F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
U.S.

It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.

Grumpily yours,

Nancree

In article .com>,
"nancree" > wrote:

> F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
> when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
> Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
> out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
> U.S.
>
> It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
>
> Grumpily yours,


You know, I think that there are some other time zones also.

:-(

Even more grumpily...

--
Dan Abel

Petaluma, California, USA

"nancree" > wrote

> F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
> when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
> Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
> out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
> U.S.
>
> It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.

What are you talking about? We don't recognize there are time zones?
Look it up in your tv guide or online. If I'm in the earlier time zone
(foodtv
only uses 2), you have time to find out when it's on. If I'm in the later
time
zone, you probably missed it, so it doesn't matter.

Turn on the tv, that's the first step. If it isn't on, you need to look
further.
It's like an IQ test.

nancy

On Sun, 1 Oct 2006 17:35:11 -0400, "Nancy Young" >
wrote:

>
>"nancree" > wrote
>
>> F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
>> when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
>> Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
>> out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
>> U.S.
>>
>> It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
>
>What are you talking about? We don't recognize there are time zones?

Simmer down, Nancy. She has a valid point.. I saw the show, thanks
to your heads up and Nigella will *not* be appointment television for
me in the future.

<sf> wrote in message ...
> On Sun, 1 Oct 2006 17:35:11 -0400, "Nancy Young" >
> wrote:

>>"nancree" > wrote
>>
>>> F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
>>> when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
>>> Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
>>> out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
>>> U.S.
>>>
>>> It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
>>
>>What are you talking about? We don't recognize there are time zones?
>
> Simmer down, Nancy. She has a valid point..

No she doesn't. She can look it up for herself.

nancy

Nancy Young wrote on 01 Oct 2006 in rec.food.cooking

>
> <sf> wrote in message news:r4g0i2lv0dug012gf088qp1m1hd45kp1i8@
4ax.com...
> > On Sun, 1 Oct 2006 17:35:11 -0400, "Nancy Young" >
> > wrote:
>
> >>"nancree" > wrote
> >>
> >>> F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
> >>> when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
> >>> Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can
figure
> >>> out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in
the
> >>> U.S.
> >>>
> >>> It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
> >>
> >>What are you talking about? We don't recognize there are time zones?
> >
> > Simmer down, Nancy. She has a valid point..
>
> No she doesn't. She can look it up for herself.
>
> nancy
>
>
>

I don't know about you,,,but my newsreader tells me when a post was
received . So if I can tell when give or take 5 minutes a message is seen
I just need to figure if I get that network feed, if I want to see stuff.
Nigellia btw has never left Canadian Foodtv.

Nancy Young wrote:
> "nancree" > wrote
>
> > F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
> > when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
> > Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
> > out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
> > U.S.
> >
> > It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
>
> What are you talking about? We don't recognize there are time zones?
> Look it up in your tv guide or online. If I'm in the earlier time zone
> (foodtv
> only uses 2), you have time to find out when it's on. If I'm in the later
> time
> zone, you probably missed it, so it doesn't matter.
>
> Turn on the tv, that's the first step. If it isn't on, you need to look
-------------
Nancy--
Duh! I know all that. The point is, when I first heard that Nigella
was on, it was already 15 minutes past the hour. There are a number of
ways to get a full TV schedule on the computer. But those take time.
I would have liked better info so I could have clicked right on it--or
plan to watch it an hour or two later (depending on time zone) , or
discover that I had already missed it (so I wouldn't waste time looking
for it.)
> further.
> It's like an IQ test.
>
> nancy

Dan Abel wrote:
> In article .com>,
> "nancree" > wrote:
>
> > F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
> > when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
> > Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
> > out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
> > U.S.
> >
> > It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
> >
> > Grumpily yours,
>
>
> You know, I think that there are some other time zones also.
>
> :-(
>
> Even more grumpily...
>
> --
> Dan Abel
>
> Petaluma, California, USA

nancree wrote:
> Nancy Young wrote:
> > "nancree" > wrote
> >
> > > F'heaven's sake, don't you know how useless and confusing it can be
> > > when you post here and say, "It's on right now!". ????
> > > Tell us *where* you are--what *time zone" you are in. We can figure
> > > out the rest of it from that. There are at least 4 time zones in the
> > > U.S.
> > >
> > > It always amazes me that so many people don't recognize this.
> >
> > What are you talking about? We don't recognize there are time zones?
> > Look it up in your tv guide or online. If I'm in the earlier time zone
> > (foodtv
> > only uses 2), you have time to find out when it's on. If I'm in the later
> > time
> > zone, you probably missed it, so it doesn't matter.
> >
> > Turn on the tv, that's the first step. If it isn't on, you need to look
> -------------
> Nancy--
> Duh! I know all that. The point is, when I first heard that Nigella
> was on, it was already 15 minutes past the hour. There are a number of
> ways to get a full TV schedule on the computer. But those take time.
> I would have liked better info so I could have clicked right on it--or
> plan to watch it an hour or two later (depending on time zone) , or
> discover that I had already missed it (so I wouldn't waste time looking
> for it.)
> > further.
---------------------------------------------------
You know, I think that there are some other time zones also.

