Cellar Scribblings

[CellarDweller]

As long as the conversation has turned to food, this is my place to ask a question I have been unable to answer:  Years ago you could buy in the spice department of the supermarket a butter flavoured salt--for popcorn, baked potatoes, vegetables, and other such things.  It was a great no-cal way to enjoy these foods.  I tried looking for it recently, but can't find it.  Do they call it something else now?  I would like to hear from everyone, but especially from Canadians since I live and shop there.  Tnx.

Hello X-Man!

I'm assuming you mean something like this:

[tampatalon]

Very Good Chuck

[CellarDweller]

Hello Bettermost Friends!

If it were only possible to hide from Mondays.  I'd be in hiding right now!

Of course, then I wouldn't be paid, and then bills wouldn't be paid, so I guess Monday's are necessary.  But that doesn't mean we have to like them!!!!   

I believe this weekend the family will be getting together for birthdays that we've been trying to celebrate since February, but either due to weather or previously made plans, we couldn't.  It will be good to see Trenton again!!  He's getting bigger, and cuter!

[x-man]

Hey Muscle Bear.  Wow!  Thanks for the shots of the butter-flavoured salt.  That is, of course, exactly what I meant.  So, it isn't gone.  Tnx.
You never did comment on my question of pink triangle versus a Pride flag for a tat.  I'll be going in later in the week for the triangle and to let the artist take a look at the first tat.  The scabbing is now off the tat of the ship and my beloved's name, so I can at last tell what it really looks like.  I am very happy, and should have had it done long ago.   Back to the triangle: a pink triangle summons up darker images of the LGBT oppression that still stalks most of the rest of the world, while a Pride flag celebrates the gains already made--but in my mind it ignores important warnings from the past.  Do you agree?  This is why I asked if you had it to do over again would you opt for a Pride flag rather than the triangle.  I wonder what other people think.
 

[Jeff Wrangler]

Hiya Chuck!

That's a very funny name for a dish. What's in it?

I agree. Aletria. Sounds like that rodent from Louisiana.

[Sason]

Aw...isn't he a cutie!!


Judging by how early he rolled himself over, I expect he's already dancing ballet?   

[CellarDweller]

Hey Muscle Bear.  Wow!  Thanks for the shots of the butter-flavoured salt.  That is, of course, exactly what I meant.  So, it isn't gone.  Tnx.
You never did comment on my question of pink triangle versus a Pride flag for a tat.  I'll be going in later in the week for the triangle and to let the artist take a look at the first tat.  The scabbing is now off the tat of the ship and my beloved's name, so I can at last tell what it really looks like.  I am very happy, and should have had it done long ago.   Back to the triangle: a pink triangle summons up darker images of the LGBT oppression that still stalks most of the rest of the world, while a Pride flag celebrates the gains already made--but in my mind it ignores important warnings from the past.  Do you agree?  This is why I asked if you had it to do over again would you opt for a Pride flag rather than the triangle.  I wonder what other people think.
 

Hiya X-man......I did answer your question, I guess you missed it.

Here's a link to the post.

http://bettermost.net/forum/index.php/topic,13511.msg656348.html#msg656348

[CellarDweller]

Hello Bettermost friends!

So how is everyone? 

Weatherman says we'll have snow today/tonight.....we'll see about that.  It is pretty cold right now.  Had to break out the gloves and earmuffs again.

bowling night today, fingers crossed for turkeys!    Work is starting to get a bit busier, which is to be expected.....come mid-May I'll begin to get really busy!

X-man, I assume you saw my post regarding the answer to your tattoo question?

[x-man]

Yes, MB, I did see your remarks about the meaning of triangles versus flags.  You were just very laconic about it, so I at first thought you had chosen not to comment--perhaps thinking I was going to start a row.  I wasn't.  I really wanted some outside information--after all the tat is going to be on my arm for the rest of my life, however short that will be.  Anyway, you are very laconic; I am not laconic as you undoubtedly have noticed.

I hope you are not put-off by my addressing you as MB (and the words they represent).  OK, it's only cyber-space, but in my book Muscle Bear is high praise.  Speaking of my own case, it is interesting that there are all sorts of sub-divisions for bears, but not so for otters.  I guess in real life I am a thin polar otter--except that 4-footed otters don't live in really polar regions--but the 2-footed variety can have white fur.
 

[Jeff Wrangler]

Hello Bettermost friends!

Whatever happened to your angel?