"Dave Bugg" wrote:
> Some hints on making a great burger. As Sheldon always says: "Grind your own
> meat".
>
> http://tinyurl.com/2o46vv

Pretty good... my only complaint is that it encourages using a food
processor to grind meat as thouugh the results are the same as a meat
grinder... NOT! For the life of me I can't comprehend why so many
(who claim to be cooks) have an aversion to owning a meat grinder, it
can't be the few dollars, not when the same fools spend hundreds on
stupid designer cookware. Imagine, folks spend upwards of $200 on a
little pan and thousands on a grill to cook mystery meat.

Sheldon

Sheldon wrote:
> "Dave Bugg" wrote:
>> Some hints on making a great burger. As Sheldon always says: "Grind
>> your own meat".
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/2o46vv
>
> Pretty good... my only complaint is that it encourages using a food

Is AOL burping?

On May 23, 2007, at 2:42?pm, jmcquown wrote:

> Is AOL burping?

When Google is working as it is supposed, you type
your message, click "send" and you get a message
something like "Your post is successful."

For the last couple days, when you click "send", you
don't get the successful post message. When you
click to return to the main page, you get a message
something like "Your message has not been sent."
But, the message *has* been sent. Instead, I think
users just keep clicking send - hence, multiple duplicate
messages. Google has also been populating the
first message in a new thread to the "recently
active older threads" column (or whatever it's
called).

On May 23, 2007, at 3:11?pm, KevinS wrote:

> When Google is working as it is supposed, you type
> your message, click "send" and you get a message
> something like "Your post is successful."

Piggybacking, the "successful post" message appears
to have been restored.