:-(


Even more grumpily...


--
Dan Abel

Petaluma, California, USA
------------------
You know, I think that there are some other time zones also.

:-(


Even more grumpily...


--
Dan Abel

Petaluma, California, USA
--------------------------
Dan,
You're not usually so thick-headed. The fact that there are other time
zones in kindergarten information.
The point is---where is she located that she is watching at this
moment? If I know that, I can handle the rest myself.
How in hell did this get so complicated, when my question was so
simple??
"Nancy", the other poster, has "a burr under her saddle" about me, I
don't know why, but I have noticed it before. She can twist almost
anything I say. I usually avoid her. She is so cute and cheerful when
she talks to men. Never mind. I can handle it.

Nancree

In article . com>,
"nancree" > wrote:


> Even more grumpily...
>
>
> --
> Dan Abel

> Dan,
> You're not usually so thick-headed. The fact that there are other time
> zones in kindergarten information.

This stuff drives me nuts. I have satellite, but most people watching
FoodTV have cable. I don't know what the heck the web site is doing.

I think that Alaska and Hawaii have satellite access. God only knows
what and when they see shows.


> "Nancy", the other poster, has "a burr under her saddle" about me, I
> don't know why, but I have noticed it before. She can twist almost
> anything I say. I usually avoid her. She is so cute and cheerful when
> she talks to men. Never mind. I can handle it.


Maybe you could adopt a male newsgroups persona?

:-)

[not a serious suggestion]

--
Dan Abel

Petaluma, California, USA

"nancree" > wrote

>> Nancy Young wrote:

> You know, I think that there are some other time zones also.

> The point is---where is she located that she is watching at this
> moment? If I know that, I can handle the rest myself.

Or you can just turn on your tv and see if it's on.

> How in hell did this get so complicated, when my question was so
> simple??

Because you jumped on me about it. You didn't ask a question,
you busted my chops about not doing your work for you.
I said Nigella is on. One can just turn on the tv to see if that's
not true where they live.

> "Nancy",

I can only wonder why you'd put my name in quotes.

> the other poster, has "a burr under her saddle" about me, I
> don't know why, but I have noticed it before. She can twist almost
> anything I say. I usually avoid her. She is so cute and cheerful when
> she talks to men. Never mind. I can handle it.

And here I thought I was the one avoiding you.

nancy

On Sun, 1 Oct 2006 21:48:17 -0400, "Nancy Young" >
wrote:

>
>"nancree" > wrote
>
>>> Nancy Young wrote:
>
>> You know, I think that there are some other time zones also.
>
>> The point is---where is she located that she is watching at this
>> moment? If I know that, I can handle the rest myself.
>
>Or you can just turn on your tv and see if it's on.
>
>> How in hell did this get so complicated, when my question was so
>> simple??
>
>Because you jumped on me about it. You didn't ask a question,
>you busted my chops about not doing your work for you.
>I said Nigella is on. One can just turn on the tv to see if that's
>not true where they live.
>
>> "Nancy",
>
>I can only wonder why you'd put my name in quotes.
>
>> the other poster, has "a burr under her saddle" about me, I
>> don't know why, but I have noticed it before. She can twist almost
>> anything I say. I usually avoid her. She is so cute and cheerful when
>> she talks to men. Never mind. I can handle it.
>
>And here I thought I was the one avoiding you.
>
>nancy
>
What ya' say we fill a kids plastic wading pool with chocolate
pudding.. You two girls put on your skimpiest swim suits.. and let's
have an old fashioned CAT FIGHT!
Chuck (in SC)

"Chuck (in SC)" > wrote

> On Sun, 1 Oct 2006 21:48:17 -0400, "Nancy Young" >
> wrote:

>>And here I thought I was the one avoiding you.

> What ya' say we fill a kids plastic wading pool with chocolate
> pudding.. You two girls put on your skimpiest swim suits.. and let's
> have an old fashioned CAT FIGHT!

I am NOT an old fashioned cat. Just for the record.

nancy

>
> What ya' say we fill a kids plastic wading pool with chocolate
> pudding.. You two girls put on your skimpiest swim suits.. and let's
> have an old fashioned CAT FIGHT!
> Chuck (in SC)
------------
(chuckle)
Thanks, Chuck. We needed that.

Cheers,
Nancree