Lou Decruss wrote:
> On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 18:42:35 -0500, Dave Smith
> wrote:
>
>>Lou Decruss wrote:
>>>
>>> There's a manners query in Good Housekeeping and I was curious as to
>>> how you people would deal with this situation. I'm torn and don't
>>> agree with the writers solution.
>>>
>>> At a dinner party, you see a hair in your food and can't bring
>>> yourself to eat the entree. The hostess notices. Do you:
>>>
>>> A. Compliment on the excellent sides and do your best to take a few
>>> bites of the main dish.
>>>
>>> B. Fuss over the stray hair, loudly enough that others at the table
>>> start checking their food as well.
>>>
>>> C. Lie, and tell her you're just not feeling well.
>>>
>>> Would you do any of these or something different?
>>
>>People that anal should not eat in public places or other people's homes.
>
> It was just a magazine quiz I found amusing. Nobody said anyone was
> anal.

I think Dave just did.

>>It's a hair for crying out loud. I have two dogs who shed like crazy and a
>>meal without any stray dog hair is a rare thing.
>
> Sorry, but that's disgusting.
>
>>If people can't handle
>>that they shouldn't come here.
>
> I wouldn't. Not trying to flame, but dogs lick the hair on their back
> and the hair on their ass and genitals. There's no way I want one of
> those hairs on my plate. If you need to serve food with dog hair in
> it you should not be entertaining. Living with your own bad kitchen
> hygiene is one thing, but inflicting on others is nasty.

Mmmmmmmm......a rack of ribs with a dog-hair rub.


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