In article >,
~patches~ > wrote:

> OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:
>
> <snip>
> >>>Why would they killfile _you_??? ;-o
> >>
> >>"patches" and I had a little disagreement over peanuts. No big deal. :-)
> >
> >
> > <rolls eyes>
> > On a public list, one should agree to disagree.
> > Anymore if a conversation gets ugly, I just cut it and let them have the
> > last word.
> >
> > Works for me, most of the time, unless I feel really strongly about
> > something.
>
> Omni, I specifically indicated I felt too strongly about the topic and
> was getting too emotional so I bowed out of the conversation quite some
> time ago. Unfortunately the conversation turned ugly and I no longer
> felt it was worth my time. FWIW I was not the only one getting upset
> over certain attitudes regarding the issue. I find ignoring someone a
> lot more powerful than answering or arguing and if that doesn't work I
> have no problem killfiling. I'd rather be discussing food or cooking
> than arguing

I frequently killfile subjects, but never authors... :-)
That way I don't miss anything good.

I especially killfile crossposts, death notices and political crap...
and threads that run on forEVER that I'm not interested in. Saves me on
screen space.

>
> BTW, I wish the replier well I and will respond to him ONLY if it is
> cooking related and something of interest to me. No hard feelings. I
> just don't feel like arguing. Life is too short.

Her.
And she is one of my favorite posters, that's why I was so surprised! ;-)

>
> Obfood -
> My Homemade Peanut Butter
> I simply take shelled, unsalted peanuts and blend them smooth in the
> food processor or blender. I prefer using the food processor as the
> resulting peanut butter is easier to get out. I transfer the peanut
> butter to a ziploc container as use as needed.

Reeses flavored Klondike bars.

Sinful. ;-d


>
> Obfood 2 -
> I will go out of my way to avoid preservatives as well as addes salts &
> sugars. IMO many food allergies are due to these rather than the actual
> food.
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson