Freedom of what?

Tue, 1 Feb 2005 16:07:18 +1100

Andrew Pam <xanni [at] glasswings.com.au>

Andrew Pam

Freedom of what?
First Amendment no big deal, students say

Monday, January 31, 2005 Posted: 4:09 PM EST (2109 GMT)

WASHINGTON (AP) — The way many high school students see it, government
censorship of newspapers may not be a bad thing, and flag burning is
hardly protected free speech.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/EDUCATION/01/31/students.amendment.ap/index.html

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Mon, 7 Feb 2005 11:08:23 -0500

<russy [at] adelphia.net>

While not a good thing, it doesn't come as a suprise either .  The very sad
fact is we are in the process of creating a society that cares little about
values and more about the "sound bite war" in iraq .  Of course television
journalism in the US requires as much thought as one would get from a bucket of
mud, so with numb brains our youth and most of thier parents venture off into
the brave new world led by the christian conservatives we elected .  I wouldn't
be suprised if our Declaration of Independance was banned for being subversive
and "going to far" .

WASHINGTON (AP) — The way many high school students see it, government
censorship of newspapers may not be a bad thing, and flag burning is
hardly protected free speech.

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Mon, 07 Feb 2005 10:58:32 -0800

Linda Page <lindapage [at] earthlink.net>

Linda Page

Gosh that is a scary thought, like the Catholic
Church used to be about reading the Bible, ban it.  Well one thing I
have learned is that everything changes. There is a pendulum quality to
such things I think, believe as I do or else, then a more radical and
rebellious sort of system comes in, cycles, everything is cycles.
History is Good.  I am enjoying Bloom County as it puts a lot of my
feelings about today's politics in perspective, since most of the
really pertinent stuff is from 1983!  But it could have been written
about last year.
    We must om, and drink our tea, and think good thoughts, and hope
they are contagious.  Well that is what I do anyway.
     :-) L

russy@adelphia.net wrote:

While not a good thing, it doesn't come as a suprise either .  The very sad
fact is we are in the process of creating a society that cares little about
values and more about the "sound bite war" in iraq .  Of course television
journalism in the US requires as much thought as one would get from a bucket
of mud, so with numb brains our youth and most of thier parents venture off
into the brave new world led by the christian conservatives we elected .  I
wouldn't be suprised if our Declaration of Independance was banned for being
subversive and "going to far" .

   WASHINGTON (AP) — The way many high school students see it, government
censorship of newspapers may not be a bad thing, and flag burning is
hardly protected free speech.

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Mon, 7 Feb 2005 13:39:37 -0800

"Alan Gray" <alan [at] loopbiz.com>

Hi.

I am an Aussie in California and while most Americans
I've met are very intelligent, there are so many
who are thicker than two short planks.

Their education system is remarkably weak and they
know almost nothing about things outside their borders.
They know a lot about their states and their presidents and
how they saved the world in the 1st and 2nd world wars.

I'm starting an internet newspaper, but initially its not going to
teach then anything. Its going to be more or the same
- because I need to make money first
- then I'll make it educate later.
(world domination comes first!)

Alan.

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Linda Page
  To: gwlist@glasswings.com.au
  Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 10:58 AM
  Subject: Re: Freedom of what?

  Gosh that is a scary thought, like the Catholic Church used to be about
reading the Bible, ban it.  Well one thing I have learned is that everything
changes. There is a pendulum quality to such things I think, believe as I do
or else, then a more radical and rebellious sort of system comes in, cycles,
everything is cycles.  History is Good.  I am enjoying Bloom County as it puts
a lot of my feelings about today's politics in perspective, since most of the
really pertinent stuff is from 1983!  But it could have been written about
last year.
      We must om, and drink our tea, and think good thoughts, and hope they are
contagious.  Well that is what I do anyway.
      :-) L

  russy@adelphia.net wrote:
While not a good thing, it doesn't come as a suprise either .  The very sad
fact is we are in the process of creating a society that cares little about
values and more about the "sound bite war" in iraq .  Of course television
journalism in the US requires as much thought as one would get from a bucket of
mud, so with numb brains our youth and most of thier parents venture off into
the brave new world led by the christian conservatives we elected .  I wouldn't
be suprised if our Declaration of Independance was banned for being subversive
and "going to far" .
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The way many high school students see it, government
censorship of newspapers may not be a bad thing, and flag burning is
hardly protected free speech.

