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The Bar => Introductions & Subsequent Welcomes => Topic started by: olde north church on December 19, 2010, 09:25:21 PM
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Newly minted member, bass fishing, renewed bass player. turn ons: the outdoors, pleasant people, old movies --- turnoffs: waiting, public transportation, marscapone.
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Welcome!
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Welcome to CC. How did you happen upon us?
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Good evening. Welcome to The Cave. I'm Rev.
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...turnoffs: ... marscapone.
Okay, we're just not going to get along! :hammer:
(kidding - welcome to the cave! :cheersmate:)
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Hi olde north church, welcome! (http://i54.tinypic.com/2navcqx.gif)
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Welcome to the Conservative Cave.
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Welcome to the cave
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Welcome!!
marscapone? :confused:
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Welcome!!
marscapone? :confused:
Distant relative of alcapone?
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Distant relative of alcapone?
Don't know...but I went to HS with his nephew joeycapone...don't remember him having a brother, mars :lmao:
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Newly minted member, bass fishing, renewed bass player. turn ons: the outdoors, pleasant people, old movies --- turnoffs: waiting, public transportation, marscapone.
....the outdoors? in NJ??? really?
:-)
Welcome. I am from one of the NE states north of you (but used to live in Philly many moons ago).
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Renewed bass player, eh?
One of those electric things with strings, I wager. If you do that to stay out of trouble, I can relate. I'm a low brass guy - been doing it for more years than I care to admit.
Welcome to the Cave, ONC. Good to have you on board.
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turnoffs...public transportation...
Me too, and I work for the local version.
It's a job, and I have it. Too many people can't say that in Michiganistan.
Welcome. Try the pasties. They're from the UP.
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Me too, and I work for the local version.
It's a job, and I have it. Too many people can't say that in Michiganistan.
Welcome. Try the pasties. They're from the UP.
Can't eat them without catchup, Yummy Pasties love the buggers.
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Thanks guys and gals for the welcome, the comments and questions.
In no particular order:
1. Yes, NJ has some great outdoors. We hide them from the NY'ers!
2. Marscapone is just a funny cheese. A comedic Philistine might go for gorgonzola, while cheddar and stilton take themselves much too seriously.
3. How did I find this place? Well, there's a bit of a situation going on at another site that's quite reminiscent to when Saddam brought all his officers into the auditorium and started calling out names. I've pretty much had it with the purges. I found Conservative Cave as a result an intense googling session.
4. Marscapone, besides being a relative of Al Capone was one of Clam's Casino's mob.
5. I've heard of pasties. We have pasties in Jersey but they're not quite the same thing.
More to follow.
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How do you play a fish?
Welcome.
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Ah, but what about Brie? Nothing quite like a warm Brie with cherry filling...
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How do you play a fish?
Welcome.
very carefully.
:tongue:
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Ah, but what about Brie? Nothing quite like a warm Brie with cherry filling...
And in puff pastry? :drool:
Also quite good with pesto.
Ok, I'm hungry now. :whistling:
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How do you play a fish?
Welcome.
Start by tuning ...
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And in puff pastry? :drool:
Also quite good with pesto.
Ok, I'm hungry now. :whistling:
Cherry and pesto? Not so good.
But I ran across these rosemary crackers that I know Brie would be AWESOME on.
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Welcome, and Mornin'!
I like cheese too.
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Start by tuning ...
Oh, GOD, not an REO Speedwagon fan. Please, GOD, no...
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Cherry and pesto? Not so good.
But I ran across these rosemary crackers that I know Brie would be AWESOME on.
Ha! you should try it ...the sweet tartness with the garlicly olive oil is the latest thing in food fusion.
:tongue:
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Oh, GOD, not an REO Speedwagon fan. Please, GOD, no...
It's funny you should say that ...
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Oh, GOD, not an REO Speedwagon fan. Please, GOD, no...
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGgLPriZUSA[/youtube]
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Figures that an airedale would like those pickle puffers.
Lemme guess...they were stuck in your record collection with your Erasure CD's, right?
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Oh, GOD, not an REO Speedwagon fan. Please, GOD, no...
They were big here in the 70's , mainly since they were a local band.
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Ha! you should try it ...the sweet tartness with the garlicly olive oil is the latest thing in food fusion.
:tongue:
I dated a girl named Rosemary Crackers.
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Figures that an airedale would like those pickle puffers.
Lemme guess...they were stuck in your record collection with your Erasure CD's, right?
Did I say anything about liking them?? Ummm, NO!! There ya go, trying to think without the proper tools.....
BTW, welcome to the Cave, Olde North Church!!
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Newly minted member, bass fishing, renewed bass player. turn ons: the outdoors, pleasant people, old movies --- turnoffs: waiting, public transportation, marscapone.
Welcome and Merry Christmas!
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Anyone who likes fishing and REO Speedwagon can't be all bad.
And as far as the New Jersey outdoors is concerned, didn't anyone see the episode where Christopher and Paulie tried to dispose of the Russian in the woods? Or when Silvio did dispose of Adriana? Lots of wilderness in New Jersey.
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Anyone who likes fishing and REO Speedwagon can't be all bad.
And as far as the New Jersey outdoors is concerned, didn't anyone see the episode where Christopher and Paulie tried to dispose of the Russian in the woods? Or when Silvio did dispose of Adriana? Lots of wilderness in New Jersey.
:lmao: 1 of the best Sopranos episodes ever!
That was in the Pine Barrens which is in the Southern part of the State, the NW part of the State is where you have the Mountains and Lakes.
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:lmao: 1 of the best Sopranos episodes ever!
