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Bruce wrote:
> On Sat, 31 Mar 2018 15:14:21 -0500, Gary > wrote:
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>> Bruce wrote:
>>>
>>> On Fri, 30 Mar 2018 16:30:36 -0500, Gary > wrote:
>>>
>>>> A bucket of fresh dog poo? I would have looked up a recipe.
>>>> "Heck, I'd even eat a turd if it was properly prepared."
>>>
>>> You often do, at MacDonald's.

>>
>> Well there ya go. Proof that properly preparing turds can work.
>> Look at all their success...restaurants worldwide, etc.
>>
>> McDonald's sure doesn't give a "turd" about the few that
>> constantly bitch about their food.
>>
>> Example: "I tried one of their hamburgers 20 years ago and I had
>> to spit it out." LOL

>
> I never really minded the taste of their hamburgers or of the turtle
> poo they serve with their matchstick fries. I don't like the whole
> chain, the damage they do, the industry tortured animals they serve,
> the crap they add to their food.
>

They do it ALL just to make you whinge, truly...
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Gary wrote:
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>>
>> "Wayne Boatwright"
>>> It's probably safe to say that many here are sorely fed up with you
>>> too! There are reasons that there are moderated newsgroups and you
>>> are definitely one of those reasons.

>>
>> Well go to one of those then!

>
> +1 for sure
>

Farcebook RFC awaits!
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On 2018-03-31 4:14 PM, Gary wrote:
> Bruce wrote:


>>> A bucket of fresh dog poo? I would have looked up a recipe.
>>> "Heck, I'd even eat a turd if it was properly prepared."

>>
>> You often do, at MacDonald's.

>
> Well there ya go. Proof that properly preparing turds can work.
> Look at all their success...restaurants worldwide, etc.
>
> McDonald's sure doesn't give a "turd" about the few that
> constantly bitch about their food.
>
> Example: "I tried one of their hamburgers 20 years ago and I had
> to spit it out." LOL


That is a bullshit example. Count me among the many who tried McD
burgers years ago and was not impressed. I don't care for their burgers
or their fries and I remain surprised that they are so many people who
actually like it. It would not kill me to eat at McDs. I will admit
that on my way south last month we got a really early start and ended up
having breakfast at one in PA. I opted for the breakfast burrito. It
was edible. It was just some sausage and some scrambled eggs in a wrap.
I had not realized when I ordered that you would need at least three of
them for a meal.


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On 2018-03-31 4:15 PM, Gary wrote:
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>
>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here. You
>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings. It's no wonder that
>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.

>
> Now this is not even teasing, just plain mean crap. Perhaps you
> should go back to the moderated RFC facebook or did they kick you
> off?


Don't lose any sleep over it. She thrives on the attention.

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On 2018-03-31 4:18 PM, Gary wrote:
> Bruce wrote:
>>
>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here. You
>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings. It's no wonder that
>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.

>>
>> "RFC is rife with posts that are either negative or positive, ofen
>> from the same posters" (Wayne Boatwright)

>
> He takes arguments too far, imo. No need for especially that last
> sentence. He has no idea why Julie is alone now.


Are you kidding. We get a pretty good view of what goes on there. While
she had some people convinced that he had been pretty harsh with her he
was probably more like a saint for having put up with her strange ways
for so long.



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On 2018-03-31 4:18 PM, Gary wrote:
> Bruce wrote:
>>
>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here. You
>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings. It's no wonder that
>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.

>>
>> "RFC is rife with posts that are either negative or positive, ofen
>> from the same posters" (Wayne Boatwright)

>
> He takes arguments too far, imo. No need for especially that last
> sentence. He has no idea why Julie is alone now.



You can't figure out why some guy would leave her?

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On 2018-03-31 5:19 PM, cshenk wrote:
> Dave Smith wrote:
>
>> On 2018-03-29 1:21 AM, Julie Bose wrote:
>>
>>>> You do understand that any part of a chicken could be used?Â* Or
>>>> turkey, or pork or whatever?Â* That the 'recipe' is guidance for a
>>>> procedure that can be adapted elsewhere?
>>>
>>> Well, no... Given that white and dark meat have different cook
>>> times.

>>
>>
>> That is why it is impossible to cook an entire chicken.

