jmcquown wrote:

>
> you snap how to snap off the stems of asparagus.

You really should not post when drunk and/or on drugs - I think that
should be "you know how to snap off the stems of asparagus" instead of
what you wrote above.
>
> So some guy says in a cook book or on a blog suddenly the ends of
> asparagus should be cut off intstead? I sincerely doubt he got more
> tender spears by cutting them as opposed to snapping them.

Did you even read what was at the posted link? I think not as it is not
a cookbook or a blog.

>
> Give me another reason not to watch FoodTV.

It is not on foodtv or in any way related to foodtv.

wrote:

>> you snap how to snap off the stems of asparagus.
>
> You really should not post when drunk and/or on drugs - I think that
> should be "you know how to snap off the stems of asparagus" instead of
> what you wrote above.

If you understood what Jilly wrote, then why are you accusing her of posting
drunk or on drugs? Do you really believe that you can tell when she is? Why
would Jilly be drunk or drugged on a Wednesday night? Are YOU drunk or
drugged on a Wednesday night?

Kitty, rubbing her face on Jilly's bottle of vodka

Ailurophile wrote:
> wrote:
>
> If you understood what Jilly wrote, then why are you accusing her of
> posting drunk or on drugs? Do you really believe that you can tell when
> she is?

Pretty much anytime she posts as she does especially when she cannot
type a four letter word without realizing it is misspelled.

> Why would Jilly be drunk or drugged on a Wednesday night?

That is a question you should be asking Jill - not Jilly as you
continuously and regularly mistype guess you must be under the influence
as well.

> Kitty, rubbing her face on Jilly's bottle of vodka

That is not going to help you get on top of Jill or clam bump with her.
But thanks for verifying your a drunk/druggie...etc.

me

nospam replied to Ailurophile about Jill:

>> Kitty, rubbing her face on Jilly's bottle of vodka
>
> That is not going to help you get on top of Jill or clam bump with her.
> But thanks for verifying your a drunk/druggie...etc.

I think "Kitty" is either Jill playing sockpuppet or one of Lucas's
entourage. Seems to me that it's a waste of bandwidth to engage in
conversation with him or her in either case.

Bob

In article >,
"Bob Terwilliger" > wrote:

> nospam replied to Ailurophile about Jill:
>
> >> Kitty, rubbing her face on Jilly's bottle of vodka
> >
> > That is not going to help you get on top of Jill or clam bump with her.
> > But thanks for verifying your a drunk/druggie...etc.
>
> I think "Kitty" is either Jill playing sockpuppet or one of Lucas's
> entourage. Seems to me that it's a waste of bandwidth to engage in
> conversation with him or her in either case.

It's certainly idle speculation, and who really knows, but since
"Ailurophile" just means "cat lover", I suspect Cybercat. She has used
that server in the past. Then again, it could be Greg spoofing
Cybercat, but it just wasn't that kind of nasty.

--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA

On Thu, 07 May 2009 08:38:20 -0700, Dan Abel wrote:

> In article >,
> "Bob Terwilliger" > wrote:
>
>> nospam replied to Ailurophile about Jill:
>>
>>>> Kitty, rubbing her face on Jilly's bottle of vodka
>>>
>>> That is not going to help you get on top of Jill or clam bump with her.
>>> But thanks for verifying your a drunk/druggie...etc.
>>
>> I think "Kitty" is either Jill playing sockpuppet or one of Lucas's
>> entourage. Seems to me that it's a waste of bandwidth to engage in
>> conversation with him or her in either case.
>
> It's certainly idle speculation, and who really knows, but since
> "Ailurophile" just means "cat lover", I suspect Cybercat. She has used
> that server in the past. Then again, it could be Greg spoofing
> Cybercat, but it just wasn't that kind of nasty.

frankly, i don't understand the willingness of people here to assume sock
puppetry. i think if cyber wanted to give jill a boatload of shit she
would do so directly. i agree that it's too subtle for morrow.

i think it's just from another county completely, who is struck by jill's
generosity and greatness of spirit.

your pal,
blake

Fat or skinny?

I thought pencil asparagus were best but the regular have more flavor.

Andy

"Andy" > wrote in message ...
> Fat or skinny?
>
> I thought pencil asparagus were best but the regular have more flavor.
>
> Andy

I've always chosen the fat stalks and like them the best. It's interesting
that McGee says he had less issue with fiber in the fat stalks.
Janet

Janet Bostwick said...

>
> "Andy" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Fat or skinny?
>>
>> I thought pencil asparagus were best but the regular have more flavor.
>>
>> Andy
>
> I've always chosen the fat stalks and like them the best. It's
> interesting that McGee says he had less issue with fiber in the fat
> stalks. Janet


Janet,

I don't mind asparagus outer threads (softer after cooking) with a sharp
knife, any more than I mind raw outer celery threads. If that makes a lick
o' sense!

Best,

Andy