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lostonrye 10/10/2009

Its called the Caz-E burger, America's latest food goodie

Thereâs also no need for dessert because the lingering taste of sugar means you feel like youâve already had one. The whole heart stopping ensemble takes just 10 minutes to prepare, and the result looks pretty unappealing, but after the first bite I was hooked.

The doughnut was much tastier and sweeter than a normal, bland hamburger bun and the sugar helps to meld the other ingredients together. After wolfing one down in a few minutes I felt like another straightaway. Some 3,000 calories later I felt distinctly fatter but definitely ready to repeat the exercise the next day. It was delicious.

deleted_user 10/10/2009

Never heard of this place here in Canada, lostonrye.. I am glad too! lol

lostonrye 10/10/2009

yea It sounds Evil

A dog with his leg wrapped in bandages hobbles into a saloon. He sidles up to the bar and announces: âIâm lookinâ fer the man that shot my paw.â

deleted_user 10/10/2009

choke, gasp!!! Ya better stick with the cooking pod-ner! (smiling)

deleted_user 10/13/2009

Oh my gosh, lostonrye.. that is TOO cute! hahaha

Vernonbro 10/14/2009

When I hear the Paw comment, I think of 'The Rifleman' since the last part of the show the son would get emotional and say, Paw Paw, and explain why he was wrong or how he could have lost his dad in a shoot out, but that was a very good show to me at least to me. By the way, if you don't remember this show, his dad would often help the Sheriff and he was not one to use the gun for no good reason, he was very protective of his son, but he was not full of pride, but he was an unpaid law enforcement officer.

deleted_user 10/14/2009

I dont think I ever saw that show, Vernon.. I dont know if they just didnt have it in Canada or that I dont really like those bang em up kind of shows :)

Vernonbro 10/14/2009

It was in black and white and it was on independent TV when I was young although I am thinking it was from the late 1950s or maybe as late as 1964 although it was on at an important time for black and white shows at least my view, but I enjoyed it. I hope this helps. I am sure you get to watch the Older BBC shows like Upstairs Downstairs, but I am sure there are people in Canada who have seen the older shows.

lostonrye 10/15/2009

Yea your going back a long way I think the actor 's name was Chuck Connor's, as the Rifleman

Vernonbro 10/15/2009

Yes, Yes, Yes, Thank-you, I would love to get the DVD of the shows if it was cheap enough for me, this sure blessed me. I hope your doing well.

lostonrye 10/15/2009

Hi you can get it cheap on Amazon
The Rifleman [DVD] (DVD - 2006)
Buy new: Â£4.99 Â£2.98
8 Used & new from Â£2.24
Get it by Friday, Oct 16 if you order in the next 3 hours and choose express delivery.
Eligible for FREE Super Saver Delivery.

deleted_user 10/15/2009

Wow the Rifleman, unfortunately I remember him well and Paladin . We only had I think 4 channels back then but it was free!

Vernonbro 10/15/2009

We only had 6 'local' Channels if you had a good antenna and with only rabbit ears you got one truly local station, but I would watch channels as far away as 120-150 miles away from me at times on Antenna when conditions are the right way, but now I can't watch many of the shows I love and I could watch at that time. And cable at the start i could watch those same channels about 120-150 clear all of the time, but now we can't get many of the shows even with the much more expensive cable or satellite now so not as good.

lostonrye 10/15/2009

The earliest TV I remember was the sheriff of Chochese, and wagon train, I think Matt Dillon was the longest running TV series. It even topped Payton Place.

Vernonbro 10/15/2009

I can remember when the Deputy from Gun Smoke came to my town and he was riding a horse around and around although I like the show now, and yet I am not remembering much of the show from the past although it was a big deal to have a TV Star in my own town. I must have watched My Momma the Car, since I related it to my mom at the time and I saw the Funeral of President John F Kennedy, so I was very young when it came back on TV a year later or not many moons later when it was shown again, I talked about it to my mom it seems.

lostonrye 10/15/2009

The actor's name from Gunsmoke who played the deputy was Dennis Weaver

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