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does anyone watch everyday italian on the food network?

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> does anyone watch everyday italian on the food network?


Sometimes. Though she's cute, and is accomplished, I don't like skinny
chefs

Larry T

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LT wrote:

>> does anyone watch everyday italian on the food network?

> Sometimes. Though she's cute, and is accomplished, I don't like
> skinny chefs

"Never trust a skinny cook" ;)
--
Vilco
Think pink, drink rose'

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"courtney" > wrote in message
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> does anyone watch everyday italian on the food network?

I can't stand her!

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courtney wrote:
> does anyone watch everyday italian on the food network?

Never heard of it but then I am in the UK. If you want a really fantastic
Italian cook with a million recipes tucked under her arm then look out for
Pandora - she is a wizard (and pretty with it!)

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Di

"The hurrier I am the behinder I get"

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"Di Brookman" > ha scritto nel messaggio
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> courtney wrote:
>> does anyone watch everyday italian on the food network?
>
> Never heard of it but then I am in the UK. If you want a really fantastic
> Italian cook with a million recipes tucked under her arm then look out for
> Pandora - she is a wizard (and pretty with it!)

Oh! Diane! Why do you say so :) and I have not a million of recipes...
.....perhaps some billion :DDDDDDDDD

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Kisses
Pandora

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"LT" > wrote in message
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> Sometimes. Though she's cute, and is accomplished, I don't like skinny
> chefs

When I watch it, I can't get over how abnormally large her head is compared
to her body.
Marie

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"LT" > wrote in message
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>
>> does anyone watch everyday italian on the food network?
>
>
> Sometimes. Though she's cute, and is accomplished, I don't like skinny
> chefs


The porn music they play kinda creeps me out. And the soft hazy white
lighting looks like they smeared Vaseline on the camera lens. Along with the
white-opaque "windows," the whole thing has a bizarre early-Cinemax vibe to
it.

Personally, I enjoy America's Test Kitchen and Alton, with various other PBS
cooking shows mixed in. FoodTV seems to be trying to become the Travel
Channel... or vice versa.

Hasta,
Curt Nelson