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 10:02:48 +1100

The Colective <colective [at] glasswings.com.au>

lftwing lindy <snicker> wrote:

Gosh that is a scary thought, like the Catholic Church used to be
about reading the Bible, ban it. Well one thing I have learned is
that everything changes. There is a pendulum quality to such things I
think, believe as I do or else, then a more radical and rebellious
sort of system comes in, cycles, everything is cycles.

"the more things change, the more they stay the same" - snake pliskin

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Mon, 07 Feb 2005 15:08:37 -0800

Linda Page <lindapage [at] earthlink.net>

Linda Page

Left wing?  Me?  LOL I will have you know I was
raised an Ayn Rand conservative.  Also married to a fighter pilot for
almost 15 years.  He was a Topgun instructor in F4s and then in F14s,
lordy I grew to hate big government.  So what I am is a mixture of
different things and seeing the polarities.   I am an environmentalist,
but I hate big government, go figure.
    You know, I guess what I am is someone who can't quite figure out
why people don't just go by the golden rule and get along.  (giggling
madly, yeah that is really going to happen)
   Cream puffs all around!
    (eat or throw - or better yet, both!)
     ;-) L


The Colective wrote:

lftwing lindy <snicker> wrote:

Gosh that is a scary thought, like the Catholic Church used to be
about reading the Bible, ban it. Well one thing I have learned is
that everything changes. There is a pendulum quality to such

things I

think, believe as I do or else, then a more radical and rebellious
sort of system comes in, cycles, everything is cycles.

"the more things change, the more they stay the same" - snake pliskin

/\__/\
(^^)
)""(
(w__w)

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 10:48:22 +1100

The Colective <colective [at] glasswings.com.au>

rightwing lindy wrote:

You know, I guess what I am is someone who can't quite figure out why
people don't just go by the golden rule and get along.

<angstyrebeliouswiggle> rules were made to be broken

Cream puffs all around!
(eat or throw - or better yet, both!)

<dramaticpawtoforhead> you dare to throw food while there are millions starving
in this world??? how....... heartless

<splats linda with grits (they dont count as food)>

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Mon, 7 Feb 2005 21:02:31 -0500

<russy [at] adelphia.net>

---- The Colective <colective@glasswings.com.au> wrote:

rightwing lindy wrote:

    You know, I guess what I am is someone who can't quite figure out
why people don't just go by the golden rule and get along.

<angstyrebeliouswiggle> rules were made to be broken

   Cream puffs all around!
    (eat or throw - or better yet, both!)

<dramaticpawtoforhead> you dare to throw food while there are millions
starving in this world??? how....... heartless

<splats linda with grits (they dont count as food)>

/\__/\
  (^^)
  )""(
(w__w)

ACK !!!!!! GRITS !!!!!! evil evil evil, well they do have some uses now don't
they ???
russ launches a "smart" grit blob at rabbit, this is neat, GPS guided grits !!!
excuse me i think the homeland security dept is knocking at my door ;-)

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 13:09:03 +1100

Amanda Penrose <amanda [at] dd.com.au>

Amanda Penrose

OK so now maybe you can tell us non-Yanks exactly what grits ARE... or don't I
want to know?
AJ

ACK !!!!!! GRITS !!!!!! evil evil evil, well they do have some uses now don't
they ??? russ launches a "smart" grit blob at rabbit, this is neat, GPS
guided grits !!! excuse me i think the homeland security dept is knocking at
my door ;-)

—
Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au

You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.

