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DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. We
couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. Does anyone know? The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. A Shark sweeper. A corked bottle of wine. Hey, I'm just bringing them in the door. They've already got my money -- what's the deal? Dee Dee |
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Oh pshaw, on Fri 09 Nov 2007 09:14:29p, Dee.Dee meant to say...
> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. > We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at > the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > Does anyone know? > > The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: > > An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. > > A Shark sweeper. > > A corked bottle of wine. > > Hey, I'm just bringing them in the door. They've already got my money > -- what's the deal? > > Dee Dee > > > > > > > It's to prevent people from picking up a product off the shelf in the store, claiming they had previously purchsed it, and trying to return it for a refund. If the customer doesn't have a receipt, most stores will still issue a refund or, at least, a store credit. Having the sticker applied as you enter gives them some assurance that you had, indeed, previously purchsed the item(s). -- Wayne Boatwright (to e-mail me direct, replace cox dot net with gmail dot com) __________________________________________________ ____________ 'Sorry... it's the chocolate talking.' -- Wakko Warner |
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THEM STIKERS KEE P YOU FROM STELIN/.,M" ITHEY IS BLUFFIN A ND YOU AINT/.,M
FATTY "Dee.Dee" > wrote in message ... > DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. > We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at the > doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > Does anyone know? > > The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: > > An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. > > A Shark sweeper. > > A corked bottle of wine. > > Hey, I'm just bringing them in the door. They've already got my money -- > what's the deal? > > Dee Dee > > > > > > |
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OH PEESHAWS;.., WFT IS OH PESHARWS!_?K?
MR BOATRIGTHT.. IF CLULESES FATTY "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message 3.184... > Oh pshaw, on Fri 09 Nov 2007 09:14:29p, Dee.Dee meant to say... > >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >> >> Does anyone know? >> >> The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: >> >> An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. >> >> A Shark sweeper. >> >> A corked bottle of wine. >> >> Hey, I'm just bringing them in the door. They've already got my money >> -- what's the deal? >> >> Dee Dee >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > It's to prevent people from picking up a product off the shelf in the > store, claiming they had previously purchsed it, and trying to return it > for a refund. If the customer doesn't have a receipt, most stores will > still issue a refund or, at least, a store credit. Having the sticker > applied as you enter gives them some assurance that you had, indeed, > previously purchsed the item(s). > > -- > Wayne Boatwright > > (to e-mail me direct, replace cox dot net with gmail dot com) > __________________________________________________ ____________ > > 'Sorry... it's the chocolate talking.' -- Wakko Warner > > > > > |
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![]() "Dee.Dee" > wrote in message ... > DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. > We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at the > doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > Does anyone know? > > The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: > > An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. > > A Shark sweeper. > > A corked bottle of wine. > > Hey, I'm just bringing them in the door. They've already got my money -- > what's the deal? > > Dee Dee It shows to some extent that you bought the product, not just took it from the shelf directly to the return counter. If you elect to take the product out again, it also shows that it was brought it from the outside, not off the shelf. Some security setups are to make people aware that the store is watching, a deterrent in itself. Why are you returning wine? |
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Edwin Pawlowski > wrote:
>"Dee.Dee" > wrote in message >> A corked bottle of wine. >Why are you returning wine? Corked. I'll be interested to hear how that goes. (Some surveys suggest about 15% of all wine is corked. I myself cannot specifically identify the corked bottles relative to the bad bottles in general.) Steve |
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Edwin Pawlowski > wrote in message
... > "Dee.Dee" > wrote in message > ... [..] >> The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: [..] >> A corked bottle of wine. [..] > Why are you returning wine? Because it's "bad." It wasn't stored correctly during the shipping process and tastes off. The Ranger |
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Oh pshaw, on Fri 09 Nov 2007 09:35:56p, BULLFROG meant to say...
