An apology...

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Maarten

#1 posted August 3, 2005 at 6:06am (EDT)

...to everyone and especially Verouge.
The last thing I wanted was to create a witch hunt, but I realize that's exactly what I did last night.

I am VERY fond of the SC community and the last thing I want is someone trying to destroy it by being a complete butt-hole and putting users up against eachother, like Richard/Whizkid/Jason is doing.

So again, I am sorry I went too far. I love you all (well, most of you

) and let's keep this community going for a long time to come without too many trolls.

moonstone

#2 posted August 3, 2005 at 6:31am (EDT)

verouge

#3 posted August 3, 2005 at 7:04am (EDT)

Maarten wrote:
> ...to everyone and especially Verouge.
> The last thing I wanted was to create a witch hunt, but I realize
> that's exactly what I did last night.
>
> I am VERY fond of the SC community and the last thing I want is someone
> trying to destroy it by being a complete butt-hole and putting users
> up against eachother, like Richard/Whizkid/Jason is doing.
>
> So again, I am sorry I went too far. I love you all (well, most
> of you

) and let's keep this community going for a long time to
> come without too many trolls.

Hi Maarten.

Because:
- I like this site,
- I respect ALL the users and I LIKE most of them,
- I do care of SC,
- I want to keep this site on and protect it from "bad-people",
- I am one of these users,
- I understand your situation (although I deny all what you did last time, it really hurt me),
- And because I respect Bill and all his demands and opinions. (He is the creator of this site and we are the followers).

I accept your apologize, I do forgive you but I don't know if I would forget what happened the last time!

Sincerly yours.
Marwan Chahine.

verouge

#4 posted August 3, 2005 at 7:10am (EDT)

) and let's keep this community going for a long time to
> come without too many trolls.

BTW Maarten, are you "Richard"?? hehe.. Let's calm down, and wait..

Irene007

#5 posted August 3, 2005 at 7:43am (EDT)

Now let's kiss and make up!

verouge

#6 posted August 3, 2005 at 8:04am (EDT)

irene007 wrote:
> Now let's kiss and make up!

HEHEHE, very funny Irene, but you know what? someone told me this:
"Always Forgive Your Enemies,
But Never Forget Their Names"!!

Irene007

#7 posted August 3, 2005 at 8:17am (EDT)

verouge wrote:
> irene007 wrote:
>> Now let's kiss and make up!

>
> HEHEHE, very funny Irene, but you know what? someone told me this:
> "Always Forgive Your Enemies,
> But Never Forget Their Names"!!

Bon conseil!
Tu peux pardonner Maarten - il est vraiment un chic type qui a fait une erreur... Tu vois, maintenant, la merde que ce Richard peut causer? We're all paranoid because we know he's watching us...

Je lui ai d�j� fait confiance, il y longtemps et je l'ai m�me d�fendu quand tout le monde semblait contre lui... But I know better now! And so do you!

OfTheSoul

#8 posted August 3, 2005 at 8:41pm (EDT)

Irene: Vous parlez italien tr�s bien! O� avez-vous appris?

Irene007

#9 posted August 3, 2005 at 9:18pm (EDT)

OfTheSoul wrote:
> Irene: Vous parlez italien tr�s bien! O� avez-vous appris?

Lo sai che ti amo e voglio solo te, il mio amore!! Now that's Italian!

Par contre, mon fran�ais est beaucoup mieux que mon italien!

verouge

#10 posted August 4, 2005 at 2:51am (EDT)

irene007 wrote:
> verouge wrote:
>> irene007 wrote:
> |>> Now let's kiss and make up!

>>
>> HEHEHE, very funny Irene, but you know what? someone told me this:
>> "Always Forgive Your Enemies,
>> But Never Forget Their Names"!!
>
> Bon conseil!
> Tu peux pardonner Maarten - il est vraiment un chic type qui a fait
> une erreur... Tu vois, maintenant, la merde que ce Richard peut causer?
> We're all paranoid because we know he's watching us...

>
> Je lui ai d�j� fait confiance, il y longtemps et je l'ai m�me d�fendu
> quand tout le monde semblait contre lui... But I know better now!
> And so do you!

Je lui ai pardonn�, maintenant c'est fini!!! mais dit-moi??? tu parle l'Italian??? I didn't know this?? on dit que c'est tr�s facil pr nous (franco-gents) de parles l'Italian, mais je n'l'ai jamais parl�!!!
I wish to do it oneday, but I have to have someone to talk to!

Irene007

#11 posted August 4, 2005 at 6:06am (EDT)

verouge wrote:

> Je lui ai pardonn�, maintenant c'est fini!!! mais dit-moi??? tu parle
> l'Italian??? I didn't know this?? on dit que c'est tr�s facil pr nous
> (franco-gents) de parles l'Italian, mais je n'l'ai jamais parl�!!!
>
> I wish to do it oneday, but I have to have someone to talk to!

