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I might actually buy Amway products from those critters... they're certainly
prettier than the neighbors were who tried to sell Amway to my parents in
1975.

Dinner tonight will be broiled haddock lightly brushed with olive oil,
seasoned simply with salt & pepper. As a side dish I'll reheat some
leftover boiled potatoes (I even added dill weed!) and I'll steam some
brussels sprouts. Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
Other things transpired. Have fun!

Jill

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> http://icanhascheezburger.wordpress....eat-brains.jpg
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>
> I might actually buy Amway products from those critters... they're
> certainly prettier than the neighbors were who tried to sell Amway to my
> parents in 1975.
>
> Dinner tonight will be broiled haddock lightly brushed with olive oil,
> seasoned simply with salt & pepper. As a side dish I'll reheat some
> leftover boiled potatoes (I even added dill weed!) and I'll steam some
> brussels sprouts. Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
> Other things transpired. Have fun!
>
> Jill


Did you have to take a powerful dump? What else could interrupt your
"busy" life?

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>> Other things transpired. Have fun!

>
> Did you have to take a powerful dump? What else could interrupt your
> "busy" life?


She takes her dumps here in RFC.

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It's only been 17 minutes since you published the invite.
uh.... nevermind.

ObFood: Dinner was Black Forest ham with Boars Head Swiss on
jalapeno cheese bread with Laurent De Clos Roquefort Mustard(*),
mayo, and sliced cluster tomatoes. I just ate the last bite as I
typed this.

(*) http://www.foodlocker.com/ld6753.html

It's pretty good stuff. It grows on you. And between your toes,
too.

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>> Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
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> It's only been 17 minutes since you published the invite.
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How interesting you timed it. You'd be surprised how ****ing busy my life
is.

Jill



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jmcquown wrote:
> http://icanhascheezburger.wordpress....eat-brains.jpg
>
>
> I might actually buy Amway products from those critters... they're
> certainly prettier than the neighbors were who tried to sell Amway to my
> parents in 1975.
>
> Dinner tonight will be broiled haddock lightly brushed with olive oil,
> seasoned simply with salt & pepper. As a side dish I'll reheat some
> leftover boiled potatoes (I even added dill weed!) and I'll steam some
> brussels sprouts. Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
> Other things transpired. Have fun!
>
> Jill


Jill, it must be nice to be able to use herbs again. :-)

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"Christine Dabney" wrote:
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> I am fixing the pork dish that Michael posted. It smells heavenly.
> http://www.elboricua.com/pernil.html
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> Christine
>

Oh, that's one of favorites.



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On Apr 7, 5:45*pm, "jmcquown" > wrote:
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>
> I might actually buy Amway products from those critters... they're certainly
> prettier than the neighbors were who tried to sell Amway to my parents *in
> 1975.


Good if you want to have sex with them.
>
> Dinner tonight will be broiled haddock lightly brushed with olive oil,
> seasoned simply with salt & pepper. *As a side dish I'll reheat some
> leftover boiled potatoes (I even added dill weed!) and I'll steam some
> brussels sprouts. *Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
> Other things transpired. *Have fun!


The dinner sounds nice (except that I personally hate Brussels
sprouts, but that's my loss). Haddock prepared in that way is yummy,
especially with lemon halves to squeeze onto it.

I really wish that I liked cruciferous veggies. They really are *so*
good for you.
>
> Jill


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"Christine Dabney" wrote
> "brooklyn1" wrote:
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>>Oh, that's one of favorites.
>>
>>

> You have made this often?


Lots.

> The pork fat curled up during the first hour. Does this happen? I
> assume it will still be good...


Score it in a diamond pattern... makes good chicherone.

> It smells heavenly...
> Has a few more hours to cook.
>
> Christine
>

You'll love it. For Easter roast a fresh ham.


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> jmcquown wrote:
>> http://icanhascheezburger.wordpress....eat-brains.jpg I
>> might actually buy Amway products from those critters... they're
>> certainly prettier than the neighbors were who tried to sell Amway to my
>> parents in 1975.
>>
>> Dinner tonight will be broiled haddock lightly brushed with olive oil,
>> seasoned simply with salt & pepper. As a side dish I'll reheat some
>> leftover boiled potatoes (I even added dill weed!) and I'll steam some
>> brussels sprouts. Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
>> Other things transpired. Have fun!
>>
>> Jill

>
> Jill, it must be nice to be able to use herbs again. :-)
>
> --
> Jean B.




It's quite a relief I even sprinkled some of Penzey's Bonnes Herbs on
the fish. Woo hoo!