> OH PEESHAWS;.., WFT IS OH PESHARWS!_?K? > > MR BOATRIGTHT.. > > IF CLULESES > > FATTY > > "Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message > 3.184... >> Oh pshaw, on Fri 09 Nov 2007 09:14:29p, Dee.Dee meant to say... >> >>> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. >>> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >>> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >>> >>> Does anyone know? >>> >>> The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: >>> >>> An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. >>> >>> A Shark sweeper. >>> >>> A corked bottle of wine. >>> >>> Hey, I'm just bringing them in the door. They've already got my money >>> -- what's the deal? >>> >>> Dee Dee >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> It's to prevent people from picking up a product off the shelf in the >> store, claiming they had previously purchsed it, and trying to return it >> for a refund. If the customer doesn't have a receipt, most stores will >> still issue a refund or, at least, a store credit. Having the sticker >> applied as you enter gives them some assurance that you had, indeed, >> previously purchsed the item(s). >> >> -- >> Wayne Boatwright >> >> (to e-mail me direct, replace cox dot net with gmail dot com) >> __________________________________________________ ____________ >> >> 'Sorry... it's the chocolate talking.' -- Wakko Warner >> >> >> >> >> > > > pshaw (s?hô) noun, (an exclamation) used to express impatience, disgust, contempt, disbelief, etc. -- Wayne Boatwright (to e-mail me direct, replace cox dot net with gmail dot com) __________________________________________________ ____________ 'Sorry... it's the chocolate talking.' -- Wakko Warner |
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![]() "Dee.Dee" > wrote in message ... > DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. We > couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at the doors at > Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > Does anyone know? > > The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: > > An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. > > A Shark sweeper. > > A corked bottle of wine. > > Hey, I'm just bringing them in the door. They've already got my money -- what's > the deal? > > Dee Dee The idea is to prevent people from going in and taking an item from the shelf to the return line and saying they bought it. When the person at the return counter sees the sticker, they know you at least came in the door with the item. kimberly |
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Dee.Dee said...
> > DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. > We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at > the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. OH! I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? Boy, am I green! Andy |
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Andy <q> wrote in :
> Dee.Dee said... > >> >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > > OH! > > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? > > Boy, am I green! > > Andy > You can order a steak just about anywhere you want. It just in a lot of places you won't get one. -- The house of the burning beet-Alan It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night- Elbonian Folklore |
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![]() "The Ranger" > wrote in message ... > Edwin Pawlowski > wrote in message > ... >> "Dee.Dee" > wrote in message >> ... > [..] >>> The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: > [..] >>> A corked bottle of wine. > [..] >> Why are you returning wine? > > Because it's "bad." It wasn't stored correctly during the shipping process > and tastes off. > > The Ranger It was corked. Not only corked, but the cork was actually GREEN. On recommendation, (some from the wine group I believe), I bought some Virginia wines. So far two have been corked. I will always 'try' to get money back on corked wines, if they are white. (White, meaning I have purchased them somewhat recently.) Money is only partially the reason for getting money back. Damn, it's the principle (and principal ;-) ) of the 'thing.' Dee Dee |
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![]() "Andy" <q> wrote in message ... > Dee.Dee said... > >> >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > > OH! > > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? > > Boy, am I green! > > Andy You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough points yet? ;-)) Dee Dee |
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Dee.Dee said...
> > "Andy" <q> wrote in message ... >> Dee.Dee said... >> >>> >>> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. >>> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >>> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >> >> >> OH! >> >> I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? >> >> Boy, am I green! >> >> Andy > > > You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough points > yet? > ;-)) > > Dee Dee Points? Points?? I've done my share of good deeds. Obeyed 9 out of 10 commandments (OK, so I still have my neighbor's lawn mower but HE moved before I could return it). Now, if I gotta answer to the buffalos at the gates, I'm a goner! Andy |
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![]() "Andy" <q> wrote in message ... > Dee.Dee said... > >> >> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ... >>> Dee.Dee said... >>> >>>> >>>> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. >>>> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >>>> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >>> >>> >>> OH! >>> >>> I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? >>> >>> Boy, am I green! >>> >>> Andy >> >> >> You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough points >> yet? >> ;-)) >> >> Dee Dee > > > Points? Points?? > > I've done my share of good deeds. Obeyed 9 out of 10 commandments (OK, so > I > still have my neighbor's lawn mower but HE moved before I could return > it). > > Now, if I gotta answer to the buffalos at the gates, I'm a goner! > > Andy no, no! You missed it -- 'they' answer 'your' burning questions. Dee Dee |
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On Nov 10, 12:04?am, "The Ranger" > wrote:
> Edwin Pawlowski > wrote in message > > ... > > > "Dee.Dee" > wrote in message > ... > [..] > >> The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: > [..] > >> A corked bottle of wine. > [..] > > Why are you returning wine? > > Because it's "bad." It wasn't stored correctly during the shipping > process and tastes off. If still corked how does one know it tastes "bad/off"??? And why would it matter how stored during shipping, all wine is positioned incorrectly during shipping (therefore by your logic all wine is bad/off), but I'd not call the few days needed to ship anywhere on the planet storage. Most liquor stores don't position wine properly for storage yet it could be on the shelf for months... could be in stock cartons for many months, even years. Unless obviously leaking the only way to know a bottle is spoiled is to uncork it... recorked is not corked. Sheldon |
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On Nov 10, 5:48?am, Andy <q> wrote:
> Dee.Dee said... > > > > > DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. > > We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at > > the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > OH! > > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? I don't think you need to be concerned with heaven, where you're going you'll get to grill your own... and how will St Peter recognize your face... oh yeah: (_<q>_) hehehe |
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Sheldon said...
