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yeah, you found it on the Internet, so it must be true.

I must be correct. The source of my logic is infallible. Monty Python Holy Grail Witches

no worries. Sparta on Sunday.

Cheese cake is yummy. Since we're still derailed, definitive proof of cheese as a dessert follows: Ice cream is globally accepted, without reservation, as a dessert item... Ice cream is made from fresh, wholesome milk... Cheese is made from fresh, wholesome milk... Ergo, cheese is a dessert item.

That is hilarious.

Thanks, Nick. I may have to make that my avatar.

I have no explanation for chicken pot pie. I think the culinary definition is that it's a "savory". As far as I'm concerned, it's an exception to the pie as dessert rule, and as such, is an abomination against gastronomy. Alright, I think we've taken this thread just about as far off the rails as possible. I submit that we end it here, and let everyone get back to their regularly scheduled programming. I'm willing to call this one a tie.

Bread covered in a dessert item isn't dessert... it's a pizza.

Cheese is absolutely a dessert. Maybe not in the trailer park you come from, but in the clean world, a good cheese is tantamount to a fine piece of cake.

Greetings and welcome.

I'm pretty sure Matt doesn't want to subject his girl friend to the likes of us. When he was unattached, it was no problem hanging out with the group, but now, we're not good enough for him. Can't really say he's wrong, just trying to find an explanation.

... with melted sharp cheddar and a fine glass of Night Train.

True. I apologize if I offended anyone's delicate sensibilities. Feel free to delete all offending references to Steph's unfortunate condition.

Is that the STD you're being treated for?

This is a delicate, highly engineered night sight. It scares me to think of you madly wailing on it like it's some eurotrash Mosin. That said, bring it along.

Strawberry rhubarb for us... humble for you.

Pie is a dessert item. Pumpkin isn't dessert, it's a side dish of squash. Ergo, pumpkin pie isn't pie. Just like quiche isn't egg pie.

A small, portable, hand holdable walkie talkie in 1928?? I'm skeptical. Ditto for a tape recorder.

If anyone has an S&W sight pusher for an M&P, I could sure use 5 minutes with it.

Ft. Dix, 10/30... that change your mind?

Can't wait. I'm already shivering with... anticipation If you bring yours, I'll bring mine. Otherwise, I'll probably just bring the beater. ETA: Don't forget the shotgun. You're gonna hit the skeet field.

For anyone who's looking to try out some new items with a future purchase in mind, it's a good idea to bring a notepad. There's gonna be a LOT of gear there, and I know from experience that it can get confusing, after trying out a dozen or more different guns, to remember what you liked and disliked about each one.

One of the great things about this group is their willingness to share their knowledge, their equipment and their experiences with anyone in the community. It's a rare and wonderful thing when people with similar interests can get together and enjoy each others company, act as ambassadors for the various sports, and spread their combined knowledge throughout the group. It's what keeps most of us coming back here. And the pie.

I may just be clinging to a simpler time, but I find it intrusive. I'm still of the belief that as someone who has done nothing wrong, and has nothing to fear from LE, my personal travel habits and destinations are my private and personal business and have no place in a searchable database. I absolutely see the benefits, but I dislike being included in the haystack when the search for the needle is being conducted. I don't do EZPass for the same reason. I'm not a nut trying to live off the grid, but I think the line between personal privacy and societal protection has to be drawn somewhere.

Thanks. Not a good day for repartee. Maybe later.