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Topic: What r u thinking about right now?? - part 28
topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Thu 10/27/11 06:16 PM
Thinking what an incredible day today was. It could not have been better!

Sneaksintoyourheart Joined Fri 10/16/09 Posts: 19261	Thu 10/27/11 06:18 PM
Thinking what an incredible day today was. It could not have been better! thinking i know how it could be better but i will be nice lol

bhernandez Joined Sun 03/21/10 Posts: 14901	Thu 10/27/11 06:19 PM
i want someone to hold a gun to my head and make me do stuff that's good for myself. hm. where to find someone...

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Thu 10/27/11 06:27 PM
Thinking what an incredible day today was. It could not have been better! thinking i know how it could be better but i will be nice lol Thinking, not for me. Aced my midterm, did a role play in class today with five of my peers in which I was the counselor leading a Video Games Addicts group. Afterwards, several people asked me, "Are you sure you've never lead a group before?" Today could not have been better.

ujGearhead Joined Wed 10/10/07 Posts: 6612	Thu 10/27/11 06:29 PM
Thinking that the cracker industry is up to no good. Ok, so I grab some crackers for my soup and notice that the package says "unsalted tops". Hmmmm..... Not being sure if it's supposed to be some sort of game, there's some sort of cracker etiquette that I'm not aware of, the 'saltine people' are just being cheap and trying to pull one over on me, or what, I am naturally intrigued. Now, after licking both the tops and bottoms of an entire sleeve of these mystery bearing soup accessories , I am still clueless as to which direction is 'up' and how this may effect my future cheese placing. I'm thinking you and I would get along very well......Did you inspect the side that is a little flatter and the holes aren't as wide I've always been under the assumption that, that was the underside....The rounder more lumpy side was the topside. Of course I did. I inspected and licked both sides equally well. No difference. Can we safely assume which side SHOULD be the top? Wouldn't that depend on the particular use of the cracker at that time? For instance, if you're going the 'single handle' route (i.e. one cracker with cheese on top), would the 'top side' be the lumpy side in order to help hold the cheese on, or would it go on the bottom since it's visually more appealing and still somewhat in view. Now, for 'double handle' applications (i.e. two crackers with the primary substance in between), should the lumpy (and often more uniformly colored) side be seen, or should it be turned to the inside to give more traction and to help in avoidance of your cheese sliding off of your cracker. However, in the case of peanut butter, it is naturally sticky and provides self-adhesion. So, would the lumpy sides go 'out' because of both the visual attraction and the needed resistance to prevent slippage in the fingers (sorta like the 'sesame-side' of a bun facing upwards on a Big Mac).

Sneaksintoyourheart Joined Fri 10/16/09 Posts: 19261	Thu 10/27/11 06:33 PM
Thinking what an incredible day today was. It could not have been better! thinking i know how it could be better but i will be nice lol Thinking, not for me. Aced my midterm, did a role play in class today with five of my peers in which I was the counselor leading a Video Games Addicts group. Afterwards, several people asked me, "Are you sure you've never lead a group before?" Today could not have been better. thinking cool glad it all going well for ya there

Sneaksintoyourheart Joined Fri 10/16/09 Posts: 19261	Thu 10/27/11 06:34 PM
thinking it looks like the Bruins are up too there old tricks again all the time off an they still lost tonight

JJ_Richmond07 Joined Fri 10/30/09 Posts: 602	Thu 10/27/11 06:35 PM
Thinking that the cracker industry is up to no good. Ok, so I grab some crackers for my soup and notice that the package says "unsalted tops". Hmmmm..... Not being sure if it's supposed to be some sort of game, there's some sort of cracker etiquette that I'm not aware of, the 'saltine people' are just being cheap and trying to pull one over on me, or what, I am naturally intrigued. Now, after licking both the tops and bottoms of an entire sleeve of these mystery bearing soup accessories , I am still clueless as to which direction is 'up' and how this may effect my future cheese placing. I'm thinking you and I would get along very well......Did you inspect the side that is a little flatter and the holes aren't as wide I've always been under the assumption that, that was the underside....The rounder more lumpy side was the topside. Of course I did. I inspected and licked both sides equally well. No difference. Can we safely assume which side SHOULD be the top? Wouldn't that depend on the particular use of the cracker at that time? For instance, if you're going the 'single handle' route (i.e. one cracker with cheese on top), would the 'top side' be the lumpy side in order to help hold the cheese on, or would it go on the bottom since it's visually more appealing and still somewhat in view. Now, for 'double handle' applications (i.e. two crackers with the primary substance in between), should the lumpy (and often more uniformly colored) side be seen, or should it be turned to the inside to give more traction and to help in avoidance of your cheese sliding off of your cracker. However, in the case of peanut butter, it is naturally sticky and provides self-adhesion. So, would the lumpy sides go 'out' because of both the visual attraction and the needed resistance to prevent slippage in the fingers (sorta like the 'sesame-side' of a bun facing upwards on a Big Mac). I think you have brought up a very interesting point here. We would have to further delve in to "sticky" additions and "non-stick" additions. For when "sticky" is matched up with "single handle" I think you really have to go with the visual appearance of the whole ensamble i.e. topside (aka the more monotone in color side) up. With the "non-sticky" and "single handle" I think you need to go topside down and I stress this because even though the bottom side is flat the cracker should be held in a flat manner. If you utilize the "topside" of the cracker you run the risk of one of the lumps acting more like a downhill slide than a road block.