> On Nov 10, 5:48?am, Andy <q> wrote: >> Dee.Dee said... >> >> >> >> > DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. >> > We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >> > the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >> >> OH! >> >> I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? > > I don't think you need to be concerned with heaven, where you're going > you'll get to grill your own... and how will St Peter recognize your > face... oh yeah: (_<q>_) hehehe OH, a comedian, eh??? why I oughtta... ![]() Andy |
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![]() "Dee.Dee" wrote: > > "Andy" <q> wrote in message ... > > Dee.Dee said... > > > >> > >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid things. > >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at > >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > > > > > > OH! > > > > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? > > > > Boy, am I green! > > > > Andy > > You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough points > yet? > ;-)) > > Dee Dee Points???? Thought the loyalty card was enough... |
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In article >, Janet Baraclough > wrote:
[snip] > > "corked " doesn't mean "haven't opened the bottle yet. "Corked wine" is > wine that tastes bad because it was contaminated by a bad cork . > >http://www.thewinedoctor.com/author/corked.shtml I'm pleased to say there are now enough good wines around with Stelvin seals here in Oz that I now refuse to buy any with corks. I've never understood why it's taken so long for a decent seal to be accepted by the hoi polloi. What other product would get away with selling stuff where anything up to 10% of items is bad? (I should add that, based on my experience here in Oz, I think 10% is actually an exaggeration; but that's a figure attributed to "industry sources" in the URL quoted above by Janet, so WAITA! :-) Cheers, Phred. -- LID |
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I used to work in a wine and cheese shop. We had a customer who was
exceptionally good at detecting corked wines. He'd buy a bottle, get it home, open and taste, realize it was corked, return it for refund. The owner changed the policy. Instead of giving him cash or credit that could be used on any other bottle, he started giving the guy another of the same. The customer's extraordinary powers of corked detection ended. Letting customers know that screw caps are actually better at preserving wine than corks was another comedy. Part of me understands it. I love the drama that accompanies serving wine, the presentation, the variety of corkscrews, the way the cork is presented to the host. Even now, screw caps are associated with low quality wine, almost as far down as box wines. It is hard to go against centuries of ceremony. --Lia |
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"Edwin Pawlowski" > wrote in
: > > "Dee.Dee" > wrote in message > ... >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid >> things. We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your >> returns at the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for >> them. >> >> Does anyone know? >> >> The reason I ask is tomorrow is a big return day: >> >> An outdoor "critter" camera that takes pictures at night. >> >> A Shark sweeper. >> >> A corked bottle of wine. >> > > Why are you returning wine? > > As DD said....... it is 'corked'. Corked = Affected by TCA......... trichloroanisole, a bacteria that lives in the bark of a certain tree that supplies all the corks for the world..... but at the same time only infects about 2-7% of all wines. I've been drinking wine since 1993, and have only had approx 6-8 bottles that have been corked. What was the bottle DD? |
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Julia Altshuler > wrote in
: > Letting customers know that screw caps are actually better at preserving > wine than corks was another comedy. Part of me understands it. I love > the drama that accompanies serving wine, the presentation, the variety > of corkscrews, the way the cork is presented to the host. Even now, > screw caps are associated with low quality wine, almost as far down as > box wines. It is hard to go against centuries of ceremony. > Stelvins were around here in the early 70's......... but then people got caught up in all the 'romance' of opening a bottle of wine. Sure......... I love the *pop*........ but I'd gladly retire my 'waiters friend' collection to ensure that each and every wine I got was in pristine condition...... and able to be stored standing up, or laying down. |
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(Steve Pope) wrote in news:fh3e3u$ada$2