Jill



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http://icanhascheezburger.wordpress....eat-brains.jpg I
> >> might actually buy Amway products from those critters... they're
> >> certainly prettier than the neighbors were who tried to sell Amway to

my
> >> parents in 1975.
> >>
> >> Dinner tonight will be broiled haddock lightly brushed with olive oil,
> >> seasoned simply with salt & pepper. As a side dish I'll reheat some
> >> leftover boiled potatoes (I even added dill weed!) and I'll steam some
> >> brussels sprouts. Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
> >> Other things transpired. Have fun!
> >>
> >> Jill

> >
> > Jill, it must be nice to be able to use herbs again. :-)
> >
> > --
> > Jean B.

>
>
>
> It's quite a relief I even sprinkled some of Penzey's Bonnes Herbs on
> the fish. Woo hoo!



<yawn>

You're worse than Lil' Wayne with his anal polyp thread....



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>> jmcquown wrote:
>>> http://icanhascheezburger.wordpress....eat-brains.jpg
>>> I might actually buy Amway products from those critters... they're
>>> certainly prettier than the neighbors were who tried to sell Amway to
>>> my parents in 1975.
>>>
>>> Dinner tonight will be broiled haddock lightly brushed with olive
>>> oil, seasoned simply with salt & pepper. As a side dish I'll reheat
>>> some leftover boiled potatoes (I even added dill weed!) and I'll
>>> steam some brussels sprouts. Sorry I issued the chat invite then had
>>> to opt out. Other things transpired. Have fun!
>>>
>>> Jill

>>
>> Jill, it must be nice to be able to use herbs again. :-)
>>
>> --
>> Jean B.

>
>
>
> It's quite a relief I even sprinkled some of Penzey's Bonnes Herbs
> on the fish. Woo hoo!
>
> Jill


Dreaded specks! :-)

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>>> Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
>>> Other things transpired. Have fun!

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>> It's only been 17 minutes since you published the invite.
>> uh.... nevermind.
>>

> How interesting you timed it.


It's called subtraction. And it's very easy to calculate when you started
two threads in a row (17 minutes apart).

> You'd be surprised how ****ing busy my life is.


16 minutes at a time, apparently.

ObFood: Another Black Forest Ham with swiss and _roquefort mustard_
sandwich for breakfast this morning.

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> How interesting you timed it. You'd be surprised how ****ing busy my life
> is.



Yes, vulture, you are are so busy you have no time to *roost*, lol...


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>>> jmcquown > wrote:
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>>>> Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
>>>> Other things transpired. Have fun!
>>>
>>> It's only been 17 minutes since you published the invite.
>>> uh.... nevermind.
>>>

>> How interesting you timed it.

>
> It's called subtraction. And it's very easy to calculate when you started
> two threads in a row (17 minutes apart).
>
>> You'd be surprised how ****ing busy my life is.

>
> 16 minutes at a time, apparently.
>


Maybe during that 16-17 minutes I got a phone call telling me someone died.
Maybe someone I know was in a car accident. You really don't know, but of
course you had to comment anyway.

Jill



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>> Did you have to take a powerful dump? What else could interrupt your
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> She takes her dumps here in RFC.
>
> -sw


True.

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>> It's only been 17 minutes since you published the invite.
>> uh.... nevermind.
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> How interesting you timed it. You'd be surprised how ****ing busy my
> life is.
>
> Jill


Shocked is more like it.

Carry on...

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>>> jmcquown > wrote:
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>>>> Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
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>>> It's only been 17 minutes since you published the invite.
>>> uh.... nevermind.
>>>

>> How interesting you timed it. You'd be surprised how ****ing busy my life
>> is.

>
>
> Yes, vulture, you are are so busy you have no time to *roost*, lol...
>
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Word.

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>>>>> Sorry I issued the chat invite then had to opt out.
>>>>> Other things transpired. Have fun!
>>>>
>>>> It's only been 17 minutes since you published the invite.
>>>> uh.... nevermind.
>>>>
>>> How interesting you timed it.

>>
>> It's called subtraction. And it's very easy to calculate when you
>> started two threads in a row (17 minutes apart).
>>
>>> You'd be surprised how ****ing busy my life is.

>>
>> 16 minutes at a time, apparently.
>>

>
> Maybe during that 16-17 minutes I got a phone call telling me someone
> died. Maybe someone I know was in a car accident. You really don't
> know, but of course you had to comment anyway.
>
> Jill


Another house to pillage? I guess you *are* busy!

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> Maybe someone I know was in a car accident. You really don't know, but of
> course you had to comment anyway.


I wouldn't put it past you to get that tragic phone call, then post
on Usenet just a few minutes later.

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Sqwertz wrote:
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>> Maybe during that 16-17 minutes I got a phone call telling me someone died.
>> Maybe someone I know was in a car accident. You really don't know, but of
>> course you had to comment anyway.

>
> I wouldn't put it past you to get that tragic phone call, then post
> on Usenet just a few minutes later.
>
> -sw


True. The vulture posted here while her mother laid dead in the other
room. It was her infamous "Waiting for the undertaker" post.

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