Woof! *** Gives FlyingHighNow a pinch ***
Okay, that's my thrill for the day. Well, maybe not. How do I get my next $20?
by FlyingHighNow 36 Replies latest jw friends
Woof! *** Gives FlyingHighNow a pinch ***
Okay, that's my thrill for the day. Well, maybe not. How do I get my next $20?
I'm a baaad dog... allegedly
Nooo, not at all. Nice, though you're always posting about women on all fours.
Baa-aahd!
Baa-aahd!
lmao! Billygoat gets the "Cheesy Joke of the Day" award.
lmao! Billygoat gets the "Cheesy Joke of the Day" award.
Would that be the feta cheese award?
*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?
Would that be the feta cheese award?
I think it is Gouda Cheese.
*** Ba - Doom - Pishhhh ***
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.
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.
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.