Don't get him started. He cannot control himself or recognize his own errors. He just goes into an endless escalation to prove his superiority. I find it best to recognize that as a sign you were correct and let him fizzle out.
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Ark Encounter Sues Insurers for Not Covering $1,000,000 Worth of . . . . . . . Rain Damage
- Thread starter Skwim
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Hmm it appears so! Looks like it comes from a French phrase. Maybe it's common up near Canada? Which might explain since I have yet to visit a couple of friends I have that live there. Never heard them use it either but oh well.
Subduction Zone
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Perhaps you are too young. From the first source it was a favorite of Johnny Carson:
": The origin of this, I believe, is the French phrase, "C'est à rire," which, translated literally as "It is to laugh," caught Johnny Carson's fancy. He repeated it often on his show, in a low-key manner, meaning roughly, "That's funny" (i.e., humorous), but often without great enthusiasm."
I edited my previous post and mentioned that you did not seem to have caught my reference to Muphry's Law.
Isn't it just. I am super-psyched to read more.
Yeah I didn't watch Carson either. Not a big late night talk show host person.
Did you know that in Canada, Ken Ham is known as Ken Canadian Bacon? It is a little known fact that I just made up.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I would be surprised if you watched Carson. You were only 11 or 12 when he retired. He appealed to an older crowd.
Yeah I watch him now sometimes (rarely) early in the morning on one of the retro channels that play reruns of Bewitched, Green Acres, Gilligans Island etc.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
So $1,000,000 ark vs. $.50 cloud seeding
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I would think God is trying to say something to Ken.....
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I bought a set of CD's of all of Gilligan's Island, and it included the never aired "treatment". It is just not the same as watching it with commercials.
I edited one of mine as well. (The "fixed it" one)
Aye he is a disgrace to ham.
But Canuckistanian bacon is a disgrace to bacon.
Bob the Unbeliever
Well-Known Member
Hey! Canada's bacon is quite good if you put it on pizza.
Of course, to make it Excellent, you must also add pineapple.
<ducks the inevitable tossing of shoes, utensils and other debris>
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I agree that it's good with pineapple. So if a sneaker comes your way... it slipped out of my hand.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
<shudder>
Perhaps if you called it something else besides "pizza". At any rate if you ever are up in my neck of the woods you can try to order one here
;Pizza: Authentic New York in Mill Creek, Mukilteo, Camano Island & Everett!
I'm among the few who actually like ham & pineapple on pizza.
But feta cheese is key.
(Mozzarella is tasteless goo.)
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Correction, some mozzarella is tasteless goo. Try using fresh moz, the stuff in balls in a clear plastic and and soaking in a bit of water:
It is quite tasty plain too with a bit of salt and pepper.
If it needs salt & pepper to taste good, then it's tasteless goo.Correction, some mozzarella is tasteless goo. Try using fresh moz, the stuff in balls in a clear plastic and and soaking in a bit of water:
It is quite tasty plain too with a bit of salt and pepper.
(I've tried varieties of it....none are good.)
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Really, then bacon is "tasteless goo". Or do you eat your bacon with no salt at all? Do you ever season any of your food? Your constant bacon diet may have destroyed almost all of your taste buds.