On Wed, 3 Jun 2015 17:14:50 -0500, "Terry Coombs"
wrote:

Ed Huntress wrote:
On Wed, 3 Jun 2015 15:30:05 -0500, "Terry Coombs"
wrote:

Ed Huntress wrote:

"Carmelize: the act of sticking one or more fingers into the anus
of a male, possibly butt-raping on a school bus 'did you hear
about the teen who got carmelized at school?'"

And even the L.A. Times makes that mistake sometimes:

"Photos - Step-by-step: How to carmelize onions"

http://www.latimes.com/style/la-fo-s...togallery.html

How many fingers they have to use on an onion? d8-)

Thanks Ed , I needed the laugh . I sometimes get irritated when
someone just has to have the last word ...and the horse was already
dead , so quit with the flogging !

From what I saw, it looked like Ranger and Jon Ball were trying to get
the last word on each other. You were just a foil for Ball to do his
usual tricks.

Been doing some metalworking along with the usual "I'm a farmer
now" stuff . I'll post about that in a little while .

It's time for me to do my metalworking for the day, too. I have to pop
the top on this can of Bud...

Fortunately, on the farming stuff, the 3-1/2 inches of rain we had in
the last 36 hours didn't wash out my tomatoes or peppers. I was
worried but I had forked in enough leaf compost that it really drained
well.

We had double the norm for Stone County Ar last month ... My peppers are
doing OK (serrano and red sweet) and the 'maters are all (34 plants , 5
varieties) starting to flower ... some even have some small fruit now . The
Acorn squash has set fruit , the garlic is rolling along , and looks like 6
cucumber plants this year . I sure wish I could get Anaheim peppers to
germinate ...

Oh, man, you have a lot of tomato picking ahead. I have only five
plants and that will keep the neighbors supplied.

Two of my varieties have started to flower, too -- my beloved Ramapos,
and a little, yellow cherry tomato I haven't grown befo Sungold.
And I have 6 cukes, as well. I don't know what I'm going to do with
all of them. They were a late addition: we bought a small flat of
plants at a 4H sale and they're growing like crazy. They're bush-type,
so they won't produce like the pole variety, but still...

We've had great lettuce this year. I have my second planting in, and,
if June isn't too hot, we'll have a lot more to come.

--
Ed Huntress