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Mon, 7 Feb 2005 21:23:23 -0500

<russy [at] adelphia.net>

remember you asked ... grits are, well they hold whatever shape you put them
in, tend to be very bland and starchy, actually they are pretty much composed
of nothing but starch ... in the southern states (i'm in/from new york so i'm
not a grit lover) they love grits with gravy or butter on them .... wallpaper
paste, very very thick lumpy wallpaper paste ... the only thing worse than
grits would be grits and broccoli !!!!!

however - because of thier ability to maintain any shape, even under severe
gravitational stresses, they can easily be formed into an aerodynamicly stable
projectile and launched at rabbits or whoever with a high degree of success ...
in addition, upon impact they tend to splatter covering the target with sticky
bloblettes of grit

glad to be of service ma'am

---- Amanda Penrose <amanda@dd.com.au> wrote:

OK so now maybe you can tell us non-Yanks exactly what grits ARE... or
don't I want to know?
AJ

ACK !!!!!! GRITS !!!!!! evil evil evil, well they do have some uses
now don't they ??? russ launches a "smart" grit blob at rabbit, this
is neat, GPS guided grits !!! excuse me i think the homeland security
dept is knocking at my door ;-)

—
Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au

You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 13:30:55 +1100

Amanda Penrose <amanda [at] dd.com.au>

Amanda Penrose

Yikes, I AM sorry I asked!
And you actually EAT them?
I mean, one actually EATS them?
Shudder
AJ

russy@adelphia.net wrote:

remember you asked ... grits are, well they hold whatever shape you put them
in, tend to be very bland and starchy, actually they are pretty much composed
of nothing but starch ... in the southern states (i'm in/from new york so i'm
not a grit lover) they love grits with gravy or butter on them .... wallpaper
paste, very very thick lumpy wallpaper paste ... the only thing worse than
grits would be grits and broccoli !!!!!

however - because of thier ability to maintain any shape, even under severe
gravitational stresses, they can easily be formed into an aerodynamicly stable
projectile and launched at rabbits or whoever with a high degree of success
... in addition, upon impact they tend to splatter covering the target with
sticky bloblettes of grit

glad to be of service ma'am

--
Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au

You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.

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Mon, 07 Feb 2005 19:00:30 -0800

Linda Page <lindapage [at] earthlink.net>

Linda Page

OH!  And I was away from computer.  Grits are
Sacred Southern food.  They are made from corn which has been treated
with lime, the same process used to make the masa that is used to make
corn tortillas and tamales.  Outside of the South, it is difficult to
find good grits, there should be no lumps and technically they are
usually made with tons of butter.  Bad grits are grey, lumpy and
generally pretty horrible.  Sorry you have had bad grits experiences.
It is a lot of work preparing them correctly, but when they are good
they are heavenly, smooth, creamy and buttery.
    Starving people, huh?   Well I guess we could use grits.  Or we
could use polenta, which tastes a bit different from true grits, it
being untreated corn meal.  That does not seem right however because
other countries where supposedly there are more starving people than
there are in USA eat way more corn than we do.   How about plates of
shaving cream then if you must?
     You are just giving me a hard time, aren't you?  sigh
    If you are ever in the South, try some grits, the real stuff....
    Another thing you can't get outside the South is Smithfield ham.
Try some ham and biscuits if you get the chance with your grits.  They
slice it paper thin because it's so salty.   Regional foods are on my
mind, time for dinner, I'm hungry!
    World domination, huh?  Cool, so...keep us posted!
     8-) L

Amanda Penrose wrote:

Yikes, I
AM sorry I asked!
And you actually EAT them?
I mean, one actually EATS them?
Shudder
AJ

russy@adelphia.net wrote:

remember you asked ... grits are, well they
hold whatever shape you put them in, tend to be very bland and starchy,
actually they are pretty much composed of nothing but starch ... in the
southern states (i'm in/from new york so i'm not a grit lover) they
love grits with gravy or butter on them .... wallpaper paste, very very
thick lumpy wallpaper paste ... the only thing worse than grits would
be grits and broccoli !!!!!
however - because of thier ability to maintain any shape, even under
severe gravitational stresses, they can easily be formed into an
aerodynamicly stable projectile and launched at rabbits or whoever with
a high degree of success ... in addition, upon impact they tend to
splatter covering the target with sticky bloblettes of grit
glad to be of service ma'am

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Mon, 7 Feb 2005 22:03:58 -0500

russ yannello <russy [at] adelphia.net>

I would never eat them but i do believe certain rabbits are very fond of them
;-)
On Monday, February 7, 2005, at 09:30 PM, Amanda Penrose wrote:

