There is a new Macho Chef column and a recipe for the best pita pocket
sandwiches you ever tasted at

www.MachoChef.com

There is also a sample picture of a rubber band gun (a key feature of
today's column) at the bottom of the home page.

Come have a look, and check out the cool cooking news in the Macho Chef
Fish Wrap. Today's first article is about a chair that transforms into
a stove (I kid you not).

See you there!

In article .com>,
says...
> There is a new Macho Chef column and a recipe for the best pita pocket
> sandwiches you ever tasted at
>
> www.MachoChef.com
>
> There is also a sample picture of a rubber band gun (a key feature of
> today's column) at the bottom of the home page.
>
> Come have a look, and check out the cool cooking news in the Macho Chef
> Fish Wrap. Today's first article is about a chair that transforms into
> a stove (I kid you not).
>
> See you there!
>
>

Macho chef? Is this the guy who flattens beer cans on his forehead,
drives a hummer, worries about his abs, frets that his dick is too
small, polishes his GED diploma regularly, and can boil a hot dog?

Wow. I can't wait to see this web site.

--
Peter Aitken
Visit my recipe and kitchen myths pages at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm

"Peter A" > wrote

> Macho chef? Is this the guy who flattens beer cans on his forehead,
> drives a hummer, worries about his abs, frets that his dick is too
> small, polishes his GED diploma regularly, and can boil a hot dog?

No, that's sw. This is someone else.

nancy

On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:08:08 -0400, Nancy Young wrote:

> "Peter A" > wrote
>
>> Macho chef? Is this the guy who flattens beer cans on his forehead,
>> drives a hummer, worries about his abs, frets that his dick is too
>> small, polishes his GED diploma regularly, and can boil a hot dog?
>
> No, that's sw. This is someone else.

The story on the page reminded me of the Buffy posts (I think I've got that
name right). A story that's interesting/funny (subjective, I know)
followed by a recipe that you can either take or leave. I didn't follow
any of the links on the page from there but I liked what I saw on the home
page.

--

-Jeff B. (lost 30+ pounds since February - diabetes is in the green)
zoomie at fastmail fm

In article >,
says...
>
> "Peter A" > wrote
>
> > Macho chef? Is this the guy who flattens beer cans on his forehead,
> > drives a hummer, worries about his abs, frets that his dick is too
> > small, polishes his GED diploma regularly, and can boil a hot dog?
>
> No, that's sw. This is someone else.
>
> nancy
>

LOL!

--
Peter Aitken
Visit my recipe and kitchen myths pages at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm

"Yeff" > wrote

> The story on the page reminded me of the Buffy posts (I think I've got
> that
> name right). A story that's interesting/funny (subjective, I know)
> followed by a recipe that you can either take or leave. I didn't follow
> any of the links on the page from there but I liked what I saw on the home
> page.

Heh, I just loved Buffy Lyar. I got a lot of laughs out of those
stories.

nancy

Peter A wrote:
> In article .com>,
> says...
> > There is a new Macho Chef column and a recipe for the best pita pocket
> > sandwiches you ever tasted at
> >
> > www.MachoChef.com
> >
> > There is also a sample picture of a rubber band gun (a key feature of
> > today's column) at the bottom of the home page.
> >
> > Come have a look, and check out the cool cooking news in the Macho Chef
> > Fish Wrap. Today's first article is about a chair that transforms into
> > a stove (I kid you not).
> >
> > See you there!
> >
> >
>
> Macho chef? Is this the guy who flattens beer cans on his forehead,
> drives a hummer, worries about his abs, frets that his dick is too
> small, polishes his GED diploma regularly, and can boil a hot dog?
>
> Wow. I can't wait to see this web site.
>
> --
> Peter Aitken
> Visit my recipe and kitchen myths pages at www.pgacon.com/cooking.htm

Hey there, Peter, glad to meet you. And Nancy too.

Nah, I slap my hand to my forehead whenever I set fire to the wok,
drive a 4-cylinder Plymouth minivan, worry about my prostate, fret that
my diploma is too small, regularly polish my huge dick (really it's
huge. I have documents), and I can in fact boil a hotdog (though only
when the kids have bugged me so long for some fast food and with such
persistance that I can't stand it anymore).

Actually, I'm a journalist for a small weekly newspaper and I just
happen to like cooking and writing.

Thanks for checking out my site.

Nancy Young wrote:

> "Yeff" > wrote
>
> > The story on the page reminded me of the Buffy posts (I think I've got
> > that
> > name right). A story that's interesting/funny (subjective, I know)
> > followed by a recipe that you can either take or leave. I didn't follow
> > any of the links on the page from there but I liked what I saw on the home
> > page.
>
> Heh, I just loved Buffy Lyar. I got a lot of laughs out of those
> stories.


Yup, between Buffy and Jimmy Tango you could have lotsa laffs... ;-)

--
Best
Greg

Android wrote:
> There is a new Macho Chef column and a recipe for the best pita pocket
> sandwiches you ever tasted at
>
> www.MachoChef.com
>
> There is also a sample picture of a rubber band gun (a key feature of
> today's column) at the bottom of the home page.

Actually the correct nomenclature is "carpet gun"... it doesn't fire
rubberbands, it uses the rubber band to fire razor edged slivers of
linoleum, which at the time were made to depict carpets. Linoleum
"carpet" didn't wear well so was often thrown out at the curb for trash
pick up, a virtual bonanza of ammo for carpet gun wars.

http://www.barrypopik.com/index.php/...ry/carpet_gun/

Sheldon