Max Crisp (@Orson_Kart) on myLot

Always smiling @allknowing (152696) • India 23 Aug

This is one of my favourite desserts. I steam the custard rather than bake it These days the size of eggs that we get here is much smaller than what we were getting in the good old days The proportion ratio of milk and eggs...

caramel custard

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Max Crisp @allknowing Is it the same? Great. It’s probably the English name for it, and as I’m English I should know that! Yes, delicious, most definitely.

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (4755) • United Kingdom 23 Aug

So today we are off to Bridgwater Food Festival. We went last year and it was very good. Bridgewater is only a half hour drive from the caravan. It is a nice little place, with some shops and a lovely walk along the river side....

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Max Crisp I’ve never been there. Is it just a bridge over water? Not very imaginative name if it is. As long as it’s not a bridge over troubled water, you should be ok. I’m at the age now where I’m trying not to buy things that will outlast me. I’d probably give the...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 23 Aug

Absolutely nothing going on this weekend. I have a couple of little projects I can work on. I haven't started reading "11/22/63" yet. I'm looking forward to starting that. Remember I reviewed "Fail Safe"? That's the movie...

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Max Crisp Why are you passing on the movie? Not your cup of tea?

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 23 Aug

Absolutely nothing going on this weekend. I have a couple of little projects I can work on. I haven't started reading "11/22/63" yet. I'm looking forward to starting that. Remember I reviewed "Fail Safe"? That's the movie...

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Max Crisp I’ve not watched “Fail Safe” nor read your review. It sounds like you are recommending it, so I’ll check it out. I’ve not watched anything really good in a long time, so I hope to report back satisfied. I ate out yesterday and had the works: 3 course meal...

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (124479) • United States 19 Aug

Hello everyone. I hope your day is off to a good start. It is 71 degrees F and cloudy here at the Jersey Shore. It is not expected to get any warmer or sunnier today. Ugh. I slept until like 9am today. Not sure why but I'm not...

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Max Crisp Hey, did you leave yourself at your ex’s? You’ve not posted in four days! What’s going on? I haven’t either, but it’s not unusual for me. I hope everything is ok.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 22 Aug

A pineapple is a tropical plant with edible fruit and is indigenous to South America. It grows as a small shrub. In the wild, the pineapples are pollinated mostly by hummingbirds...at night some are pollinated by...

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Max Crisp

23 Aug

LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 22 Aug

A pineapple is a tropical plant with edible fruit and is indigenous to South America. It grows as a small shrub. In the wild, the pineapples are pollinated mostly by hummingbirds...at night some are pollinated by...

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Max Crisp “thrice”? Definitely an underused word.

23 Aug

LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 22 Aug

A pineapple is a tropical plant with edible fruit and is indigenous to South America. It grows as a small shrub. In the wild, the pineapples are pollinated mostly by hummingbirds...at night some are pollinated by...

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Max Crisp And getting caught in the rain?

23 Aug

LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 22 Aug

A pineapple is a tropical plant with edible fruit and is indigenous to South America. It grows as a small shrub. In the wild, the pineapples are pollinated mostly by hummingbirds...at night some are pollinated by...

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Max Crisp On a pizza? Surely not!

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 22 Aug

A pineapple is a tropical plant with edible fruit and is indigenous to South America. It grows as a small shrub. In the wild, the pineapples are pollinated mostly by hummingbirds...at night some are pollinated by...

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Max Crisp I love pineapple, it’s one of my favourite fruits. Probably because it’s very sweet. I rarely buy a whole pineapple as it’s such a faff to cut up. Tinned for me!

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Four Walls @FourWalls (78288) • United States 16 Aug

What a rough month. We have them in every walk of life: one month there are a dozen former baseball players who pass away, the next it’s actors, the next it’s writers. July 2025 was a brutal month for musicians, not only in...

music

music obituaries

2025 music obituaries

july music obituaries

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Max Crisp I know a lot of these. Ozzy is the one who made the headlines here, but I was never a fan of his singing. His family reality show was a different matter. I found it hilarious and I am thinking of watching it again as it’s become available (on Netflix I think?)...

