"merryb" > wrote in message
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> On Nov 17, 8:03 am, "Ophelia" > wrote:
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>> > On Nov 17, 6:24 am, Dave Smith > wrote:
>> >> On 16/11/2011 10:53 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
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>> >> >>>> You have been participating in a cooking news group for over a
>> >> >>>> year
>> >> >>>> and you don't even know what braising is? That style of cooking
>> >> >>>> has
>> >> >>>> been addressed many times.
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>> >> >>> I don't read every post here and I don't make a lot of meat. Only
>> >> >>> when my husband is home. Daughter and I don't eat a lot of meat
>> >> >>> and
>> >> >>> we like our vegetables raw.
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>> >> >> That's okay Julie. I figured that you would have an explanation/
>> >> >> excuse/ reason for remaining unaware of any topic that did not
>> >> >> directly involve advertising the dysfunction that defines your
>> >> >> family.
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>> >> > Is there any fiber of your being that could say something nice?
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>> >> Sure there is Julie, but I would hate to deprive you of the enjoyment
>> >> of
>> >> being the centre of the discussion. You take every opportunity to
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>> >> us about the strange quirks in your family that demonstrate their
>> >> dysfunction. Like many others here, I have made useful suggestions,
>> >> but, as several others here have pointed out, you always....ALWAYS...
>> >> come back with an excuse for not doing it. You don't like it, don't
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>> >> it, can't eat it. You your daughter doesn't like it, couldn't eat it,
>> >> can't eat it. You husband..... the guy who doesn't even live there,
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>> >> never lets you know when he is coming home for dinner and often stops
>> >> and eats something on the way home.
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>> >> You don't eat meat. You eat mostly raw vegetables, and you spend
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>> >> all day in posting messages in a cooking news group...... 47 of them
>> >> yesterday, and not even a break from it when you continued with
>> >> another
>> >> 27 since midnight (my time). You rarely take a break of more than two
>> >> hours from posting here.
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>> >> You consistently demonstrate a pretty desperate need for attention.
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>> > Well said Dave- my exact thoughts!
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>> She might be lonely with husband away and child at school. Compassion is
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> You may be right, but is that an excuse?

Why does she need one. You choose what you will read, not her!



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