OT: andrew bogut

[Ext User(boumtje)]

Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
pre-season.

Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
triple double.

But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.

[Ext User(Power Mad)]

"The flavors in this soup create a warm and soothing meal. A generous plate
of sliced avocados is a typical accompaniment. Use an aged European Muenster
for the best results."

INGREDIENTS:
a.. 4 tablespoons margarine
b.. 1 teaspoon paprika
c.. 2 small onion, chopped
d.. 4 cups water
e.. 10 potatoes, diced
f.. 2 cups half-and-half cream
g.. 1/2 pound cod fillets, cubed
h.. 2 eggs, lightly beaten
i.. 1 1/2 cups shredded Muenster cheese
j.. salt to taste
DIRECTIONS:
1.. Melt the butter or margarine in a large saucepan, and add the paprika.
Saute the onions in this mixture until they are soft. Add the water, bring
it to the boil, and add the potatoes. Simmer gently until the potatoes are
almost done. Depending on the size of the potatoes it may be necessary to
add more water during cooking.
2.. Add cream or milk and the fish; continue cooking, stirring
occasionally, until potatoes begin to fall apart. If they remain very firm,
mash them gently in the pan with a masher or wooden spoon.
3.. Add a little of the potato mixture to the beaten eggs, and then stir
eggs into the soup. Remove from heat, and stir in the cheese. Correct the
seasoning, and serve at once.
>
>
"boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
> the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
> pre-season.
>
> Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
> 13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
> teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
> game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
> triple double.
>
> But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.
>

[Ext User(boumtje)]

you sir, are an idiot

i take it you don't approve of off topic posts...well, it was labeled
as such, so it might have been easier to just not read it

oh, and your taste in soup is almost as bad as your taste in football
teams

[Ext User(pharro)]

"boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> you sir, are an idiot
>
> i take it you don't approve of off topic posts...well, it was labeled
> as such, so it might have been easier to just not read it
>
> oh, and your taste in soup is almost as bad as your taste in football
> teams
>


I don't think Power Mad understands the concept of OT.

pharro

[Ext User(Footy Facts)]

"boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1130929863.489382.146130@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
> you sir, are an idiot
>
> i take it you don't approve of off topic posts...well, it was labeled
> as such, so it might have been easier to just not read it
>
> oh, and your taste in soup is almost as bad as your taste in football
> teams
>

lol would seem to me that Power Mad knows exactly
what an OT post is and as OT goes his is far superior
to the original and as soups go, you sir are a heathen
that recipe is a classic and a soup of gigantic proportions

you probably eat the soup first in a pie floater!

gF

[Ext User(Mark Shea)]

boumtje wrote:
> you sir, are an idiot
>
> i take it you don't approve of off topic posts...well, it was labeled
> as such, so it might have been easier to just not read it
>
> oh, and your taste in soup is almost as bad as your taste in football
> teams

Oh come on. Funny and informative.

If you wanted a jibe, a recipe's a very friendly way to get one. You
really must relax a *bit*.

Mark Shea

[Ext User(Jezza)]

"boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1130920748.166398.225460@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
>
> Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
> the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
> pre-season.
>
> Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
> 13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
> teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
> game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
> triple double.
>
> But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.

No doubt. 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks is a good solid start, but
hardly "dominating" or "outstanding" like Ch. 10 said. Still, considering
he's still only 20 or so and left the college system with 2 years left, he's
doing pretty well considering his age and inexperience.

BTW, I think early foul trouble had something to do with the minutes...

[Ext User(boumtje)]

Footy Facts wrote:

> lol would seem to me that Power Mad knows exactly
> what an OT post is and as OT goes his is far superior
> to the original

okay, let's have a competition to see who can be the furthest
off-topic...that would be really funny

>and as soups go, you sir are a heathen
> that recipe is a classic and a soup of gigantic proportions

meh...i don't like fish

> you probably eat the soup first in a pie floater!

i don't even know what a pie floater is

[Ext User(boumtje)]

Mark Shea wrote:
> boumtje wrote:
> > you sir, are an idiot
> >
> > i take it you don't approve of off topic posts...well, it was labeled
> > as such, so it might have been easier to just not read it
> >
> > oh, and your taste in soup is almost as bad as your taste in football
> > teams
>
> Oh come on. Funny and informative.
>
> If you wanted a jibe, a recipe's a very friendly way to get one. You
> really must relax a *bit*.

who's not relaxed?