I basically understand Italian but I wouldn't go as far as saying that I speak, nor write it... It took me about 15 minutes to figure out how to write that line that I can easily say!

jettles

#12 posted August 5, 2005 at 10:24am (EDT)

you see, i work for a few days in a row and don't come here for a bit, then i come back and all hell has broken loose!! what the hell??
I CAN'T LEAVE YOU FOR A MOMENT WITHOUT A FIGHT ERUPTING?!!!?

wow, such goings on?!!

Irene007

#13 posted August 5, 2005 at 10:49am (EDT)

jettles wrote:
> you see, i work for a few days in a row and don't come here for a
> bit, then i come back and all hell has broken loose!! what the hell??
> I CAN'T LEAVE YOU FOR A MOMENT WITHOUT A FIGHT ERUPTING?!!!?
>
> wow, such goings on?!!

Don't you just hate it when that happens?? For once I was here...

jettles

#14 posted August 5, 2005 at 10:51am (EDT)

i was here over the weekend and their was noone around......... no surveys, no one in forum too much, etc. etc.
and then this..................... WOW!
who knew??!!

darkshadowsseeker

#15 posted August 5, 2005 at 12:26pm (EDT)

It's like trying to talk on the phone when you've got kids....as soon as you start talking, a fight breaks out!

verouge

#16 posted August 5, 2005 at 9:06pm (EDT)

irene007 wrote:
> verouge wrote:
>
>> Je lui ai pardonn�, maintenant c'est fini!!! mais dit-moi??? tu
> parle
>> l'Italian??? I didn't know this?? on dit que c'est tr�s facil pr
> nous
>> (franco-gents) de parles l'Italian, mais je n'l'ai jamais parl�!!!
>>
>> I wish to do it oneday, but I have to have someone to talk to!
>
> I basically understand Italian but I wouldn't go as far as saying
> that I speak, nor write it... It took me about 15 minutes to figure
> out how to write that line that I can easily say!

I wouldn't agree with you more!!! It would take about 30mins cause I had tried it a couple of months ago!!

verouge

#17 posted August 5, 2005 at 9:08pm (EDT)

jettles wrote:
> i was here over the weekend and their was noone around......... no
> surveys, no one in forum too much, etc. etc.
> and then this..................... WOW!
> who knew??!!

You missed a lot, anyway we missed you a lot, hehe!!

verouge

#18 posted August 5, 2005 at 9:08pm (EDT)

darkshadowsseeker

#19 posted August 5, 2005 at 9:54pm (EDT)

jettles wrote:
> i was here over the weekend and their was noone around......... no
> surveys, no one in forum too much, etc. etc.
> and then this..................... WOW!
> who knew??!!

What am I? Chopped liver? I was here over the weekend too.

jettles

#20 posted August 6, 2005 at 7:48am (EDT)

wolf359 wrote:
> jettles wrote:
>

What am I? Chopped liver? I was here over the weekend too.
>

NO NO NO you are not chopped liver by any means!!!!!! but you know what i mean, really, there wasn't this volume of forum postings or really any surveys at all!!!!

iamdonte

#21 posted August 6, 2005 at 11:17am (EDT)

In NC they would refer to one as "Livermush" instead of chopped liver. I have yet to figure out (even from restaurants that serve this on the menu) what livermush really is.

darkshadowsseeker

#22 posted August 6, 2005 at 1:51pm (EDT)

jettles wrote:
> wolf359 wrote:
>> jettles wrote:
>>

What am I? Chopped liver? I was here over the weekend too.
>>

>
>

NO NO NO you are not chopped liver by any means!!!!!! but you
> know what i mean, really, there wasn't this volume of forum postings
> or really any surveys at all!!!!

I know...I was just flicking ya crap!

darkshadowsseeker

#23 posted August 6, 2005 at 1:56pm (EDT)
edited August 6, 2005 at 2:01pm (EDT)

iamdonte wrote:
> In NC they would refer to one as "Livermush" instead of chopped liver.
> I have yet to figure out (even from restaurants that serve this on
> the menu) what livermush really is.

http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/1222/p14s01-lifo.htm...

As you can see, it's made from chopped pork livers. Traditional chopped liver is made from chicken livers, not pork because chopped liver is of Jewish tradition, hence no pork products. They are two separate dishes.
http://www.jewish-food.org/recipes/meat0027.htm
The first ingredient on the list is another name for rendered chicken fat.

And here is a recipe for livermush....http://www.chefrick.com/html/recipe19.html

iamdonte

#24 posted August 6, 2005 at 9:38pm (EDT)

ICK!

darkshadowsseeker

#25 posted August 6, 2005 at 9:56pm (EDT)

iamdonte wrote:
> ICK!