@blue.rahul.net: > Edwin Pawlowski > wrote: > >>"Dee.Dee" > wrote in message > >>> A corked bottle of wine. > >>Why are you returning wine? > > Corked. I'll be interested to hear how that goes. (Some > surveys suggest about 15% of all wine is corked. Actually, it's about 2-7% A very good read........... http://www.wineanorak.com/yetmorecork.htm >I myself > cannot specifically identify the corked bottles relative to the > bad bottles in general.) You need to drink more wine :-) |
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Sheldon > wrote in
ups.com: > On Nov 10, 5:48?am, Andy <q> wrote: >> Dee.Dee said... >> >> >> >> > DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid >> > things. We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your >> > returns at the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes >> > for them. >> >> OH! >> >> I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? > > I don't think you need to be concerned with heaven, where you're going > you'll get to grill your own... and how will St Peter recognize your > face... oh yeah: (_<q>_) hehehe > > > Don't worry............. I'll know him when I see him, just like you. |
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![]() "Arri London" > wrote in message ... > > > "Dee.Dee" wrote: >> >> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ... >> > Dee.Dee said... >> > >> >> >> >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid >> >> things. >> >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at >> >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >> > >> > >> > OH! >> > >> > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? >> > >> > Boy, am I green! >> > >> > Andy >> >> You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough points >> yet? >> ;-)) >> >> Dee Dee > > Points???? Thought the loyalty card was enough... Now you've got a point there! (no pun intended) LOL. Dee Dee |
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![]() "Dee.Dee" wrote: > > "Arri London" > wrote in message > ... > > > > > > "Dee.Dee" wrote: > >> > >> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ... > >> > Dee.Dee said... > >> > > >> >> > >> >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid > >> >> things. > >> >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns at > >> >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > >> > > >> > > >> > OH! > >> > > >> > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? > >> > > >> > Boy, am I green! > >> > > >> > Andy > >> > >> You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough points > >> yet? > >> ;-)) > >> > >> Dee Dee > > > > Points???? Thought the loyalty card was enough... > > Now you've got a point there! (no pun intended) > LOL. > Dee Dee Can't think of any Biblical references to the menus in Heaven...wondering if the food is going to be any good LOL! Do have a clean joke in that respect: Elderly Jewish man dies and goes to Heaven. St Peter is there to greet him and says 'Please be seated at the eternal banquet table and enjoy yourself'. The man says 'Is the food kosher here? I've never eaten anything unkosher in my life.' The Gatekeeper smiles and replies 'You don't need to worry about that in Heaven. Those rules no longer apply up here.' The old man still looks uncertain: 'Are you sure?' St Peter nods. The man considers for a few moments. 'Hmmmm...I'll have the fish, thank you!' |
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![]() "Arri London" > wrote in message ... > > > "Dee.Dee" wrote: >> >> "Arri London" > wrote in message >> ... >> > >> > >> > "Dee.Dee" wrote: >> >> >> >> "Andy" <q> wrote in message >> >> ... >> >> > Dee.Dee said... >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid >> >> >> things. >> >> >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns >> >> >> at >> >> >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > OH! >> >> > >> >> > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? >> >> > >> >> > Boy, am I green! >> >> > >> >> > Andy >> >> >> >> You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough >> >> points >> >> yet? >> >> ;-)) >> >> >> >> Dee Dee >> > >> > Points???? Thought the loyalty card was enough... >> >> Now you've got a point there! (no pun intended) >> LOL. >> Dee Dee > > Can't think of any Biblical references to the menus in > Heaven...wondering if the food is going to be any good LOL! > > Do have a clean joke in that respect: > > Elderly Jewish man dies and goes to Heaven. St Peter is there to greet > him and says 'Please be seated at the eternal banquet table and enjoy > yourself'. The man says 'Is the food kosher here? I've never eaten > anything unkosher in my life.' The Gatekeeper smiles and replies 'You > don't need to worry about that in Heaven. Those rules no longer apply up > here.' The old man still looks uncertain: 'Are you sure?' St Peter nods. > The man considers for a few moments. 'Hmmmm...I'll have the fish, thank > you!' Your joke was wasted on me -- I was hoping for a laugh. Darn! DeeDee |
