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And next summer we will be whining about the extremely hot weather. lol ( my personal "extreme" is anything over about 25º Centigrade.) Currently we have about a third meter of snow.

lol I was kidding around, Juan. :D

lol *throws our Oster blender out and rushes out to get the KitchenAid blender mentioned in the vid* Never thought of using vids as recipe cards. Cool. Wonder if I can pipe it to the kitchen.

Cool. Not a big fan of miso muself but wife likes it. Here's a Bearnaise sauce we find quite awesome: First, take: 1/4 Medium onion, chopped 1 1/2 tsp. dry tarragon, or good wad of fresh Good grind of black pepper 1/2 cup Chablis Simmer in small pan until liquid reduced to a couple...

lol Everything is made of chemicals. The liquid smoke we use consists of hickory smoke in canola oil. Do you eat bacon? Do you BBQ anything?

Hollandaise is yummy. Um, Dirtylinder, is anyone forcing you to eat it? That's a personal preference thing. As far as I know, the contents of most sauces and gravies can be varied according to personal preference.

Sometimes we do that, too. Also Cajun seasoning, or Louisiana hot sauce, or liquid hickory smoke.

I prefer instant potatoes to thicken rather than flour. Also tapioca or rice starch can be used. One of my favorites is to add cream of mushroom soup to whatever juices are left in a roast pan.

Land mass is crust. So? If they weren't there, then how would they have covered any land not covered today? Really? Oceans that weren't there actually covered land that isn't covered today. *scatches head* The North American Plate isn't moving? Any evidence for this statement? Tectonic Plate...

roflmao Again we have an explanation of a scientific matter explained by an unscientific person using a highly suspicious interpretation of an unscientific religious text. Good for a laugh.

lol This "theory" has been around since the mid 50s in various forms (forms meaning wording used to express it). As a method for explaining why the Earth expands and contracts, it is not a very good one. This guy assumes that Earth initially had a solid surface. heheh He assumes that Earth...

Perhaps, but he is still quoting these idiotic hypotheses from that interpretation of a obviously unscientific religious text.

rofl We are no more alien to Earth than a malignant neoplasm is to the human body or binomial Aphtae epizooticae is to a cow. [/FONT] [FONT=serif][B] Nevermind that the past few gov'ts we've had in BC have done nothing but mismanage the forests dreadfully.

So why would it even be considered to be left in the science forum. Or even in the "alternate THEORY" forum? THAT is laughable.

So Mars' 1500° isn't hot? It's only "boiled egg" hot? melting points of metal, metals, metallurgy, how to

Again, what you say is not theory. It is merely hypothesis and hypothesis that is easily refuted. Your problem is that in spite of having been refuted many times by a few people, you continue to post the same crap. And the reason that people repeat what NASA and others have said is because they...

Sorry, eanassir, you've been shown to be wildly off the mark in astronomy, physics, and chemistry, and yet you continue to spew your tripe from an obviously erroneous interpretation of a book whose topic is about a figment of someone's imagination. So who is the idiot and fool? Sorry, it isn't...

I am not against the odd off-topic post but when people come from other forums and fill up half a page of trivial, off-topic and personal stuff at a time it is getting to be a bit much.

Beav, I can't seem to rez your pic.

Hermie, in spite of the fact that the twit insists upon using a vastly erroneous interpretation of a religious text as a scientific text, it appears he IS right about Mars having a hot core. SPACE.com -- Mars Core Squishy, Goes with the Tidal Flow