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Originally Posted by kerosene (Post 677185)

Could a biscuit have chikin in it?

It could if it were
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http://www.lasvegasmercury.com/2003/...tos/biskit.jpg

Has anyone ever eaten those things? Do they really taste like chicken?

I use to love those things. Now I just think they taste overly salty. I think they must put chicken bouillon on them.

Oh man that brings back some great memories, Pete.
I used to live on them as a child.

Did you realise it is the 50th anniversay of Green Eggs and Ham?

In honour of this great event:

There is a full length version but the quality is not good.

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Originally Posted by lumberjim (Post 676324)

I'm reading 'A Road Less Traveled' By M Scott Peck

Finished this book tonight. This is on page 309:

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We must prepare ourselves to be loved. We do this by becoming ourselves loving, disciplined human beings. If we seek to be loved--if we expect to be loved--this cannot be accomplished; we will be dependent and grasping, not genuinely loving. But when we nurture ourselves and others without a primary concern of finding reward, then we will have become lovable, and the reward of being loved, which we have not sought, will find us. So it is with human love and with God's love.

it kind of sums up the love portion of the book.

I have to give this back to the library, but I think I will ask Santa for a copy.

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Originally Posted by ZenGum (Post 677476)

Did you realise it is the 50th anniversay of Green Eggs and Ham?

Damn! I missed my own festive event! :p:

Thanks for sharing. It's great