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Always smiling @allknowing (152696) • India 23 Aug

This is one of my favourite desserts. I steam the custard rather than bake it These days the size of eggs that we get here is much smaller than what we were getting in the good old days The proportion ratio of milk and eggs...

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Max Crisp That’s sounds like the French dessert ‘crème caramel’. I love it, but don’t have it often. It seems like a special occasion pudding to me. Delicious!

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 16 Aug

Am taking cousin #3 to Red Lobster on Tuesday. It's been over a year since I've been to a restaurant. I can hardly wait!! I don't understand Terminix. I am paying sixty some dollars per month. I spoke with someone there; and...

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Max Crisp @LindaOHio Can they not eliminate the mice from your house? Put some traps down and block all the entry points is what I’d do. £720 a year seems a lot to me.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 15 Aug

Pies can be sweet or savory. Some of the many examples are: mince, lemon meringue, strawberry rhubarb, quiche, pecan, pumpkin, sweet potato, mud, steak and kidney, mushroom, pot, apple, Key lime, chocolate cream, coconut,...

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Max Crisp @LindaOHio Yes, from the town of Bakewell in England. Treacle tart is another favourite of mine. Oh, and custard tart. There are many.

17 Aug

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 15 Aug

Pies can be sweet or savory. Some of the many examples are: mince, lemon meringue, strawberry rhubarb, quiche, pecan, pumpkin, sweet potato, mud, steak and kidney, mushroom, pot, apple, Key lime, chocolate cream, coconut,...

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Max Crisp @LindaOHio As in the song I sung a verse in above, sure. But pizza is bread and you make pies from pastry. Except Cottage and Shepherds pie of course!

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Always smiling @allknowing (152696) • India 16 Aug

You wil; always find capscums in our fridge as that is what I need to add in most of the dishes. The flavour of capsicum adds to the taste of any dishe when it is added We even make capsicum pakoras. I added capsicum to the...

capsicum

full of flavour

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Max Crisp @allknowing Capsicum is the scientific name, but also includes the hot chilli version. We distinguish between the two by calling them bell peppers and chilli peppers. Love the Shakespearean quote! Parting is such sweet sorrow. Green is the...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 16 Aug

Am taking cousin #3 to Red Lobster on Tuesday. It's been over a year since I've been to a restaurant. I can hardly wait!! I don't understand Terminix. I am paying sixty some dollars per month. I spoke with someone there; and...

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Max Crisp When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s amore!

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (199423) • United States 16 Aug

Am taking cousin #3 to Red Lobster on Tuesday. It's been over a year since I've been to a restaurant. I can hardly wait!! I don't understand Terminix. I am paying sixty some dollars per month. I spoke with someone there; and...

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Max Crisp I hope you enjoy your restaurant visit. I like to go out for a meal at least once or twice a month. I have favourite places where I can guarantee a decent meal. I also give new places “a go” but I am often disappointed. Since the pandemic, hospitality has gone...

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Always smiling @allknowing (152696) • India 16 Aug

You wil; always find capscums in our fridge as that is what I need to add in most of the dishes. The flavour of capsicum adds to the taste of any dishe when it is added We even make capsicum pakoras. I added capsicum to the...

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Max Crisp We call them bell peppers and there is also an orange version. I rarely use the green one, only for curries. I prefer the sweeter ones and eat them most weeks in various dishes. They are delicious roasted and I also eat them raw in salads. Nice!...

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (124479) • United States 14 Aug

Well it is 12:05am here so I guess today. I think the meeting is set for like 3pm EST. This I think isn't even going to be anything interesting. Yeah sure Putin is showing up in the US . (nevermind that Trump said the other day...

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Max Crisp “kompromat” That’s a new word to me. I can’t knock Trump for trying to stop the war, but your analysis has proved spot on. No deal and I assume no further sanctions imposed on Putin because of the “progress” made.

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