Yikes, I AM sorry I asked!
And you actually EAT them?
I mean, one actually EATS them?
Shudder
AJ

russy@adelphia.net wrote:

remember you asked ... grits are, well they hold whatever shape you put them
in, tend to be very bland and starchy, actually they are pretty much
composed of nothing but starch ... in the southern states (i'm in/from new
york so i'm not a grit lover) they love grits with gravy or butter on them
.... wallpaper paste, very very thick lumpy wallpaper paste ... the only
thing worse than grits would be grits and broccoli !!!!!
however - because of thier ability to maintain any shape, even under severe
gravitational stresses, they can easily be formed into an aerodynamicly
stable projectile and launched at rabbits or whoever with a high degree of
success ... in addition, upon impact they tend to splatter covering the
target with sticky bloblettes of grit
glad to be of service ma'am

-- Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au

You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.

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Mon, 07 Feb 2005 19:16:34 -0800

Linda Page <lindapage [at] earthlink.net>

Linda Page

OH, well then that explains everything doesn't it?!

    And to those of you who are vegetarians I apologize for mentioning
ham.  I certainly like them myself but am too lazy to cook them mostly,
20 minutes of stirring is not my idea of fun.  The instant ones, well,
they don't have the same flavor I think, or texture.  Maybe if I put
enough cheese in them?
    Has anyone tried cornmeal mush chilled and sliced and then browned
in butter?  Mom used to flour it first but I think most people don't.
    Definitely time to go eat dinner.
     :-) L


russ yannello wrote:

I would never eat them but i do believe certain rabbits
are very fond of them ;-)
On Monday, February 7, 2005, at 09:30 PM, Amanda Penrose wrote:

Yikes, I AM sorry I asked!
And you actually EAT them?
I mean, one actually EATS them?
Shudder
AJ

russy@adelphia.net wrote:

remember you asked ... grits are, well they
hold whatever shape you put them in, tend to be very bland and starchy,
actually they are pretty much composed of nothing but starch ... in the
southern states (i'm in/from new york so i'm not a grit lover) they
love grits with gravy or butter on them .... wallpaper paste, very very
thick lumpy wallpaper paste ... the only thing worse than grits would
be grits and broccoli !!!!!
however - because of thier ability to maintain any shape, even under
severe gravitational stresses, they can easily be formed into an
aerodynamicly stable projectile and launched at rabbits or whoever with
a high degree of success ... in addition, upon impact they tend to
splatter covering the target with sticky bloblettes of grit
glad to be of service ma'am

-- Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au

You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.

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Mon, 7 Feb 2005 22:19:29 -0500

"joy" <joyce3 [at] charter.net>

hey!!!!!!!!!!!!!! y'all quit maligning grits.. cooked right they are great and
hardly tasteless and bland..
headbonks!!!
----- Original Message ----- From: "russ yannello" <russy@adelphia.net>
To: <gwlist@glasswings.com.au>
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 10:03 PM
Subject: Re: Freedom of what?

I would never eat them but i do believe certain rabbits are very fond of them
;-)
On Monday, February 7, 2005, at 09:30 PM, Amanda Penrose wrote:

Yikes, I AM sorry I asked!
And you actually EAT them?
I mean, one actually EATS them?
Shudder
AJ

russy@adelphia.net wrote:

remember you asked ... grits are, well they hold whatever shape you put
them in, tend to be very bland and starchy, actually they are pretty much
composed of nothing but starch ... in the southern states (i'm in/from new
york so i'm not a grit lover) they love grits with gravy or butter on them
.... wallpaper paste, very very thick lumpy wallpaper paste ... the only
thing worse than grits would be grits and broccoli !!!!!
however - because of thier ability to maintain any shape, even under severe
gravitational stresses, they can easily be formed into an aerodynamicly
stable projectile and launched at rabbits or whoever with a high degree of
success ... in addition, upon impact they tend to splatter covering the
target with sticky bloblettes of grit
glad to be of service ma'am

-- Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au

You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 14:51:38 +1100

The Colective <colective [at] glasswings.com.au>

lindy somewhere-in-the-middle wrote:

Starving people, huh? Well I guess we could use grits.

