George Leppla wrote:
>
> "< Stu >" > wrote in message
> ...
>> On Wed, 7 Oct 2009 10:14:43 -0500, "George Leppla"
>> >
>> wrote:
>>
>> -->
>> -->"Janet Bostwick" > wrote in message
>> om...
>> -->>
>> -->> "Andy" > wrote in message
>> -->> ...
>> -->>> Jean B. said...
>> -->>>
>> -->>>> on NPR:
>> -->>>>
>> -->>>> http://www.onpointradio.org/2009/10/...r-still-unsafe
>> -->>>>
>> -->>>> This will also be archived for later listening. You will never
>> -->>>> buy ground meat again. (Yes, I am thinking of what Sheldon has
>> -->>>> said for MANY years!)
>> -->>>
>> -->>>
>> -->>> I still remember when we could eat fresh ground hamburger out of
>> the
>> -->>> supermarket package and it actually smelled AND tasted great!
>> -->>>
>> -->>> Sorry to those who'll never know.
>> -->>>
>> -->>> Andy
>> -->>>
>> -->> I miss that. . . a sandwich of raw ground round on rye with
>> slices of
>> -->> onion. That was an everyday thing when I was growing up, nothing
>> special.
>> -->> Janet
>> -->
>> -->In Wisconsin during my college days there was a bar that gave away
>> a free
>> -->"Cannibal Sandwich" every Saturday morning if you bought a Bloody
>> Mary. Raw
>> -->ground beef on rye, topped with a raw egg, onions and capers.
>> -->
>> -->Now, the health department would probably shut him down.
>> -->
>> -->If all the things that they say are bad for us were REALLY bad for
>> us, we
>> -->would have been dead long ago.
>> -->
>> -->Today I am thawing out a 5 pound chub of 80/20 ground chuck and
>> I'll make
>> -->meatloaf for tonight and meatballs for the freezer. As I have done
>> all my
>> -->life, I'll taste some of the raw mixtures before cooking. If it
>> kills me,
>> -->it will be the first time.
>> -->
>> -->George L
>>
>> Tell you what George, any life insurance you have will be void if you
>> died from
>> it. This after stating you do this foolishness regularily and posted
>> such into
>> an open newsgroup.
>
>
> Well, I woke up this morning... still alive. The meatloaf was delicious
> and the meatballs are in the freezer. Both mixtures tasted pretty good
> raw.
>
> Once again I have tip-toed past the Grim Reaper and lived to tell about it.
>
> Tonight we are going out for dinner and I plan to have crab legs and
> very rare Prime Rib. If anyone thinks that either of these things are
> potentially fatal for me, please keep it to yourself. <vbg>
>
> George L <---- living on the edge of danger

If you can use a third side-kick, and you are buying, can I come ? :-)

I lovs me some prime rib almost mooing.

Bob