[/qb][/QUOTE]...since Mr. Mopery's total number of posts is less than 50, all of his posts are easy to find through the "view recent posts" feature.[/QB][/QUOTE]

Thanks for the plug, Grojlach...though, after looking through some of my old posts I felt a bit goofy. Feels a bit like reading a diary entry written 5 years previously.

One other thing... For those of you who chose "Making love in an abattoir", you do realize that abattoir means slaughterhouse, right? It sounds a lot nicer in Frenglish nomenclature but it still smells like dying cow... Still, an interesting subject for a poem. Perhaps it should be written.

[ 05-09-2003, 03:26 AM: Message edited by: Mr. Mopery ]

http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/veggies/images/okra.jpg
"Okra (also known as gumbo), is a tall-growing, warm-season, annual vegetable from the same family as hollyhock, rose of Sharon and hibiscus. The immature pods are used for soups, canning and stews or as a fried or boiled vegetable. The hibiscus like flowers and upright plant (3 to 6 feet or more in height) have ornamental value for backyard gardens." </font>[/QUOTE]Oh great...now I am hungry for okra...thanks soooo much [img]tongue.gif[/img] , it is a southern tradition to fry it...never boil it it becomes slimey and running :(

Great poll Mr. Mopery [img]graemlins/laugh3.gif[/img]

*wonders who the one thinking "Waking up naked, in bed with your 1st grade teacher." is worse than "Same as above, but your mother walks in." and "Same as above, but your mother walks in and smiles" is*