<horrifiedshimmy> noooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! grits ar not food.. its only
good for 2 things, namely ammunition and wallpaper paste.

corn than we do. How about plates of shaving cream then if you
must? You are just giving me a hard time, aren't you?

<angelicsmile> me? giving you a hard time?? <bambieyes> would i do that?

sigh If you are ever in the South, try some grits, the real stuff....

erm... been there, done that ... like i said .. ammunition and wallpaper paste

Try some ham and biscuits if you get the chance with your grits.

erm.. dunno about that, but i had biscuits and milk gravy for breakfast in
misery... and now i see why some people pronounce the state that way ;) and i
try hard to forget what other culinary tortures i endured in kentuckyanna and
tenn. i used to think beverly hillbilies was fiction....

/\__/\
(^^)
)""(
(w__w)

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 15:00:27 +1100

The Colective <colective [at] glasswings.com.au>

rusty rover rote:

ACK !!!!!! GRITS !!!!!! evil evil evil, well they do have some uses
now don't they ??? russ launches a "smart" grit blob at rabbit, this
is neat, GPS guided grits !!! excuse me i think the homeland security
dept is knocking at my door ;-)

is that like a chapter of the michigan malitia?

bwahahahaha! you think you can defeat me so easily? whilst it is true that your
gps guided grits are truely a formidible wepon , they are mere childs toys in
the hands of an amature!

<dramatic drum roll> behold... the megabuster 4000 series omega class, with
this i can dispatch a barrage of several cakes or pasteries at once! taste my
wrath you curr!!!! <flings 3 tripple decker chocolate barbarian cream cakes at
russ>

/\__/\
(^^)
)""(
(w__w)

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Mon, 7 Feb 2005 23:18:53 -0500

russ aka taff <russy [at] adelphia.net>

On Monday, February 7, 2005, at 11:00 PM, The Colective wrote:

rusty rover rote:

ACK !!!!!! GRITS !!!!!! evil evil evil, well they do have some uses
now don't they ??? russ launches a "smart" grit blob at rabbit, this
is neat, GPS guided grits !!! excuse me i think the homeland security
dept is knocking at my door ;-)

is that like a chapter of the michigan malitia?

ummmmmmm sort of like the michigan militia

bwahahahaha! you think you can defeat me so easily? whilst it is true that
your gps guided grits are truely a formidible wepon , they are mere childs
toys in the hands of an amature!

<dramatic drum roll> behold... the megabuster 4000 series omega class, with
this i can dispatch a barrage of several cakes or pasteries at once! taste my
wrath you curr!!!! <flings 3 tripple decker chocolate barbarian cream cakes
at russ>

triple decker chocolate barbarian (?) cake ... if you make that bavarian launch
away !!!!!!!

/\__/\
(^^)
)""(
(w__w)

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 15:24:18 +1100

The Colective <colective [at] glasswings.com.au>

joygoshgollygander wrote:

hey!!!!!!!!!!!!!! y'all quit maligning grits.. cooked right they are great
and hardly tasteless and bland..

<eg> i knew using the "g" word would flush her out ;)

headbonks!!!

oh my! i didnt know youd gotten so kinky joy ;)

/\__/\
(^^)
)""(
(w__w)

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Tue, 8 Feb 2005 16:00:36 +1100 (EST)

"Shakira S." <shakira [at] ...>

The Colective typed (rather impressively given that said typing presumably
involved pawws):

<flings 3 tripple decker chocolate
barbarian cream cakes at russ>

perk

Ooh, chocolate cake? moves to intercept

Shakira - who could really do with some cake right now...

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Tue, 8 Feb 2005 16:03:17 +1100 (EST)

"Shakira S." <shakira [at] ...>

R responded to the Rabbit's riposte:

On Monday, February 7, 2005, at 11:00 PM, The Colective wrote:
<flings 3 tripple decker chocolate

barbarian cream cakes at russ>

triple decker chocolate barbarian (?) cake ... if you make that bavarian
launch away !!!!!!!

