Thread: Tbd

As in "To be determined". One of the complaints I seem to get is that threads have a tendency to go "off topic" (especially when I post to them). This thread will not have that problem since the thread topic is not set in concrete. Heck, it is not even set in silly putty.

We can set up the thread title and the location of the thread when we decide on a topic for it. Until then, post away.

pea soup

Well, that is one story you have there. Want to give everyone the details?

I've heard it takes a Big Dog to weigh a ton.

Anyone comment on that?

I'd really like to hear from Reggie on what his avatar is trying to convey. Or perhaps it's still to be determined.

I have no idea Joe, I was hoping to get some clarification.

I think everyone would like to know more about pea soup.

Hanna explain it

Originally Posted by nealberk

As in "To be determined". One of the complaints I seem to get is that threads have a tendency to go "off topic" (especially when I post to them). This thread will not have that problem since the thread topic is not set in concrete. Heck, it is not even set in silly putty.

We can set up the thread title and the location of the thread when we decide on a topic for it. Until then, post away.

So in other words, if you post something that is off-topic, here it is on topic, which immediately make it off-topic.

So can someone explain what "off topic" means?

Pea soup explanation.
Not a good soup maker but I had this ham bone thing from Easter.
Put it in the pot with the peas and water and onions, etc etc(Got the recipe off the internet). It says to simmer for quite a while. I did.
One of the members here said she puts her mixture in the blender to get it to the right consistency, so I did. Mind you...I did take out the ham bone thing.
So it's a hot mixture,right? Right. Pushed the "blend" button. And woudn't you know it? The lid to the blender wasn't on so good. Pea soup was therefore on the floor, stove, cupboard, counters, my clothes, and I'm not sure where else it landed. Spent about an hour just cleaning up the mess.

Not a great story, but I'm sticking to it.