2012 Online Scams

[Gene E. Bloch]

It's "Much Ado About Nothing". On a side note, I can't believe you've never
heard the phrase, "You can't prevent stupid."

To be honest, I'm not familiar with the phrase in exactly that form.

To continue being honest, I had no trouble understanding it.

OK, I'll post this, but afterwards I'll give up on this dead horse

 

[Big Steel]

It's "Much Ado About Nothing". On a side note, I can't believe you've
never heard the phrase, "You can't prevent stupid."

Nope never read it or heard it. It is what it is.

 

[Big Steel]

OK, I'll post this, but afterwards I'll give up on this dead horse

<yawn>
<pfft>

please do it's boring...

 

[Satanic Mechanic ©]

Nope never read it or heard it. It is what it is.

big steal never heard of it because he is stupid and lives in a
trailer thats on cinder blocks

 

[Big Steel]

On 2/24/2012 7:22 PM, Satanic Mechanic © wrote:

 

[Big Steel]

On 2/24/2012 7:22 PM, Satanic Mechanic © wrote:

a stalker too...

 

[Stan Brown]

On a side note, I can't believe you've never
heard the phrase, "You can't prevent stupid."

*I* had never heard it till you used it.

 

[Bob I]

To be honest, I'm not familiar with the phrase in exactly that form.

To continue being honest, I had no trouble understanding it.

OK, I'll post this, but afterwards I'll give up on this dead horse

Perhaps make some shuzhuk?

 

[choro]

Perhaps make some shuzhuk?

You mean this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sujuk

Yes, I've heard lots of stories about sujuk makers going to the
livestock markets and returning with one cow and two donkeys. But I
guess horses will do as well.

Probably the best sujuk is the D-shaped ones, which starts off as two
rather long tubular sausages tied every 8 cm or so with a strong skin
and then pressed to get the double D shape -- one being a mirror image
of the other. Sort of back to back post coital position.

Sujuk is any tubular sausage really. These pressed one have a special
name -- basturma. Meaning...? Yes, you've guessed it: It means Pressed.
Not all Basturma's are of this type or shaped like this. There are other
varieties of Basturma, like for example the Kayseri Basturma which is a
real if rather expensive treat. My mouth has started watering already!
-- choro

PS. Careful though, sujuk can also mean a part of the male anatomy in
Turkish slang! I'll leave YOU to guess which part!

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Perhaps make some shuzhuk?

I was mystified, since all that Goggle gave me for your spelling was a
river dolphin, but choro saved the day for me.

It looks pretty good, but I'll probably skip the horsemeat or
donkeymeat variants

Yeah, I'm culturally parochial in some areas...