JJ_Richmond07 Joined Fri 10/30/09 Posts: 602	Thu 10/27/11 06:38 PM
oohh your right more proof of the combination of "sticky - single handle" that the top side should go down I did not even think about finger slippadge.

Karma_09 Joined Sat 02/07/09 Posts: 4462	Thu 10/27/11 06:41 PM
Ummm....I heard it was someone's birthday???!!!!!^^^^^ happy b-day JJ

JJ_Richmond07 Joined Fri 10/30/09 Posts: 602	Thu 10/27/11 06:43 PM
Ummm....I heard it was someone's birthday???!!!!!^^^^^ happy b-day JJ well thank you very much it just sounds better when it comes from such a beautiful lady

SilentlyScreaming Joined Mon 09/10/07 Posts: 10681	Thu 10/27/11 06:56 PM
Thinking i could use someone to cuddle with right now

Karma_09 Joined Sat 02/07/09 Posts: 4462	Thu 10/27/11 06:57 PM
Ummm....I heard it was someone's birthday???!!!!!^^^^^ happy b-day JJ well thank you very much it just sounds better when it comes from such a beautiful lady wow...i didn't have use my sexy voice

JJ_Richmond07 Joined Fri 10/30/09 Posts: 602	Thu 10/27/11 06:58 PM
Ummm....I heard it was someone's birthday???!!!!!^^^^^ happy b-day JJ well thank you very much it just sounds better when it comes from such a beautiful lady wow...i didn't have use my sexy voice Oh but in my mind you did.....yes you did

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Thu 10/27/11 06:58 PM
I'm thinking I can't open my balcony door because the people who live under me sit on their balcony and smoke.

ujGearhead Joined Wed 10/10/07 Posts: 6612	Thu 10/27/11 07:00 PM
oohh your right more proof of the combination of "sticky - single handle" that the top side should go down I did not even think about finger slippadge. Hmmmmm......another possibly important discovery.... On the front of the box it clearly says "4 stay-fresh packs", however, if you look on the side it indiscreetly has a best if used by date. Somebody there is lying. Is it stay-fresh, or isn't it? We all know that the freshness and crispness characteristics go hand in hand with a cracker. But, how does that influence traction on either side??????

Karma_09 Joined Sat 02/07/09 Posts: 4462	Thu 10/27/11 07:00 PM
Ummm....I heard it was someone's birthday???!!!!!^^^^^ happy b-day JJ well thank you very much it just sounds better when it comes from such a beautiful lady wow...i didn't have use my sexy voice Oh but in my mind you did.....yes you did I'm thinking I can't open my balcony door because the people who live under me sit on their balcony and smoke. THAT STINKS!!!!

JJ_Richmond07 Joined Fri 10/30/09 Posts: 602	Thu 10/27/11 07:00 PM
That sucks......smokers just dont realize how bad their smoke actually smells.....i use to smoke a few years ago and now when i go to a restaurant and get waited on i can tell when my waiter or waitress has stepped out side for a smoke.....really ruins my appetite

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Thu 10/27/11 07:01 PM
and whether to bother with dinner returning a phone call

JJ_Richmond07 Joined Fri 10/30/09 Posts: 602	Thu 10/27/11 07:05 PM
oohh your right more proof of the combination of "sticky - single handle" that the top side should go down I did not even think about finger slippadge. Hmmmmm......another possibly important discovery.... On the front of the box it clearly says "4 stay-fresh packs", however, if you look on the side it indiscreetly has a best if used by date. Somebody there is lying. Is it stay-fresh, or isn't it? We all know that the freshness and crispness characteristics go hand in hand with a cracker. But, how does that influence traction on either side?????? Well of course the crispness goes hand in hand with the name crack-er if it was stale it does not crack it more or less bends. Now is your traction question pertaining to the freshness? If so I don't know more research is needed.