooker Ingredients four large meaty beef shanks half cup all purpose flour one teaspoon black pepper salt to taste a can of tomato soup half can of water 2 teaspoons of died basil quarter...

Here is a short video of a lap on the short track by a race prepared BMW 330i (Actually, there are a few different cars doing laps.) The bimmer is the second one down from the top on the left hand side. The track is a lot wider than I remember it but then, my experience is a few years old...

I once took a race driving course that convinced me that I was not a race driver. When I was in Germany with the RCAF a few years back I took a one week high performance driving course. The course was given by Bob Bondurant. The driving was on the short track at Nurbergring. We were driving...

Ah yes. The rule of law brigade. They don't want to speed and they don't want anyone else to speed either.

You sound almost exactly like my wife. If there are only three stores in a town, my wife will find a "gotta have" in two of them......;-):lol:

Actually, there is room for small, soft, luggage. Not much more than overnight though.

On a dry road it will get to sixty miles an hour in under five seconds, has a top speed of close to a hundred and fifty miles an hour, and it will out-corner anything on the road. Who needs a suitcase?.....;-) YouTube - Lotus Elise Review from lotusulie.com

God! Don't encourage him. Like all minivan drivers he'll be doing five klicks below the posted speed limit...:roll:

There are a few small differences...Like roll cages....Driving skill.....Etc.:lol:

It looked like the guy kept his foot down through a couple puddles or wet spots and that is what got him sideways. I don't know why anyone would want that kind of power in a bloody pickup truck in the first place.:roll:

If you are running Windows Vista you can apparently use USB memory sticks to increase your RAM.. Is there any way to do this on Windows XP? Right now USB memory sticks are dirt cheap

Did you know that air conditioning is standard equipment on the Elise, along with the anti-lock brake system? I think I could rough it for a while...;-):lol:

If I were to own one more sports car it would likely be the Elise. It would have to be a coupe. I had enough water down my neck with the Healeys and the MG.s. The Miata can be beaten by horsepower but not much else. The good thing about the GT6 was that it was a very well thought out car...

That is a fun drive. My Miata would love it.

I couldn't remember what year they ditched the pop-up headlights....A feature I really liked on the Miata. The Alpine wasn't a bad sports car but like all the Roots Group offerings, the parts could have come from anywhere. Adding that Ford engine gave it more acceleration but the weight of...

I wouldn't compare Mowat with Michael Moore. He did pad the stories abit but I've enjoyed everything of his I've read. He usually ended up with a very entertaining story. If you hear Mowat interviewed, you come away feeling that he loves the country, and for that I can forgive most things.