Well I was gonna say that's not lisa, her name is julie...but then.

My cousin's name is Julie. And you know my name. So we had fun with that song when we were kids. ;)

I felt ya.

All you people who had your names in the songs... you were the lucky ones.

When the DJ would come on and tell us that was Jessie Colter, I remember being almost angry about it. Shouldn't you have to sing "My name is Jessie"?? Jessie, Julie, it's not that far off, even. Wouldn't the song be even more interesting? Or would it? Would that make it even more weird in a weirder way?

I remember two cases where it caused people trouble. One was my landlord's daughter... Roxanne. :haha:

Did she, uh, 'put on the red light' (wink, wink, nudge, nudge)?

Well, the name of the song was "I'm Not Lisa", but, she could have narrowed it down some more...

She did, remember - the whole line was "I'm not Lisa, My name is Julie," but she was always lying.

Damn if she didn't.[/backfromyoutube]

[Julia] The addition of an acid will fluff up your whipped egg whites. It stabilizes the whites and adds volume. Add 1/8 teaspoon of acid ingredient (such as lemon juice, vinegar, or cream of tartar) per egg white, except for meringues, where 1/8 is used for two egg whites. The acid should be added to the whites just as they begin to become frothy during beating. [/Julia]

Wow. I've seen airplanes punch through clouds all the time, and the clouds just stay there. The plane has no impact on the clouds.

I've never seen an image where a plane shapes a cloud that much.

The effects of the wing tip vortices are conspicuous and I assume that the deep furrow in the cloud is caused by the contra rotating props.

I accept that the second part of that sentence is a rather large assumption, so I'll willingly stand corrected if necessary.

BTW Looks like a TU-95 Bear.

This is unexpectedly relevant to me, as I just bought a new cookie press thing for making meringue cookies that don't look all blobby and ridiculous coming out of a piping bag. I shall try adding lemon juice!

Seconded.

Perhaps that's not a cloud, but, a fogbank?

Seems to me that it whatever it is, the plane would have to be pushing that volume of air down to make the cloud/fog go down.

Also it appears that the plane has pulled up from closer to the cloud/fog...Am I looking at that right?

Also a strange shadow from the plane (?).