guacamole is good whether it has religion or not.
Hi ya Phil! 
Hiya John 
Robin. What happened to the industrial dishwasher I left for you guys? 
Sold it to buy the update to C6! And beer… 
Hey Cheese Man !!! Your back , now everything is back to normal. 
Good to see your alive and kicking.
Howdy John and Ian
Hee, hee!
You can’t keep a good cheese down!
Waydaminit… that’s not right… Of course you can keep a good cheese down. But you get the sediment. Sentiment. I didn’t mean you get a sediment deposit from eating a good cheese. Sediment is not an impediment or even unintended condiment.
Anyhoo - cough - my compliments, old man.
Good day to write another ‘funny’ song, eh?
A sedimentary lifestyle need not be an impediment to either good days nor funny songs! On the contrary! The absence, indeed the abstinence, of sediment is often meant to compliment a sobriety that renders the two mutually exclusive. 
Is that a NOS* six-pack of MacAndrew’s I spy over yonder Dave?
NOS = New Old Stock … a term oft used to describe vacuum tubes of ancient build, safely ensconced in dusty old boxes.
I was thinking the same thing!
Wow, this thread’s gone to the dogs 
Started innocently with some guacamole and mushy peas, beer, now we have cheese and possibly edible sediment 
Oh yeah, it’s good to be back
Now we just need a musical cheese thread ( you’re on Nate 
) to put the icing on the cake for you Phil
If you don’t like the sediment, you can always steam your hot-dogs in Guinness … but be warned, some folks don’t approve of mistreating Guinness that way.
Well we all know the Brit’s fondness for warm beer, so Phil would probably like steamed Guiness hot-dogs
…and leave the dogs in the Guinness, like martini olives.
That would be for those of pro-sediment sentiment.
I once had some St. Sixtus Trappist Monk Ale. On a sediment scale where 10 is extremely heavy with sediment and 1 is extremely low on sediment … it rates an 11!
:willy:
Phil !!!
Nice to hear you’re back ! We’ve been missing you !
braunie
Not your :willy: silly, hot-dogs, but if …
That is taking the vernacular expression “getting steamed” to a whole new level!