>
> Really? I do that all the time.
>



Not you too?

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On Saturday, March 31, 2018 at 11:20:06 AM UTC-10, cshenk wrote:
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> Really? I do that all the time.


I cooked a whole chicken a couple of weeks ago by simmering it in plain water for about 40 minutes. It was perfect. I also roasted a whole chicken by removing the backbone and laying it flat. It was perfect. I've been trying to cook chicken breast by boiling it but they've been a bit on the tough side. It's a problem I'm working on presently.
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jmcquown wrote:

> On 3/30/2018 12:40 PM, U.S. Janet B. wrote:
> >On Fri, 30 Mar 2018 11:51:35 -0500, Gary > wrote:
> >
> > > "U.S. Janet B." wrote:
> > > >
> >>>On Thu, 29 Mar 2018 14:11:23 -0500, Gary > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > jmcquown wrote:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Balderdash.
> > > > >
> > > > > lol! Only OLD ppl still use that word! lol
> > > > > You seriously need to sell, get out of the old-ppls sheltered
> > > > > neighborhood and move back into the real world while you still
> > > > > have a few good years left. hehehe
> > > >
> > > > just someone who has an extensive vocabulary, reads a lot and
> > > > wanted to inject the right amount of disdain into this thread
> > > > Janet US
> > >
> > > I read a lot (every single night) but I usually avoid "big" or
> > > rarely used words. That often signals someone just trying to show
> > > off to me. I tend to use more current terms. Call me crude but I
> > > would have said, "Bullshit." Same definition.

> >
> > What you consider 'big' words are simply someone else's working
> > vocabulary. People generally think, talk and speak they way they
> > are,. There is no intent to show off. Others have no way of
> > knowing the limitations of your vocabulary.
> > Janet US
> >

> I don't understand what the fuss is about. My correct use of a word?
> Am I supposed to dumb down in case someone here doesn't understand?
> Sorry, I'm not going to do that. If you have to look up a word or
> phrase, do so. Don't accuse me of being a show off because I happen
> to have a good vocabulary.
>
> Jill


Don't worry Jill, no one minds any of it. For work, I have pretty
'high falootin' lingo but that's a requirement of the job.
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U.S. Janet B. wrote:

> On Fri, 30 Mar 2018 10:18:41 -0400, jmcquown >
> wrote:
>
> > On 3/29/2018 3:11 PM, Gary wrote:
> >> jmcquown wrote:
> > > >
> >>> Balderdash.
> >>
> >> lol! Only OLD ppl still use that word! lol
> >> You seriously need to sell, get out of the old-ppls sheltered
> >> neighborhood and move back into the real world while you still
> >> have a few good years left. hehehe
> >>

> > Oh I'm sorry, did the word go out of style? Foshizzle!
> >
> > Jill

>
> I love hornswoggle but it doesn't apply here
> Janet US


Bit widdershins of current vernacular (grin)


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Hank Rogers wrote:
> On 3/31/2018 1:49 PM, Bruce wrote:
>> That he's pompous and takes himself too seriously is one thing. But
>> he's also plain nasty.

>
> Says Mr. Snarkopolus!


Hiya brother! Good to see yoose again!

I havent seen yoose since yoose came home on leave. I remember Yoose
seeing ma's giant breasts and trying to hump her. Dad didn't like it and
kicked yoose out. Then yoose imported a woman from british honduras with
big tits! Lawsy, biggest ones in noo yawk.

Yoose go brother! I am glad yoose is back. Do yoose remember when we
would go and sit outside the whorehouses in brooklyn and try to get a
peek up the wimens skirts?

None were as good as maws. And her jewish chicken soup was to die for
.... right brother?


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Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2018-03-31 4:15 PM, Gary wrote:
>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>
>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here.Â* You
>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings.Â* It's no wonder that
>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.

>>
>> Now this is not even teasing, just plain mean crap. Perhaps you
>> should go back to the moderated RFC facebook or did they kick you
>> off?

>
> Don't lose any sleep over it. She thrives on the attention.
>


"She"?

