Melba's Jammin' wrote:
> In article >,
> Margaret Suran > wrote:
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>>Spaghetti and meatballs, except I have left over mashed potatoes and
>>will serve that instead of the pasta. I cannot waste them and mashed
>>potatoes do not freeze. Marcel will have to be talked into believing
>>that the spaghetti got mushy. )
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> Errrmmm, make potato patties and brown them; don't pour pasta sauce on
> them. I know the Eyetalians call it 'gravy' but it's really not the
> same thing. Put the damn bottle of Scotch down!! It's affecting your
> judgment. "-)
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> I want to know what Saint Marcel says about the "mushy spaghetti." Oh,
> wait -- I can hear him.
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>>I must have had three dozen recorded telephone calls in the last three
>>days. What a waste of money this is. Also, what right do the ones
>>who make a live call have to ask for whom I intend to vote? Aren't we
>>assured and entitled of a secret vote?
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> Oh, heck, let them call. You are the height of politeness. Of course
> we're entitled to a secret vote. When they ask me, I tell them I'm
> voting for "the candidate of my choice" (click). Cinchy. Or I don't
> answer the phone if I don't recognize the caller ID number.


first, I served Marcel a salad of Romaine Lettuce and Cucumber slices
with oil and vinegar dressing. Next came the mashed potatoes with
meatballs and peas covering them. Marcel ate everything and never
noticed that it was almost impossible to twirl the "Spaghetti" strands
around the fork. )

I am far from polite when I receive those calls. I have even told
some of those callers, that it is unlawful to make these calls. I
have no idea whether it is or not, but I sure enjoy threatening to
report them.