[Ext User(boumtje)]

Jezza wrote:
> "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1130920748.166398.225460@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
> >
> > Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
> > the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
> > pre-season.
> >
> > Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
> > 13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
> > teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
> > game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
> > triple double.
> >
> > But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.
>
> No doubt. 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks is a good solid start, but
> hardly "dominating" or "outstanding" like Ch. 10 said. Still, considering
> he's still only 20 or so and left the college system with 2 years left, he's
> doing pretty well considering his age and inexperience.

yeah, he's gonna be fine...i was a bit worried for him when the bucks
traded for magliore, though

> BTW, I think early foul trouble had something to do with the minutes...

i read some bucks forums and a lot of fans were commenting on how the
coach (new guy, i forget his name) wasn't running any plays for
him...odd for a number one pick

[Ext User(Epigram)]

On 11/02/2005 20:27:34 Mark Shea <zadeja@hotmail.com> wrote:

> boumtje wrote:

>> you sir, are an idiot

>> i take it you don't approve of off topic posts...well, it was labeled as
>> such, so it might have been easier to just not read it

>> oh, and your taste in soup is almost as bad as your taste in football
>> teams

> Oh come on. Funny and informative.

> If you wanted a jibe, a recipe's a very friendly way to get one. You
> really must relax a *bit*.

> Mark Shea

Perhaps you can prescribe boumtje some propanolol and diazepam? Or
nominate him for a medicinal THC trial?

On second thoughts...
--

Toby

--
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(If you really want to email me, you'd know the address)

[Ext User(Epigram)]

On 11/03/2005 02:43:09 "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote:

> Jezza wrote:

>> "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1130920748.166398.225460@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...

>>> Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
>>> the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
>>> pre-season.

>>> Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
>>> 13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
>>> teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
>>> game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
>>> triple double.

>>> But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.

>> No doubt. 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks is a good solid start, but
>> hardly "dominating" or "outstanding" like Ch. 10 said. Still,
>> considering he's still only 20 or so and left the college system with 2
>> years left, he's doing pretty well considering his age and inexperience.

> yeah, he's gonna be fine...i was a bit worried for him when the bucks
> traded for magliore, though

>> BTW, I think early foul trouble had something to do with the minutes...

> i read some bucks forums and a lot of fans were commenting on how the
> coach (new guy, i forget his name) wasn't running any plays for him...odd
> for a number one pick

He has to learn the game and his team's game plan first. Not odd at all.
--

Toby

--
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(If you really want to email me, you'd know the address)

[Ext User(Chris Glover)]

"boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> i don't even know what a pie floater is
>

Poor soul, gotta come to Adelaide to sample this culinary delight

First is a bowl of thick green pea soup, place a good Aussie meat pie in the
centre, smother it with tomato sauce, and tuck in.

I have seen some variations, some like to sprinkle in some Tabasco sauce

Chris Glover
Asgardian

[Ext User(deker)]

Epigram wrote:
> On 11/02/2005 20:27:34 Mark Shea <zadeja@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>boumtje wrote:
>
>
>>>you sir, are an idiot
>
>
>>>i take it you don't approve of off topic posts...well, it was labeled as
>>>such, so it might have been easier to just not read it
>
>
>>>oh, and your taste in soup is almost as bad as your taste in football
>>>teams
>
>
>>Oh come on. Funny and informative.
>
>
>>If you wanted a jibe, a recipe's a very friendly way to get one. You
>>really must relax a *bit*.
>
>
>>Mark Shea
>
>
> Perhaps you can prescribe boumtje some propanolol and diazepam? Or
> nominate him for a medicinal THC trial?
>
> On second thoughts...

I'll volunteer for the latter if the timtams are included

deker

[Ext User(deker)]

Jezza wrote:
> "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1130920748.166398.225460@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
>>the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
>>pre-season.
>>
>>Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
>>13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
>>teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
>>game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
>>triple double.
>>
>>But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.
>
>
> No doubt. 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks is a good solid start, but
> hardly "dominating" or "outstanding" like Ch. 10 said. Still, considering
> he's still only 20 or so and left the college system with 2 years left, he's
> doing pretty well considering his age and inexperience.
>
> BTW, I think early foul trouble had something to do with the minutes...

9 rebounds and three blocks is awesome for a first gamer.

deker

[Ext User(boumtje)]

deker wrote:
> Jezza wrote:
> > "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:1130920748.166398.225460@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
> >
> >>Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
> >>the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
> >>pre-season.
> >>
> >>Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
> >>13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
> >>teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
> >>game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
> >>triple double.
> >>
> >>But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.
> >
> >
> > No doubt. 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks is a good solid start, but
> > hardly "dominating" or "outstanding" like Ch. 10 said. Still, considering
> > he's still only 20 or so and left the college system with 2 years left, he's
> > doing pretty well considering his age and inexperience.
> >
> > BTW, I think early foul trouble had something to do with the minutes...
>
> 9 rebounds and three blocks is awesome for a first gamer.

the 2004 first pick, dwight howard had 12 points, 10 rebounds and 4
blocks in his first game and he was only 19...2003 top pick lebron
james had something like 25 points and nearly had a triple double...so
i wouldn't call 13 points, 9 boards, 3 blocks awesome for the #1 draft
choice...it's decent

but he had 17 rebounds in his 2nd game...which is pretty impressive and
the bucks have started 2-0

[Ext User(Epigram)]

On 11/03/2005 14:06:44 "Chris Glover" <cgthor@iprimus.com.au> wrote:

> "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1130956660.647689.212570@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

>> i don't even know what a pie floater is

> Poor soul, gotta come to Adelaide to sample this culinary delight

> First is a bowl of thick green pea soup, place a good Aussie meat pie in
> the centre, smother it with tomato sauce, and tuck in.

> I have seen some variations, some like to sprinkle in some Tabasco sauce

Another variation: some like to vomit afterwards, and it looks the same
going down as coming up.

> Chris Glover Asgardian
--

Toby

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[Ext User(Colin Kynoch)]

On 2 Nov 2005 10:37:40 -0800, "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com>after much
thought and consideration decided that the following would improve the
lives of those that read it:

>
>Footy Facts wrote:
>
>> lol would seem to me that Power Mad knows exactly
>> what an OT post is and as OT goes his is far superior
>> to the original
>
>okay, let's have a competition to see who can be the furthest
>off-topic...that would be really funny
>
>>and as soups go, you sir are a heathen
>> that recipe is a classic and a soup of gigantic proportions
>
>meh...i don't like fish
>
>> you probably eat the soup first in a pie floater!
>
>i don't even know what a pie floater is

One of the best things to come out of South Australia.

Enjoyed best though with a Victorian Pie.

Colin Kynoch

[Ext User(Jezza)]

"Epigram" <not@this.id> wrote in message
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> On 11/03/2005 14:06:44 "Chris Glover" <cgthor@iprimus.com.au> wrote:
>
>> "boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1130956660.647689.212570@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>> i don't even know what a pie floater is
>
>> Poor soul, gotta come to Adelaide to sample this culinary delight
>
>> First is a bowl of thick green pea soup, place a good Aussie meat pie in
>> the centre, smother it with tomato sauce, and tuck in.
>
>> I have seen some variations, some like to sprinkle in some Tabasco sauce
>
> Another variation: some like to vomit afterwards, and it looks the same
> going down as coming up.

Lovely....

[Ext User(deker)]

boumtje wrote:
> deker wrote:
>
>>Jezza wrote:
>>
>>>"boumtje" <boumtje@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>news:1130920748.166398.225460@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Looks like he made a solid start to the season, despite not really get
>>>>the minutes/shots you'd expect of a number one pick throughout the
>>>>pre-season.
>>>>
>>>>Channel 10 have been exaggerating how good his first game was though.
>>>>13 points and 9 rebounds is not starring, especially when one of your
>>>>teammates scored 30 (including a buzzer-beating 3 pointer to send the
>>>>game into overtime) and another teammate was one rebound short of a
>>>>triple double.
>>>>
>>>>But anyway, I think he earned some respect in his first game.
>>>
>>>
>>>No doubt. 13 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks is a good solid start, but
>>>hardly "dominating" or "outstanding" like Ch. 10 said. Still, considering
>>>he's still only 20 or so and left the college system with 2 years left, he's
>>>doing pretty well considering his age and inexperience.
>>>
>>>BTW, I think early foul trouble had something to do with the minutes...
>>
>>9 rebounds and three blocks is awesome for a first gamer.
>
>
> the 2004 first pick, dwight howard had 12 points, 10 rebounds and 4
> blocks in his first game and he was only 19...2003 top pick lebron
> james had something like 25 points and nearly had a triple double...so
> i wouldn't call 13 points, 9 boards, 3 blocks awesome for the #1 draft
> choice...it's decent
>
> but he had 17 rebounds in his 2nd game...which is pretty impressive and
> the bucks have started 2-0
>

don't know what positions the other guys played in their (outstanding)
debuts, but for mine, Bogut's stats in his first 37 mins of game time
EVER is beyond decent. btw, I used to be a huge basketball fan and
absolute stats junkie. Used to followed the Bulls when they were Zeke
and Joe Dumars' bitches for years before their first three-peat. Was
more of a Scottie Pippen fan than a Mike fan.

deker