Dave Smith wrote:

> My question is how hard is it to grate some cheese for a meal? It takes
> only a few seconds. It is worth it to have freshly grated cheese.

Obvious, isn't it. That's why I thought the cheese business was a
flashpoint for an underlying conflict.

On 20/10/2012 11:31 AM, George M. Middius wrote:
> Dave Smith wrote:
>
>> My question is how hard is it to grate some cheese for a meal? It takes
>> only a few seconds. It is worth it to have freshly grated cheese.
>
> Obvious, isn't it. That's why I thought the cheese business was a
> flashpoint for an underlying conflict.
>


Yep. Someone's on a power trip. He is going to get frustrated, then he
is going to yell at the kid. The kid is going to kick the dog...

On Oct 20, 11:54*am, Dave Smith > wrote:
> On 20/10/2012 11:31 AM, George M. Middius wrote:
>
> > Dave Smith wrote:
>
> >> My question is how hard is it to grate some cheese for a meal? *It takes
> >> only a few seconds. It is worth it to have freshly grated cheese.
>
> > Obvious, isn't it. That's why I thought the cheese business was a
> > flashpoint for an underlying conflict.
>
> Yep. Someone's on a power trip. He is going to get frustrated, then he
> is going to yell at the kid. The kid is going to kick the dog...

this has to be the dumbest thread of the week.

Chemo wrote:

> > >> My question is how hard is it to grate some cheese for a meal? *It takes
> > >> only a few seconds. It is worth it to have freshly grated cheese.
> >
> > > Obvious, isn't it. That's why I thought the cheese business was a
> > > flashpoint for an underlying conflict.
> >
> > Yep. Someone's on a power trip. He is going to get frustrated, then he
> > is going to yell at the kid. The kid is going to kick the dog...
>
> this has to be the dumbest thread of the week.

Tell us about all the nasty sheepish cheese where you live.

On Oct 20, 1:36*pm, George M. Middius > wrote:
> Chemo wrote:
> > > >> My question is how hard is it to grate some cheese for a meal? It takes
> > > >> only a few seconds. It is worth it to have freshly grated cheese.
>
> > > > Obvious, isn't it. That's why I thought the cheese business was a
> > > > flashpoint for an underlying conflict.
>
> > > Yep. Someone's on a power trip. He is going to get frustrated, then he
> > > is going to yell at the kid. The kid is going to kick the dog...
>
> > this has to be the dumbest thread of the week.
>
> Tell us about all the nasty sheepish cheese where you live.

this is where I get just about all my cheese.
http://http://www.roguecreamery.com/store/

Chemo wrote:

> > Tell us about all the nasty sheepish cheese where you live.
>
> this is where I get just about all my cheese.
> http://http://www.roguecreamery.com/store/

High prices! I only buy "artisanal" cheese occasionally.

Your palate must be limited, though -- Rogue appears to have only
cheddar and blue cheeses. That would get old pretty quickly.

On Oct 22, 5:49*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> On Sun, 21 Oct 2012 14:21:49 -0400, George M. Middius wrote:
> > Chemo wrote:
>
> >>> Tell us about all the nasty sheepish cheese where you live.
>
> >> this is where I get just about all my cheese.
> >>http://http://www.roguecreamery.com/store/
>
> > High prices! I only buy "artisanal" cheese occasionally.
>
> > Your palate must be limited, though -- Rogue appears to have only
> > cheddar and blue cheeses. That would get old pretty quickly.
>
> Exactly. *He wanted to come off of a cheese snob by throwing out the
> name of the most expensive and award winning cheese makers in the
> U.S., but all he accomplished was to give himself away as the phony he
> is. *True cheese lovers do not live by one brand of cheese alone.
>
> -sw

Reread my post dimwit. I said "just about" not all. ****tard.