Aww, you don't like the idea of chocolate barbarians? People eat chocolte
frogs, chocolate bunnies, chocolate in all sorts of shapes - why draw the
line at chocolate barbarians?

Besides, chocolate barbarians would make a nice change from the orange
women and oiled men that appear on too many fantasy book covers...

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Tue, 8 Feb 2005 16:03:18 +1100 (EST)

"Shakira S." <shakira [at] ...>

R responded to the Rabbit's riposte:

On Monday, February 7, 2005, at 11:00 PM, The Colective wrote:
<flings 3 tripple decker chocolate

barbarian cream cakes at russ>

triple decker chocolate barbarian (?) cake ... if you make that bavarian
launch away !!!!!!!

Aww, you don't like the idea of chocolate barbarians? People eat chocolte
frogs, chocolate bunnies, chocolate in all sorts of shapes - why draw the
line at chocolate barbarians?

Besides, chocolate barbarians would make a nice change from the orange
women and oiled men that appear on too many fantasy book covers...

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Tue, 8 Feb 2005 19:56:48 +1100

Katherine Phelps <muse [at] glasswings.com.au>

Katherine Phelps

On Tuesday 08 February 2005 15:00, The Colective wrote:

i can dispatch a barrage of several cakes or pasteries at
once! taste my wrath you curr!!!! <flings 3 tripple decker chocolate
barbarian cream cakes at russ>

Pasteries? Did someone say pasteries? Oooh, they go good with tea.

Love,

a muse dreaming of cold mint lime tea

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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 11:12:59 -0800

Linda Page <lindapage [at] earthlink.net>

Linda Page

Tsk tsk, of course you would!
    Sorry you got bad food, honest it is not the particular dish it is
the way it is prepared.  Hey I'm related to at least half of North
Carolina here, I know this stuff.
     :-) L

The Colective wrote:

lindy
somewhere-in-the-middle wrote:

Starving people, huh?   Well I guess we could use grits.

<horrifiedshimmy> noooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! grits ar not
food.. its only good for 2 things, namely ammunition and wallpaper
paste.

corn than we do.   How about plates of shaving cream then if you
must? You are just giving me a hard time, aren't you?

<angelicsmile> me? giving you a hard time?? <bambieyes>
would i do that?

sigh If you are ever in the South, try some grits, the real

stuff....

erm... been there, done that ... like i said .. ammunition and
wallpaper paste

  Try some ham and biscuits if you get the chance with your grits.

erm.. dunno about that, but i had biscuits and milk gravy for breakfast
in misery... and now i see why some people pronounce the state that way
;) and i try hard to forget what other culinary tortures i endured in
kentuckyanna  and tenn. i used to think beverly hillbilies was
fiction....

/\__/\
(^^)
)""(
(w__w)

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Wed, 09 Feb 2005 09:22:49 +1100

The Colective <colective [at] glasswings.com.au>

linda wrote:

Sorry you got bad food, honest it is not the particular dish it is the
way it is prepared. Hey I'm related to at least half of North Carolina here,
I know this stuff.

<raises a furry eyebrow and looks at joy> this gal is one of your's joy?
well that explains it! isnt it strange that the only two people defending
expensive wallpaper paste are both in the same place??
coincinece? i think not! ;)

/\__/\
(^^)
)""(
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Tue, 08 Feb 2005 15:51:33 -0800

Linda Page <lindapage [at] earthlink.net>

Linda Page

Expensive wallpaper paste, tsk tsk. I think I saw
Emeril putting truffles in some grits, so I guess it could be
expensive.
    Pages arrived in Virginia in 1624, so now there are a lot of us
(grin).  I consider myself a Colorado girl but now I am a Baja
Disneyland person, Sandy Eggo is very nice weather you know.
    Where does Joy hail from eh?
     8-) L


The Colective wrote:

linda
wrote:

Sorry you got bad food, honest it is not
the particular dish it is the way it is prepared. Hey I'm related to
at least half of North Carolina here, I know this stuff.

<raises a furry eyebrow and looks at joy> this gal is one of
your's joy?
well that explains it! isnt it strange that the only two people
defending expensive wallpaper paste are both in the same place??
coincinece? i think not! ;)

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