That was in the Pine Barrens which is in the Southern part of the State, the NW part of the State is where you have the Mountains and Lakes.
You speak as if you've been to "my peninsula"! Central Jersey has some nice lakes and small rivers.
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They were big here in the 70's , mainly since they were a local band.
Yeah, we were tired of 'em before they hit the big time. :yawn:
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Anyone who likes fishing and REO Speedwagon can't be all bad.
And as far as the New Jersey outdoors is concerned, didn't anyone see the episode where Christopher and Paulie tried to dispose of the Russian in the woods? Or when Silvio did dispose of Adriana? Lots of wilderness in New Jersey.
Unfortunately neither of those episodes were filmed in NJ -- they were filmed in NY because Jersey didn't want to be labeled an "organized crime" state :lmao: Apparently it's bad for our image here! :rotf: Nooooo, there's no bodies buried in those woods . . .
The woods shown in those episodes are a dead giveaway that it's not in NJ -- we have scrub oak and pine down here in the south and those trees were too big! The poison ivy that Paulie picked up was dead on though :-)
And pardon my bad manners, olde north church -- welcome to the Cave!! As you can probably guess, I'm down in the Pine Barrens in South Jersey or down the Shore (on the weekends during warmer months). Have fun here!
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You speak as if you've been to "my peninsula"! Central Jersey has some nice lakes and small rivers.
I live in the NW part of the State LOL, as for Central Jersey? we always end up on the Parkway going South so we tend to miss the Central part of the State, we're always along the Ocean.
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Unfortunately neither of those episodes were filmed in NJ -- they were filmed in NY because Jersey didn't want to be labeled an "organized crime" state :lmao: Apparently it's bad for our image here! :rotf: Nooooo, there's no bodies buried in those woods . . .
The woods shown in those episodes are a dead giveaway that it's not in NJ -- we have scrub oak and pine down here in the south and those trees were too big! The poison ivy that Paulie picked up was dead on though :-)
And pardon my bad manners, olde north church -- welcome to the Cave!! As you can probably guess, I'm down in the Pine Barrens in South Jersey or down the Shore (on the weekends during warmer months). Have fun here!
Actually a large part if not most of the Sopranos was filmed in NJ, there was always a write up in our paper telling where filming was going on, and the Pine Barrens episode was filmed in I think Ocean County. I'm a huge Sopranos fan and at least a couple of times a week go past the gas station where Phil was killed in the final season, he was shot then his wife ran the SUV over his head, you can see the Barnes and Noble in the background.
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Actually a large part if not most of the Sopranos was filmed in NJ, there was always a write up in our paper telling where filming was going on, and the Pine Barrens episode was filmed in I think Ocean County. I'm a huge Sopranos fan and at least a couple of times a week go past the gas station where Phil was killed in the final season, he was shot then his wife ran the SUV over his head, you can see the Barnes and Noble in the background.
I agree that most of the series was filmed in NJ but the episode entitled "Pine Barrens" was not -- it was filmed in Orange County, NY due to a conflict with South Mountain Reservation in Essex County so the shoot was moved to NY . . .
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I agree that most of the series was filmed in NJ but the episode entitled "Pine Barrens" was not -- it was filmed in Orange County, NY due to a conflict with South Mountain Reservation in Essex County so the shoot was moved to NY . . .
Hmm, they have it listed as being filmed in Birch Grove Park in Northfield NJ.
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Unfortunately neither of those episodes were filmed in NJ -- they were filmed in NY because Jersey didn't want to be labeled an "organized crime" state :lmao: Apparently it's bad for our image here! :rotf: Nooooo, there's no bodies buried in those woods . . .
The woods shown in those episodes are a dead giveaway that it's not in NJ -- we have scrub oak and pine down here in the south and those trees were too big! The poison ivy that Paulie picked up was dead on though :-)
And pardon my bad manners, olde north church -- welcome to the Cave!! As you can probably guess, I'm down in the Pine Barrens in South Jersey or down the Shore (on the weekends during warmer months). Have fun here!
Thanks njpines for the warm welcome. With the chill outside, every bit helps! My hometown is actually where the northern reaches of the PB abuts what was farmland when I was growing up but shifted to strip malls and condos more recently.
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BTW NJ Pines, apologies if I came across as a know it all, that really wasn't my intent, I'm just a huge fan of the show and have seen episodes so many times and did a lot of reading about each episode. So I apologize if that's how I came across.
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I'm late to the party, but WELCOME. :cheersmate:
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Unfortunately neither of those episodes were filmed in NJ -- they were filmed in NY because Jersey didn't want to be labeled an "organized crime" state :lmao: Apparently it's bad for our image here! :rotf: Nooooo, there's no bodies buried in those woods . . .
The woods shown in those episodes are a dead giveaway that it's not in NJ -- we have scrub oak and pine down here in the south and those trees were too big! The poison ivy that Paulie picked up was dead on though :-)
And pardon my bad manners, olde north church -- welcome to the Cave!! As you can probably guess, I'm down in the Pine Barrens in South Jersey or down the Shore (on the weekends during warmer months). Have fun here!
You have bodies buried in the woods...
We have nuclear waste buried in the woods down here.....
Wanna trade? :whistling:
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Just a quick update ... I've been here a couple of weeks and have to say, it's been great so far. The people are pleasant, no walking on egg shells. A lot of humor, intelligent, excellent writing skills.
What a welcoming atmosphere!
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^^You came to the right place if you're a conservative. :cheersmate:
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Welcome to CC! Sorry I'm tardy to the party! Enjoy our little home!