Pet Problems for FFR

[kmay]

Re: Pet Problems for FFR

my dog gets extremely hyper, and he is really fat, but he only gets like that when i play classical songs... its weird

[8 Hour Whore]

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Well..
My pet problem is completely different. Mine caused sever injury..

[samurai7694]

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haha i play in my room so im safe

[Card Man]

Re: Pet Problems for FFR

Well..
My pet problem is completely different. Mine caused sever injury..

LOL I hear ya on that! You just told me about that.

[Breakdown16]

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Injury? That sucks. I'm glad I don't have such a problem. What happened?

[Flandre Scarlet]

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My cats go behind the monitor, not in front xD!

But they bother me getting up on the desk with all my nice expensive camera/gameboy stuff/comp accessories... and the chance to break them, along with photo frames on the desk.

They're 6 month old cats, but only once have they gone in front of the monitor... but when I was going to FC EHHS finally cause the jumpstream is dumb. ;_________;

[LoneW0lf]

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um, put him in a different room?

[robertsona]

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uuuuuuuuuh my dick cumes someetimes

How to Make Scones

Scones are traditional cooked pastries that are simple and easy to make, and delicious to eat. They are a component of cream tea, an English afternoon tradition in which they are served with tea, clotted cream, and jam--but you can enjoy your homemade scones wherever and whenever you want! You can also share them with friends or family!

Ingredients

For the scones

* 2 cups (250g) all-purpose / plain flour
* 1 tsp (9g) baking powder
* 1/4 tsp (1g) baking soda (bicarbonate of soda)
* 3 tbsp (37.5g) sugar
* 1 stick (113g) cold butter
* 1/2 cup (120 ml) cream or half and half
* dash of salt


For the glaze

* 1 egg
* 1/4 C (approximately) of milk, half and half, or cream


Steps

1.Pre-heat the oven to 375F/190C.
2.Mix together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, sugar, and salt in a large bowl. Whisk until well blended.
3.Cut the stick of butter into small chunks. Put into the flour mixture.
4.Mix the butter and flour mix until it resembles a coarse meal. Use your hands (the easiest), a spoon, or something else to mix in the butter.
5.Pour half and half or cream into the mix and knead into it. Keep adding the half and half or cream until the mixture holds together. You'll probably need about half a cup or less.
6.Wrap dough in plastic wrap. Chill in refrigerator 15-20 minutes.
7.While the dough chills... sprinkle flour on a clean counter or cutting board to roll out the dough. Lightly coat a baking sheet with butter or butter spray. Crack the egg into a bowl and beat with dollop (about 1/4 cup) of half and half or cream.
8.Remove dough from fridge. Unwrap the plastic wrap, and using a knife, cut the dough in half. The purpose for doing this is so you don't end up 'over-rolling' the dough. By rolling out smaller amounts, you won't have to re-roll the scraps multiple times. As with cakes and breads, the product will turn out tough if over handled. Re-wrap the remaining half of the dough and put it in the fridge.
9.Put the dough on the floured surface. Traditional scones are gathered into a round, patted flat, and cut into wedges like a pie. The wedges are then put on a baking sheet. For fancier scones, using a floured rolling pin, roll out the dough until it's 3/4 in. to 1/2 in. thick, depending on preference. Using a cookie cutter, cut out as many shapes as can fit. Carefully (not over kneading it that is) combine the scraps together. If a little dry from the flour, pour just a little cream or half & half to dampen it.
10.Put the scone shapes onto the baking sheet. Brush with the beaten egg mixture.
11.After they're all brushed, put baking sheets into the oven. Bake for 13-15 minutes or until golden. Repeat the above steps with the remaining dough.
12.Cool on a wire rack. Now you have scones!.
13.Scones are great with clotted creme jelly, or just on their own.

[robertsona]

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Dont worry bro now you can make scones with ease

[phe0nixblade]

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Dont worry bro now you can make scones with ease

lmfao

[Quigly]

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I'm gonna share these with my friends or family!

[NSane]

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When I play at my in-laws their bird taps along (at quarter notes) and their dog gives me dirty looks.

lol blu, those birds must have some rhythm. Also, my cat will jump on the desk sometimes but is not attracted to the tapping of any sort lol.

[Biff_tech]

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My cat used to jump on my lap alot causing me to flinch and miss an arrow or two and then I moved out I miss my cat. Stupid non pet friendly bs.

EDIT: Don't get me wrong I was talking about the duplex that was not pet friendly.

[Redsky139]

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I miss my cat. Stupid non pet friendly bs.

I'm very pet friendly, actually. Don't get me wrong; I love this daggone cat. That's why I wanted to kill her when she knocked over the christmas tree (like she did yesterday), but didn't. More seriously, we spoil her rotten and she gets loads of attention and affection.

She's actually sometimes a good luck charm for FFR, too, when she just sits and watches. Then, in-between games, she'll come and rub up against my face for a bit, go sit back down and watch me play the next level. I've had some really good strings when she's been good like this (I remember one day getting 16-17 new AAAs like this.) Of course, this makes the hair/itching problem worse, mais c'est la vie.

When it's nice outside, I let her out. Problem solved. When it's freezing out, I don't think that's advisable. I think I'll just have to tie her up by her toenails. Problem solved.

Edit: blu, does everything you come into contact with instantly have rhythm? I want to see them tap along at every note you hit. lol

[igotrhythm]

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When I play at my in-laws their bird taps along (at quarter notes) and their dog gives me dirty looks.

Video or it doesn't happen. Seriously, a bird that doubles as an assist tick is ****ing awesome. :P