Which are you "icking" to, the livermush, the chopped liver, or both?

iamdonte

#26 posted August 6, 2005 at 10:29pm (EDT)

liver of any kind

darkshadowsseeker

#27 posted August 6, 2005 at 10:55pm (EDT)

iamdonte wrote:
> liver of any kind

I'm with you on that! However, my sister likes both fried liver & onions and fried chicken livers! Quadruple YUCK!! to all of them! When my grandmother made fried liver & onions for her and my sister, she made me scrambled eggs. She knew I wouldn't eat the liver & onions. The only time my sister got a fried chicken liver is when we had fried chicken. As long as I got the wishbone, I didn't care what pieces my grandmother (who ate the heart and gizzard) and sister (chicken liver) ate.

iamdonte

#28 posted August 6, 2005 at 11:25pm (EDT)

Whenever I asked my mother what was for dinner and she replied "Tuna fish" I knew that I would be eating a tuna sandwich outside. I could not stand the smell of liver cooking. It made me very sick to my stomach. She would air out the house and spray lysol around until I could come back inside.

darkshadowsseeker

#29 posted August 6, 2005 at 11:37pm (EDT)

iamdonte wrote:
> Whenever I asked my mother what was for dinner and she replied "Tuna
> fish" I knew that I would be eating a tuna sandwich outside. I could
> not stand the smell of liver cooking. It made me very sick to my stomach.
> She would air out the house and spray lysol around until I could come
> back inside.

I didn't mind the smell, it was the taste that was my downfall. On the subject of tuna...I will eat tuna in a sandwich, but you can't get me to eat tuna casserole. I've always disliked hot tuna dishes made from canned tuna, the same goes for another hot fish dish, scalloped salmon made with canned salmon. I'll eat fresh tuna and fresh salmon, but I don't like the canned varieties heated up, especially in a casserole of some kind. On the other hand, my grandmother and I were both fond of split pea soup and my sister wouldn't touch it. She called it elephant snot soup...sometimes while we were eating it!

LindaH

#30 posted August 6, 2005 at 11:44pm (EDT)

She said "snot" at the table in front of the old fashioned prissy grandma?! Was she nuts or just brave?

iamdonte

#31 posted August 6, 2005 at 11:46pm (EDT)

I'll eat canned tuna but, like you, will not touch the stuff hot.

My partner like to say things sometimes while we are eating about her work (these comments usually involve bodily functions in some form...she teaches autistic kids). I'll have to remember your sister's comment about the split pea soup since I won't eat it either. It's not the taste so much as it is a dry texture that I can't handle. It's kind of like coconut...I like the flavor but will not eat coconut...the texture is too much like getting sand in my mouth and not being about to get it out for days.

darkshadowsseeker

#32 posted August 7, 2005 at 12:06am (EDT)

joalis wrote:
> She said "snot" at the table in front of the old fashioned prissy
> grandma?! Was she nuts or just brave?

Nuts...she got her mouth smacked and was sent from the table. She went without dinner that night.

darkshadowsseeker

#33 posted August 7, 2005 at 12:08am (EDT)

iamdonte wrote:
> I'll eat canned tuna but, like you, will not touch the stuff hot.
>
>
> My partner like to say things sometimes while we are eating about
> her work (these comments usually involve bodily functions in some
> form...she teaches autistic kids). I'll have to remember your sister's
> comment about the split pea soup since I won't eat it either. It's
> not the taste so much as it is a dry texture that I can't handle.
> It's kind of like coconut...I like the flavor but will not eat coconut...the
> texture is too much like getting sand in my mouth and not being about
> to get it out for days.

Hmmm....I've never had split pea soup that had a dry texture. Maybe whomever made the soup you were eating (or if it was canned) didn't know how to make it correctly.

iamdonte

#34 posted August 7, 2005 at 12:09am (EDT)

that's what I have been told....the last time I tried it was a long time ago but kind of reminded me of green wallpaper paste.

darkshadowsseeker

#35 posted August 7, 2005 at 12:17am (EDT)

iamdonte wrote:
> that's what I have been told....the last time I tried it was a long
> time ago but kind of reminded me of green wallpaper paste.

I wish you could try the split pea soup with ham at Teresa's Deli. They only serve it on Thursdays (they have a homemade soup daily) and it's even better than my grandmother's...and that's saying something!

Maarten

#36 posted August 7, 2005 at 5:11am (EDT)

How did this topic go from an apology to liver and soup?

iamdonte

#37 posted August 7, 2005 at 10:40am (EDT)

Not a clue!

darkshadowsseeker

#38 posted August 7, 2005 at 12:35pm (EDT)

iamdonte wrote:
>

Not a clue!

That innocent look fools no one!

iamdonte