Woof! *** Gives FlyingHighNow a pinch ***
Okay, that's my thrill for the day. Well, maybe not. How do I get my next $20?
Elsewhere, why always so nice in your posts?
by FlyingHighNow 36 Replies latest jw friends
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FlyingHighNow
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FlyingHighNow
I'm a baaad dog... allegedly
Nooo, not at all. Nice, though you're always posting about women on all fours.
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Billygoat
Baa-aahd!
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Elsewhere
Baa-aahd!
lmao! Billygoat gets the "Cheesy Joke of the Day" award.
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FlyingHighNow
lmao! Billygoat gets the "Cheesy Joke of the Day" award.
Would that be the feta cheese award?
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Billygoat
*bowing*
Thank you my dear. I wondered if anyone would get that.
FHN - now THAT was good! I LMAO at that one!!!lmao! Billygoat gets the "Cheesy Joke of the Day" award.
Would that be the feta cheese award? -
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Would that be the feta cheese award?
I think it is Gouda Cheese.
*** Ba - Doom - Pishhhh ***
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Billygoat
Would that be the feta cheese award?
I think it is Gouda Cheese.*** Ba - Doom - Pishhhh ***
No, I think it is feta. Feta is made of goat's milk. Gouda from cow's. I'm not a heifer yanno, I'm a goat! But then again I AM a Billygoat, so maybe that's the wrong argument.
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FlyingHighNow
I think it is Gouda Cheese.
But feta is goat's cheese and Billygoat is a goat not a sheep. I know, I been sortin' them sheeps from them goats.
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FlyingHighNow
Well, how about that internet. Gouda can be made from goat's or sheep's milk.
My most recent encounter with this phenomenon was in the form of Polder Schapenkaas, a sheep's milk Gouda from a large Dutch dairy called Henri Willig. The dairy's young goat Gouda isn't bad, just boring, and I'm guessing that its young sheep Gouda, which I haven't tried, is similarly styled. But the dairy also releases a so-called "classic" wheel of sheep's milk Gouda aged more than a year. That's the one you want.