A place to buy the casings from?

Kswck writes:

>A place to buy the casings from?

How about just "A place to buy the casings?"

What's with ending a sentence with a preposition... oh, sorry, you never passed
6th grade.

And just yesterday someone asked where to buy casings, to which I responded:
http://www.alliedkenco.com


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PENMART01 wrote:
> Kswck writes:
>
>
>>A place to buy the casings from?
>
>
> How about just "A place to buy the casings?"
>
> What's with ending a sentence with a preposition... oh, sorry, you never passed
> 6th grade.

Then how about, "A place to buy the casings from, Asshole?" ;-)

>
> And just yesterday someone asked where to buy casings, to which I responded:
> http://www.alliedkenco.com
>

Another good place is http://butcherpacker.com

If one is looking for natural hog or lamb casings, they can probably be
found locally by asking at butcher shops, Chinese markets, etc.

Best regards,
Bob

On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 22:52:50 GMT, Kswck > wrote:

>A place to buy the casings from?

Most grocery stores carry them. Ask at the meat counter, or any
butcher in town.

-sw

thank you.wouldn't have thought of that.

Steve Wertz wrote:

> On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 22:52:50 GMT, Kswck > wrote:
>
>
>>A place to buy the casings from?
>>
>
> Most grocery stores carry them. Ask at the meat counter, or any
> butcher in town.
>
> -sw
>

PENMART01 > wrote:
> Kswck writes:
>
>>A place to buy the casings from?
>
> How about just "A place to buy the casings?"
>
> What's with ending a sentence with a preposition... oh, sorry, you
> never passed 6th grade.

Thanks, Sheldon.

You're reminding me of a story of a student from south of the Mason
and Dixon Line who'd worked hard to get into Yale. On his first day,
he walked up to one of the dons and asked, "Pardon me, sir. Where's
the quad at," to which the tweedy snob responded, "Here at Yale, we do
not end our sentences with prepositions."

Undeterred by this display of rudeness, the freshman came back with,
"That's wonderful. Where's the quad at, asshole?"

Cheers,
D
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