Wayne is not a "she", you gender bigot.
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Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2018-03-31 4:18 PM, Gary wrote:
>> Bruce wrote:
>>>
>>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here.Â* You
>>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings.Â* It's no wonder that
>>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.
>>>
>>> "RFC is rife with posts that are either negative or positive, ofen
>>> from the same posters" (Wayne Boatwright)

>>
>> He takes arguments too far, imo. No need for especially that last
>> sentence. He has no idea why Julie is alone now.

>
> Are you kidding. We get a pretty good view of what goes on there. While
> she had some people convinced that he had been pretty harsh with herÂ* he
> was probably more like a saint for having put up with her strange ways
> for so long.
>

Why do you always bully women?
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Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2018-03-31 4:18 PM, Gary wrote:
>> Bruce wrote:
>>>
>>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here.Â* You
>>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings.Â* It's no wonder that
>>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.
>>>
>>> "RFC is rife with posts that are either negative or positive, ofen
>>> from the same posters" (Wayne Boatwright)

>>
>> He takes arguments too far, imo. No need for especially that last
>> sentence. He has no idea why Julie is alone now.

>
>
> You can't figure out why some guy would leave her?
>

Why hasn't "megatron" dumped your bully butt?
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Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2018-03-31 5:19 PM, cshenk wrote:
>> Dave Smith wrote:
>>
>>> On 2018-03-29 1:21 AM, Julie Bose wrote:
>>>
>>>>> You do understand that any part of a chicken could be used?Â* Or
>>>>> turkey, or pork or whatever?Â* That the 'recipe' is guidance for a
>>>>> procedure that can be adapted elsewhere?
>>>>
>>>> Well, no... Given that white and dark meat have different cook
>>>> times.
>>>
>>>
>>> That is why it is impossible to cook an entire chicken.

>>
>> Really?Â* I do that all the time.
>>

>
>
> Not you too?
>

Better bully her too...


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dsi1 wrote:
> On Saturday, March 31, 2018 at 11:20:06 AM UTC-10, cshenk wrote:
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>> Really? I do that all the time.

>
> I cooked a whole chicken a couple of weeks ago by simmering it in plain water for about 40 minutes. It was perfect. I also roasted a whole chicken by removing the backbone and laying it flat. It was perfect. I've been trying to cook chicken breast by boiling it but they've been a bit on the tough side. It's a problem I'm working on presently.
>



Sous vide perhaps?
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On 3/31/2018 3:19 PM, cshenk wrote:
> Dave Smith wrote:
>
>> On 2018-03-29 1:21 AM, Julie Bose wrote:
>>
>>>> You do understand that any part of a chicken could be used?Â* Or
>>>> turkey, or pork or whatever?Â* That the 'recipe' is guidance for a
>>>> procedure that can be adapted elsewhere?
>>>
>>> Well, no... Given that white and dark meat have different cook
>>> times.

>>
>>
>> That is why it is impossible to cook an entire chicken.

>
> Really? I do that all the time.
>

Bird murderess.
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Elm wrote:
>Dave wrote:
>>Gary wrote:
>>>Wayne wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here.* You
>>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings.* It's no wonder that
>>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.
>>>
>>> Now this is not even teasing, just plain mean crap. Perhaps you
>>> should go back to the moderated RFC facebook or did they kick you
>>> off?

>>
>> Don't lose any sleep over it. She thrives on the attention.

>
>"She"?
>Wayne is not a "she", you gender bigot.


Um, Wayne is a faggIT, IT, IT, IT... you POS, S, S, S!
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah ahahahaha. . . .
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Rafe Elm wrote:
> Dave Smith wrote:
>> On 2018-03-31 4:18 PM, Gary wrote:
>>> Bruce wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here. You
>>>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings. It's no wonder that
>>>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.
>>>>
>>>> "RFC is rife with posts that are either negative or positive, ofen
>>>> from the same posters" (Wayne Boatwright)
>>>
>>> He takes arguments too far, imo. No need for especially that last
>>> sentence. He has no idea why Julie is alone now.

>>
>> Are you kidding. We get a pretty good view of what goes on there.
>> While she had some people convinced that he had been pretty harsh with
>> her he was probably more like a saint for having put up with her
>> strange ways for so long.
>>

> Why do you always bully women?


Uh oh ... Julie's kotex porter is here!

Rafe, be sure you get it tight. Last time it slipped out.


