The official Random Discussion For TPBM Photo's and Photographers Thread (1)

Jon wrote in post #2605828
Congratulations, ALL! We've blown past the GKPE General Ramblings in length. Truly an accomplishment to be proud(?) of. And it's all Woolbur's fault^h^h^h^h^heffort, with a second to Permagrin.

*sigh* TPBM'rs, we have been usurped by the Tupperfoils as chatters extrordinairre.
Shall we let this go unpassed? I think a challenge is in order! Limber your typing digits, stretch your minds (just don't break 'em!)
Share every rambling thought no matter how big or small! C'mon, post it up!

Who was the genius who came up with the name PAM for a no stick cooking spray. Why not Jeff?

GJ, that is a fantastic question!
I don't have an answer, but fantastic nonetheless!

The first patent for a non-stick cooking spray was issued in 1957. Arthur Meyerhoff, Sr. and Leon Rubin who started PAM® Products, Inc. marketed the product in 1959. In 1961, Leon Rubin invented his own non-stick cooking spray. Along with Arthur Meyerhoff, the two men founded Gibralter Industries to market this new PAM® All Natural Cooking Spray. PAM® actually stands for a Product of Arthur Meyerhoff.

Wow, Wanda! Thank you for enlightening us
Next question?

cylentka wrote in post #2606138
The first patent for a non-stick cooking spray was issued in 1957. Arthur Meyerhoff, Sr. and Leon Rubin who started PAM® Products, Inc. marketed the product in 1959. In 1961, Leon Rubin invented his own non-stick cooking spray. Along with Arthur Meyerhoff, the two men founded Gibralter Industries to market this new PAM® All Natural Cooking Spray. PAM® actually stands for a Product of Arthur Meyerhoff.

Wow!!! They should have called it Arthur then. "Hey, don't forget to Arthur that pan before you cook in it. I hate scrubbing.". Kind of just rolls off of the tongue.

gjl711 wrote in post #2606155
Wow!!! They should have called it Arthur then. "Hey, don't forget to Arthur that pan before you cook in it. I hate scrubbing.". Kind of just rolls off of the tongue.

It does have a certain rythm...

I am off to wind my way home, continue purusing life's questions
Catch ya'll in a bit!
Here's one for ya...
Why are 2 gooses geese but 2 deer are still deer?

Why are 2 moose still moose when 2 goose are geese?

Or if you are 2 loose, well......
.... don't think I'll go there.

Why do you park in a driveway and drive on a parkway?

Well, I for one call them Meese and gooses

When is a car not a car?

When it turns into a driveway.

Ok, I know, that one is as old as me.

misspix wrote in post #2605999
I don't think so...when I installed it I was asked if I wanted to 'import' from IE (favorites, etc) I think that carried at least some of my stored passwords over...I didn't have to re-log in for POTN or Photobucket, but I haven't been to every site with password yet.

Good, I can't remember half of them and I hate having to wait for the email when I reset them.

cylentka wrote in post #2606008
I don't store passwords but FF did import usernames and the like for my sites.

You rolling your eyes at me? I trust my wife and I've never had a problem. I don't store it for important stuff. Only stuff like POTN and such.

cylentka wrote in post #2606021
Yoda says calm down, Crissa, lol.

Actually Yoda would say, "Crissa, calm down you should.. mmm yes."

Skrim17 wrote in post #2606031
this is for Cat

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This smiley takes the cake. When I get home I will browse to see if I can find ANYTHING better. lol

misspix wrote in post #2606045
She's playin'
I went through a similar 'kid in a candy store' the other day, LOL!

I assure you, I will be doing the same thing later on..

misspix wrote in post #2606104
*sigh* TPBM'rs, we have been usurped by the Tupperfoils as chatters extrordinairre.
Shall we let this go unpassed? I think a challenge is in order! Limber your typing digits, stretch your minds (just don't break 'em!)
Share every rambling thought no matter how big or small! C'mon, post it up!

That's because they consider "TFH's rule" a post. We can CERTAINLY beat them out. Not to mention the fact that our thread is full of quality posts, like this one... not silly talk of TFH's. I might have to boycot that thread for awhile.

cylentka wrote in post #2606138
The first patent for a non-stick cooking spray was issued in 1957. Arthur Meyerhoff, Sr. and Leon Rubin who started PAM® Products, Inc. marketed the product in 1959. In 1961, Leon Rubin invented his own non-stick cooking spray. Along with Arthur Meyerhoff, the two men founded Gibralter Industries to market this new PAM® All Natural Cooking Spray. PAM® actually stands for a Product of Arthur Meyerhoff.

Are you a trivia expert or a google expert?

Is this post not impressive!!?

And with that, I leave you for awhile. Time to drive home from work.

Why is it that my numskull dog, who I believe to be a carnivore, loves green beans, onion and cherry tomatoes. But he wont touch asparagus, cauliflower, or broccoli. A true mystery of life.

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If you're trying to get the post count up, you should have stretched that into at least 7 posts, Theague.

theague wrote in post #2606269
You rolling your eyes at me? I trust my wife and I've never had a problem. I don't store it for important stuff. Only stuff like POTN and such.


That's because they consider "TFH's rule" a post. We can CERTAINLY beat them out. Not to mention the fact that our thread is full of quality posts, like this one... not silly talk of TFH's. I might have to boycot that thread for awhile.


Are you a trivia expert or a google expert?

Ok, I take back the rollies, my trivial passwords are stored too.

Well, if they make a fuss about it, we can always all go back and delete all our old Tupperfoil posts.

I'm not an expert in anything, but I do love trivia and google and looking up stuff in general.