On Jan 18, 3:17*am, sf > wrote:
> On 18 Jan 2009 06:17:24 GMT, "Default User" >
> wrote:
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> >Michael "Dog3" wrote:
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> >> "Default User" > *news:6teobsFake30U1
> >> @mid.individual.net: in rec.food.cooking
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> >> > Michael "Dog3" wrote:
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> >> >> Yes well, I find Ubiquitous amusing as well. I'm sure when your
> >> >> signature appears on his/her paycheck, they will comply with your
> >> >> request.

If not for those posts, I might never have even heard of SL. From
what I've gathered, her cooking is just a slight exaggeration of what
a great number of Americans engage in. Every time one makes a
casserole with condensed "cream of" soup, treats a condiment as an
ingredient, or used any non-dairy substitute... Oh, why bother.
>
> >> > You're saying you think Ubi is multiple personalities, one male, one
> >> > female? United States of Ubiquituous?
>
> >> Not at all and you well know it. I don't know Ubi's gender, hence the
> >> he/she.
>
> >I don't know. I think my reading make more sense.
>
> This is why I like anonymous sounding names and the person never
> acknowledging their gender (or internet friends letting the cat out of
> the bag). *I read bi as a female... or an over the top *** guy. *No
> manly man would be that catty.
>
Manly men can be pretty mean spirited. I know.

S.O.T.A. has been sent off to the CD making folks. It should be
available mid February.

--Bryan, aka Food Snob