Paul M. Cook©® wrote:
>
> Why do you want to turn this into some romper room kiddie poo playground
> full of stuffed animals and smiley face stickers? I got news for you, this
> is a group for adults and by adults and if an adult wants to express an
> opinion that is germane to the topic of this group than they have every god
> damned right to do so and in fact I will submit they have MORE of a right to
> do so than some feeble brained pinheads who get their backs up and their
> panties in a twist over NOTHING and then blame the other person for being
> too touchy. If you don't like it, IGNORE it! Move on, get a life, get a
> grip, get a job but by all means GET OVER IT, it was not meant to offend YOU
> and in fact was not even directed at YOU!

Paul, what ARE you babbling about? It seems you want to
whine and express opinions but you don't want anyone else to?
Breastfeeding.. kiddie poo and stuffed animals? I'm
beginning to worry about you, buddy. You've got issues. How
long have you felt this way about baby things?
Goomba

Paul M. Cook©® wrote:
>
> Why do you want to turn this into some romper room kiddie poo playground
> full of stuffed animals and smiley face stickers? I got news for you, this
> is a group for adults and by adults and if an adult wants to express an
> opinion that is germane to the topic of this group than they have every god
> damned right to do so and in fact I will submit they have MORE of a right to
> do so than some feeble brained pinheads who get their backs up and their
> panties in a twist over NOTHING and then blame the other person for being
> too touchy. If you don't like it, IGNORE it! Move on, get a life, get a
> grip, get a job but by all means GET OVER IT, it was not meant to offend YOU
> and in fact was not even directed at YOU!

Paul, what ARE you babbling about? It seems you want to
whine and express opinions but you don't want anyone else to?
Breastfeeding.. kiddie poo and stuffed animals? I'm
beginning to worry about you, buddy. You've got issues. How
long have you felt this way about baby things?
Goomba

"Goomba38" > wrote in message
...
> Paul M. Cook©® wrote:
> >
> > Why do you want to turn this into some romper room kiddie poo playground
> > full of stuffed animals and smiley face stickers? I got news for you,
this
> > is a group for adults and by adults and if an adult wants to express an
> > opinion that is germane to the topic of this group than they have every
god
> > damned right to do so and in fact I will submit they have MORE of a
right to
> > do so than some feeble brained pinheads who get their backs up and their
> > panties in a twist over NOTHING and then blame the other person for
being
> > too touchy. If you don't like it, IGNORE it! Move on, get a life, get
a
> > grip, get a job but by all means GET OVER IT, it was not meant to offend
YOU
> > and in fact was not even directed at YOU!
>
> Paul, what ARE you babbling about? It seems you want to
> whine and express opinions but you don't want anyone else to?
> Breastfeeding.. kiddie poo and stuffed animals? I'm
> beginning to worry about you, buddy. You've got issues. How
> long have you felt this way about baby things?


Since I started reading newsgroups in 1991.

Paul

>

relax..........

Jack Jones wrote:
>
> Steve Calvin > wrote:
>
> >Jack Jones wrote:
> >
> >> While watching her 30 Minute Meals show I have noticed that from time to
> >> time she will speak as if that is her house and her kitchen. She took some
> >> fresh herbs out of the fridge the other day and said "I just picked these
> >> up at the store today." Another time she said something about that being
> >> her kitchen.
> >>
> >> Please, that's a studio, not her home kitchen. The whole show is bogus as
> >
> >It's television... hellllloooooooo. Wanna show me a show that's *not*
> >bogus? (including the "news")
>
> My point is, she should not pretend it's her home kitchen, and she should
> not pretend she does all that in 30 minutes. All of you who didn't get
> that are idiots.
>
> I know it's rather trivial but it just adds to the annoyance factor. She
> already is quite annoying with her silly giggles and patting herself on
> the back for everything. To the morons who say "Don't watch" I say don't
> read my messages. Same thing, so please cram it up your asses next time.
> She offers up nice easy dishes so I like watching the show from time to
> time. I just don't like that she misleads people into thinking that's her
> house and her kitchen.
>
> BTW, genius, there's a typo in your sig.

relax..........

Jack Jones wrote:
>
> Steve Calvin > wrote:
>
> >Jack Jones wrote:
> >
> >> While watching her 30 Minute Meals show I have noticed that from time to
> >> time she will speak as if that is her house and her kitchen. She took some
> >> fresh herbs out of the fridge the other day and said "I just picked these
> >> up at the store today." Another time she said something about that being
> >> her kitchen.
> >>
> >> Please, that's a studio, not her home kitchen. The whole show is bogus as
> >
> >It's television... hellllloooooooo. Wanna show me a show that's *not*
> >bogus? (including the "news")
>
> My point is, she should not pretend it's her home kitchen, and she should
> not pretend she does all that in 30 minutes. All of you who didn't get
> that are idiots.
>
> I know it's rather trivial but it just adds to the annoyance factor. She
> already is quite annoying with her silly giggles and patting herself on
> the back for everything. To the morons who say "Don't watch" I say don't
> read my messages. Same thing, so please cram it up your asses next time.
> She offers up nice easy dishes so I like watching the show from time to
> time. I just don't like that she misleads people into thinking that's her
> house and her kitchen.
>
> BTW, genius, there's a typo in your sig.

tgilb > wrote:

> It's more believable than her saying she can spend all day pigging out in
> some big city for 40 bucks a day.

I like the "$40 a Day" show. Rachel Ray just did an episode of
that show in Las Vegas which I enjoyed. Esp. when Ray talked
about one of my favorite Vegas meals, the off menu steak and
shrimp special for $7.77 at Mr. Lucky's in the Hard Rock casino.
My only gripe with that show is that $40 is too high. She ought
to do the show based on the IRS per diem rate for each city
she visits, rather than a fixed amount. That way, the show would
be useful for those who do a lot of business travel.

I believe RR will happily live out her days not giving a whit about what you
believe or don't believe.

nb