Comments on: Stuffing: corn mash con saucisson http://jessica.jloreview.com/2005/11/16/stuffing-corn-mash-con-saucisson/ jessica roake has a middle name, and she intends to use it. in the third person. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:46:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Carita Mou http://jessica.jloreview.com/2005/11/16/stuffing-corn-mash-con-saucisson/#comment-5489 Carita Mou Tue, 13 Apr 2010 04:01:29 +0000 http://jessica.jloreview.com/?p=4#comment-5489 food network. food network.

]]> By: Grady Rubright http://jessica.jloreview.com/2005/11/16/stuffing-corn-mash-con-saucisson/#comment-5462 Grady Rubright Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:10:12 +0000 http://jessica.jloreview.com/?p=4#comment-5462 As there are numerous personal blogs with completely different points of view, they test your comprehension. It is at these occasions when you have helpful insignt many others may not have had, along with the blogger himself/herself. As there are numerous personal blogs with completely different points of view, they test your comprehension. It is at these occasions when you have helpful insignt many others may not have had, along with the blogger himself/herself.

]]> By: Dan’s Blog » Polenta with Sausage Stuffing, Take 1 http://jessica.jloreview.com/2005/11/16/stuffing-corn-mash-con-saucisson/#comment-5 Dan’s Blog » Polenta with Sausage Stuffing, Take 1 Sun, 20 Nov 2005 03:57:42 +0000 http://jessica.jloreview.com/?p=4#comment-5 [...] There were some problems with the recipe. Most importantly, the recipe didn’t allow for enough time for the polenta to cool, so it was more like a casserole than a stuffing. And a somewhat bland casserole, as Jessica points out. [...] […] There were some problems with the recipe. Most importantly, the recipe didn’t allow for enough time for the polenta to cool, so it was more like a casserole than a stuffing. And a somewhat bland casserole, as Jessica points out. […]

]]> By: Darcy Roake http://jessica.jloreview.com/2005/11/16/stuffing-corn-mash-con-saucisson/#comment-4 Darcy Roake Thu, 17 Nov 2005 14:38:43 +0000 http://jessica.jloreview.com/?p=4#comment-4 I have never been able to watch an entire episode of the show for some reason. I tried to watch that one with Corbin Bernsen because it happened to be on but I wasn't feeling it. I will give it another try as I now feel that I'm caught up on a few issues, thanks to you. I also like, according to you, that the writers of the show do their research into actual knowledge. That ridiculous show Numb3nfknks (or however it's spelled) bothers me because the man is supposed to be a math genius solving crimes and from what I've seen none of the writers actually know anything about advanced math. Not that I know anything about advanced math. But I digress, remember when you told me about the time that D'Onofrio fainted when Bush was re-elected and then I read some bizarre thing about him tying watching porn in his trailer to civil liberties. Perhaps he is the actor version of the character he is playing as a cop. A sort of meta-genius thing within ones respective sphere. I have never been able to watch an entire episode of the show for some reason. I tried to watch that one with Corbin Bernsen because it happened to be on but I wasn’t feeling it. I will give it another try as I now feel that I’m caught up on a few issues, thanks to you. I also like, according to you, that the writers of the show do their research into actual knowledge. That ridiculous show Numb3nfknks (or however it’s spelled) bothers me because the man is supposed to be a math genius solving crimes and from what I’ve seen none of the writers actually know anything about advanced math. Not that I know anything about advanced math. But I digress, remember when you told me about the time that D’Onofrio fainted when Bush was re-elected and then I read some bizarre thing about him tying watching porn in his trailer to civil liberties. Perhaps he is the actor version of the character he is playing as a cop. A sort of meta-genius thing within ones respective sphere.

]]> By: J. Michael http://jessica.jloreview.com/2005/11/16/stuffing-corn-mash-con-saucisson/#comment-3 J. Michael Thu, 17 Nov 2005 02:04:30 +0000 http://jessica.jloreview.com/?p=4#comment-3 Great job on the Polenta. But aren't you tipping your hand as to the creative verve that feeds your joint genius? Love you. I was thinking about you most of the day, because i heard the Loggins and Messina song Vahivala and pictured every detail of your fabulous dance just before we left for Washington DC in '82. Love you. Great job on the Polenta. But aren’t you tipping your hand as to the creative verve that feeds your joint genius? Love you.

I was thinking about you most of the day, because i heard the Loggins and Messina song Vahivala and pictured every detail of your fabulous dance just before we left for Washington DC in ‘82. Love you.

]]> By: Dan Check http://jessica.jloreview.com/2005/11/16/stuffing-corn-mash-con-saucisson/#comment-2 Dan Check Thu, 17 Nov 2005 01:43:48 +0000 http://jessica.jloreview.com/?p=4#comment-2 My favorite L&O: CI episode has got to be <a href="http://www.tv.com/law-&-order-criminal-intent/the-saint/episode/302554/summary.html" rel="nofollow">"The Saint"</a>, with Stephen Colbert. Colbert plays a devout Christian who lives with a potlatch-y mother who gives away everything to the Church, including his childhood bicycle and his other toys. Colbert revenges himself by forging documents, selling them to the church, and then murdering people. Even at the end of the episode, his mother does not understand his behavior. I'm sure Carver decided that he couldn't prosecute that one without a confession, either. My favorite L&O: CI episode has got to be “The Saint”, with Stephen Colbert. Colbert plays a devout Christian who lives with a potlatch-y mother who gives away everything to the Church, including his childhood bicycle and his other toys. Colbert revenges himself by forging documents, selling them to the church, and then murdering people. Even at the end of the episode, his mother does not understand his behavior.

I’m sure Carver decided that he couldn’t prosecute that one without a confession, either.

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