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![]() "Dee.Dee" wrote: > > "Arri London" > wrote in message > ... > > > > > > "Dee.Dee" wrote: > >> > >> "Arri London" > wrote in message > >> ... > >> > > >> > > >> > "Dee.Dee" wrote: > >> >> > >> >> "Andy" <q> wrote in message > >> >> ... > >> >> > Dee.Dee said... > >> >> > > >> >> >> > >> >> >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid > >> >> >> things. > >> >> >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your returns > >> >> >> at > >> >> >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > OH! > >> >> > > >> >> > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? > >> >> > > >> >> > Boy, am I green! > >> >> > > >> >> > Andy > >> >> > >> >> You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough > >> >> points > >> >> yet? > >> >> ;-)) > >> >> > >> >> Dee Dee > >> > > >> > Points???? Thought the loyalty card was enough... > >> > >> Now you've got a point there! (no pun intended) > >> LOL. > >> Dee Dee > > > > Can't think of any Biblical references to the menus in > > Heaven...wondering if the food is going to be any good LOL! > > > > Do have a clean joke in that respect: > > > > Elderly Jewish man dies and goes to Heaven. St Peter is there to greet > > him and says 'Please be seated at the eternal banquet table and enjoy > > yourself'. The man says 'Is the food kosher here? I've never eaten > > anything unkosher in my life.' The Gatekeeper smiles and replies 'You > > don't need to worry about that in Heaven. Those rules no longer apply up > > here.' The old man still looks uncertain: 'Are you sure?' St Peter nods. > > The man considers for a few moments. 'Hmmmm...I'll have the fish, thank > > you!' > > Your joke was wasted on me -- I was hoping for a laugh. Darn! > DeeDee Sorry about that. If someone isn't certain the food somewhere is kosher, they usually ask for the fish. Does that help any? |
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![]() "Arri London" > wrote in message ... > > > "Dee.Dee" wrote: >> >> "Arri London" > wrote in message >> ... >> > >> > >> > "Dee.Dee" wrote: >> >> >> >> "Arri London" > wrote in message >> >> ... >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > "Dee.Dee" wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> "Andy" <q> wrote in message >> >> >> ... >> >> >> > Dee.Dee said... >> >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> DH and I were having coffee this afternoon talking about stupid >> >> >> >> things. >> >> >> >> We couldn't figure out why they put those stickers on your >> >> >> >> returns >> >> >> >> at >> >> >> >> the doors at Costco and Walmart; what it accomplishes for them. >> >> >> > >> >> >> > >> >> >> > OH! >> >> >> > >> >> >> > I was going to ask if I could order a rare steak in Heaven? >> >> >> > >> >> >> > Boy, am I green! >> >> >> > >> >> >> > Andy >> >> >> >> >> >> You have to wait until you get there to ask! Have you got enough >> >> >> points >> >> >> yet? >> >> >> ;-)) >> >> >> >> >> >> Dee Dee >> >> > >> >> > Points???? Thought the loyalty card was enough... >> >> >> >> Now you've got a point there! (no pun intended) >> >> LOL. >> >> Dee Dee >> > >> > Can't think of any Biblical references to the menus in >> > Heaven...wondering if the food is going to be any good LOL! >> > >> > Do have a clean joke in that respect: >> > >> > Elderly Jewish man dies and goes to Heaven. St Peter is there to greet >> > him and says 'Please be seated at the eternal banquet table and enjoy >> > yourself'. The man says 'Is the food kosher here? I've never eaten >> > anything unkosher in my life.' The Gatekeeper smiles and replies 'You >> > don't need to worry about that in Heaven. Those rules no longer apply >> > up >> > here.' The old man still looks uncertain: 'Are you sure?' St Peter >> > nods. >> > The man considers for a few moments. 'Hmmmm...I'll have the fish, thank >> > you!' >> >> Your joke was wasted on me -- I was hoping for a laugh. Darn! >> DeeDee > > Sorry about that. If someone isn't certain the food somewhere is kosher, > they usually ask for the fish. Does that help any? Yes, I understand now. But it's a little late for me to incorporate it into a funny-bone laugh for me. Thanks for explaining -- and not calling me an 'idiot.' LOL. Your pal, Dostoevsky, Dee Dee |
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![]() "Dee.Dee" wrote: > > "Arri London" > wrote in message > ... <snippage> > >> Your joke was wasted on me -- I was hoping for a laugh. Darn! > >> DeeDee > > > > Sorry about that. If someone isn't certain the food somewhere is kosher, > > they usually ask for the fish. Does that help any? > > Yes, I understand now. But it's a little late for me to incorporate it > into a funny-bone laugh for me. Thanks for explaining -- and not calling me > an 'idiot.' LOL. > > Your pal, > Dostoevsky, > Dee Dee LOL now why would I call you an idiot! And the allusion was not wasted on me either... |
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