MoGrubb

You could wear a headband and play Greek runner.

Yeah, I'll just step out the door and run past Rahway State Prison.

.... How do you grill a pizza? You grill burgers, cheekin, steak, suspects, but, I ain't never heard of grilling a pizza. You mean just heating it up? I've done it a couple of ways. One is to prepare your pizza and bake in the oven at 450 degrees F until the pizza is almost cooked. That could take anywhere from 10-30 minutes. Then I throw it on the grill to finish the bottom off. Another way is to again bake it at 450 until it sets and can be taken off of the pan. Place it on the grill (I use a pizza stone here) until it starts to brown. Flip it over and put your toppings on the cooked side. When everything looks cooked it's done. I brush the dough with olive oil either before or after I take it out of the oven. It's smart to have a pizza peel and a stone. I've never had success grilling it from start to finish. Always seems to end up under or over cooked. Cool. That's a grated grill? [i imagine a burned pizza from hanging down between the grates.]

Kill Shorty Shorty Rogers Roger Kellaway(sp)

I believe people waste money buying stuff like this just to tick off the rest of us.

Any hair left on your hands? We were going to do Pizza on the grill last friday, but the rest of the family went out to the lake, while I stayed home had a pbj and worked. All for the best as we had a short by very intense thunderstorm right about dinner time. Maybe next week. How do you grill a pizza? You grill burgers, cheekin, steak, suspects, but, I ain't never heard of grilling a pizza. You mean just heating it up?

Cool and low humidity for July here, too. The humidity is supposed to come back soon and screw it up.

Ray Charles Ray Anthony Ray Brown

Favorite pizza places (past, present) Primo Pizza in the Food Court, in Cross Creek Mall, Fayetteville, NC. Their calzone and pizza rivals anything I ever had in Boston.

Ozzie Osbourne Black Sabbath Marlon Brando[Apocalypse Now]

Maybe it was the best head they ever had. Wouldn't you applaud too? Hey now. I appreciate applause, as long as I don't gage/judge my playing according to the (amount of) applause I get or donot get. 'Course I've never played for a really "hip" audience.

I tried switching to FF when I was on MSN9 dialup but couldn't figure out how to use the go-between site/function that I needed to import Favorites and my Address book. [FF didn't provide import capability from MSN9 and MSN9 didn't provide export capability to FF.]

Certainly make me wonder why there was so much American currency there.

Willie Mays Lew Alcindor Earl Monroe

I've been hearing how great FireFox is for a couple of years, have been looking for an excuse to jump on the bandwagon. But, I can't see a reason for giving up IE because, as far as I know, it's been trouble free. Maybe I'm having problems and don't know it? Like, I hear of all the problems that IE has, but wonder if the problems don't lie with something else causing it to mess up. My computer is the cheapest thing Compaq puts out and IE seems to work great on it. I almost feel apologetic for using IE.

You might wish for "Stormy Weather" in hot sticky weather. re: songs to avoid Late last night when we were all in bed Mrs. O'Leary lit a latern in her shed The cow kicked it over And this is what she said: There'll be a hot time in the old town toni-i-ight.

The nose knows.

Johnny Appleseed Old McDonald Mr. Ed

Count Basie, circa 1960. Never did any "go man goes" but a bunch of "Whoops!"

So sad.

How about the Chunnel? I didn't see it mentioned. That's got to be a hell of a feat. [On a sidebar: The recent road construction up in Boston is a feat, for delays and cost(overruns), if nothing else. ]

Junior Cook Michael Brecker Junior Walker

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...*tsk* No.

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