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Hank Rogers wrote:
> Rafe Elm wrote:
>> Dave Smith wrote:
>>> On 2018-03-31 4:18 PM, Gary wrote:
>>>> Bruce wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here.Â* You
>>>>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>>>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings.Â* It's no wonder that
>>>>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.
>>>>>
>>>>> "RFC is rife with posts that are either negative or positive, ofen
>>>>> from the same posters" (Wayne Boatwright)
>>>>
>>>> He takes arguments too far, imo. No need for especially that last
>>>> sentence. He has no idea why Julie is alone now.
>>>
>>> Are you kidding. We get a pretty good view of what goes on there.
>>> While she had some people convinced that he had been pretty harsh with
>>> herÂ* he was probably more like a saint for having put up with her
>>> strange ways for so long.
>>>

>> Why do you always bully women?

>
> Uh oh ... Julie's kotex porter is here!
>
> Rafe, be sure you get it tight. Last time it slipped out.
>
>

Hank, do try and pile on her too.
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Bruce wrote:
> On 3/31/2018 3:19 PM, cshenk wrote:
>> Dave Smith wrote:
>>
>>> On 2018-03-29 1:21 AM, Julie Bose wrote:
>>>
>>>>> You do understand that any part of a chicken could be used?Â* Or
>>>>> turkey, or pork or whatever?Â* That the 'recipe' is guidance for a
>>>>> procedure that can be adapted elsewhere?
>>>>
>>>> Well, no... Given that white and dark meat have different cook
>>>> times.
>>>
>>>
>>> That is why it is impossible to cook an entire chicken.

>>
>> Really?Â* I do that all the time.
>>

> Bird murderess.


New form of tweeting?
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Rafe Elm wrote:
> Hank Rogers wrote:
>> Rafe Elm wrote:
>>> Dave Smith wrote:
>>>> On 2018-03-31 4:18 PM, Gary wrote:
>>>>> Bruce wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>>>>> Then perhaps you'd be better off if you stopped postingh here. You
>>>>>>> know that you're nothing if not a pain in the ass, pitifully drawing
>>>>>>> attention to yourself and ypur shortcomings. It's no wonder that
>>>>>>> your husband left you and your daughter is no longer there.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "RFC is rife with posts that are either negative or positive, ofen
>>>>>> from the same posters" (Wayne Boatwright)
>>>>>
>>>>> He takes arguments too far, imo. No need for especially that last
>>>>> sentence. He has no idea why Julie is alone now.
>>>>
>>>> Are you kidding. We get a pretty good view of what goes on there.
>>>> While she had some people convinced that he had been pretty harsh with
>>>> her he was probably more like a saint for having put up with her
>>>> strange ways for so long.
>>>>
>>> Why do you always bully women?

>>
>> Uh oh ... Julie's kotex porter is here!
>>
>> Rafe, be sure you get it tight. Last time it slipped out.
>>
>>

> Hank, do try and pile on her too.


Nope, I'm saving her for you and my evil twin brother, as he don't like
seconds.

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Gary wrote:

> Julie Bove wrote:
> >
> > Bullshit! I will not stand for your subterfuge. This is just
> > another one of your whoppers Dave. How dare you sit at your
> > computer spewing your back biting repugnance. Your calumniation is
> > is disgraceful. I am sorely fed up with your loathsome
> > prevaricating. Be off with you! Hie thee to the mucculent
> > hinterlands from whence you came!

>
> lol. Hi Jill! What did you do with Julie?


LOL! Had to look up Muculent. It's an English (UK) term for slimey.
One that didn't really come over to the USA.


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On Sun, 01 Apr 2018 10:54:49 -0500, "cshenk" > wrote:

>Gary wrote:
>
>> Julie Bove wrote:
>> >
>> > Bullshit! I will not stand for your subterfuge. This is just
>> > another one of your whoppers Dave. How dare you sit at your
>> > computer spewing your back biting repugnance. Your calumniation is
>> > is disgraceful. I am sorely fed up with your loathsome
>> > prevaricating. Be off with you! Hie thee to the mucculent
>> > hinterlands from whence you came!

>>
>> lol. Hi Jill! What did you do with Julie?

>
>LOL! Had to look up Muculent. It's an English (UK) term for slimey.
>One that didn't really come over to the USA.


Whereas the English keep going on about it.
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