" BOB" > wrote in message
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> "Brick" > wrote in message
> news:wMozi.25403$jy6.4655@trnddc01...
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>> On 23-Aug-2007, " > wrote:
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>>> On Aug 23, 3:16 pm, "frohe" > wrote:
>>> > Brick wrote:
>>> > > On the other hand, why save it at all. No money or particular effort
>>> > > involved in making it.
>>> >
>>> > I was wondering when someone was going to get to this simple fact.
>>> >
>>> > -frohe
>>>
>>> Awww.... come on. It's so much more entertaining to read someone
>>> berating, ridiculing someone or just making them feel stupid. Where's
>>> the fun in being polite?
>>>
>>> >I further can't image what jerk would recover used brine >from a bunch
>>> >of
>>> >chicken and conceive of the idea of >using it again for something else.
>>> >Anybody that needs councelling on that subject should >be kept well
>>> >away
>>> >from food products
>>>
>>> See how it's done? While OP never said he was
>>> RE-USING his brine, do you see how much more fun it is to twist words
>>> a berate someone. I like that fact in the end the mighty judge
>>> announces that doesn't agree with his faulty premise (a second use of
>>> brine was never metioned) he should be kept away from food.
>>>
>>> Now that is internet fun, buddy.
>>>
>>> Kick some ass!
>>>
>>> Robert
>>
>> You're correct in that the 'OP' didn't mention re-using brine, but I
>> didn't
>> respond to the original post. I responded to Kent's reply which talked
>> about the nastiness of re-using brine.
>> --
>> Brick(Save a tree, eat a Beaver)
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> Just remember...Kent has mentioned brining in his garage.
>
> BOB
>
You're trolling, of course, hoping to catch a fish.
In the 19th central in rural America people brined in their
stables to avoid getting sick. I'm a poor homeless slob, living under
a freeway overpass, not having a place to shit or ****. I have to brine in
my
garage. I don't have a choice.

Kent

If you choose to respond to this you're even stupidier than you're been
perceived to be.









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