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"Margaret Suran" wrote in message > To All Whose Feelings I Hurt When I Complained About Beets, sorry, but I > still cannot stand eating or even smelling them. Margaret, believe me my feelings weren't hurt - I was just teasing you. I think the whole "beet war" is funny. I know I can't stand to be around them when they're cooking - it's too earthy a smell for me. Pickled, though - that's another story! Dora |
limey wrote: > "Margaret Suran" wrote in message > > >>To All Whose Feelings I Hurt When I Complained About Beets, sorry, but I >>still cannot stand eating or even smelling them. > > > Margaret, believe me my feelings weren't hurt - I was just teasing you. I > think the whole "beet war" is funny. I know I can't stand to be around > them when they're cooking - it's too earthy a smell for me. Pickled, > though - that's another story! > > Dora > > Oh, Dora, I was teasing you right back. However, I really do not like them at any time, not even when I am pickled. :o) |
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wrote: > On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 08:58:42 -0400, MOMPEAGRAM wrote: > > > Sheldon is just as bad as any spammer. He is in my killfile too. > > Oh, come on Helen.... that's being way too thin skinned. Some people don't like their jobs, but you gotta make a living. Some people don't like where they work, but you gotta have a place to live. Some people thrive on contention. Other avoid it to the extent of doing things that hurt them. But nobody *needs* to read or post to rfc, and they need to tailor this environment to suit their likes and dislikes. We all need to allocate our time, and if Helen chooses to killfile certain posters, well, that's what it's for. -- Dan Abel Sonoma State University AIS |
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On Thu, 07 Jul 2005 12:51:26 -0400, Margaret Suran wrote:
> > > Oh, Dora, I was teasing you right back. However, I really do not like > them at any time, not even when I am pickled. :o) Beta vulgaris <and now you know> Both the root and greens are good sources of vitamins. Medicinal: Red Beets stimulate the immune system, possible anti-cancer properties. |
Margaret Suran wrote:
> > Glitter Ninja wrote: > > Goomba38 > writes: > > > >>-L. wrote: > > > > > >>>Perhaps but does he have to use words like SMEGMA in a cooking group? > >>>Sorry, but that's just gross. > >>> > >> > >>You're kidding..right? Good god.. I've sat around with a bunch of > >>nurses and other assorted women and smegma was joked about when talking > >>about certain men. You've never heard the word? It's a real word. > > > > > > I think it's pretty obvious -L knows that it's a real word and what it > > means. Otherwise, they wouldn't think it was gross, now would they? > > If Sheldon and you want to talk about smegma while eating your > > oatmeal, be my guest. That doesn't mean everyone has to like it. Like > > someone else said earlier, I'm surprised that you're surprised that > > talking about bodily fluids, functions, odors, substances, and similar > > stuff while eating is not very appetizing to some people. > > > > Stacia > > > Unpleasant bodily secretions are unfortunate, but cannot be avoided by > most so afflicted. > > But, there is another word bandied about on this news group, to which > I take great exception. While you complain about SMEGMA and GLEET, > let me mention B E E T , much more objectionable to me and some others > than the above words. :o) Barbara, help! > > MS Yes, Margaret, that is INDEED! an offensive word! In fact, I think if anyone really wants to insult Sheldon they should call him a "filthy b--t"! Or is that redundant. Kate |
Kate Connally wrote: > Margaret Suran wrote: > > > > Glitter Ninja wrote: > > > Goomba38 > writes: > > > > > >>-L. wrote: > > > > > > > > >>>Perhaps but does he have to use words like SMEGMA in a cooking group? > > >>>Sorry, but that's just gross. > > >>> > > >> > > >>You're kidding..right? Good god.. I've sat around with a bunch of > > >>nurses and other assorted women and smegma was joked about when talking > > >>about certain men. You've never heard the word? It's a real word. > > > > > > > > > I think it's pretty obvious -L knows that it's a real word and what it > > > means. Otherwise, they wouldn't think it was gross, now would they? > > > If Sheldon and you want to talk about smegma while eating your > > > oatmeal, be my guest. That doesn't mean everyone has to like it. Like > > > someone else said earlier, I'm surprised that you're surprised that > > > talking about bodily fluids, functions, odors, substances, and similar > > > stuff while eating is not very appetizing to some people. > > > > > > Stacia > > > > > Unpleasant bodily secretions are unfortunate, but cannot be avoided by > > most so afflicted. > > > > But, there is another word bandied about on this news group, to which > > I take great exception. While you complain about SMEGMA and GLEET, > > let me mention B E E T , much more objectionable to me and some others > > than the above words. :o) Barbara, help! > > > > MS > > Yes, Margaret, that is INDEED! an offensive word! > > In fact, I think if anyone really wants to insult Sheldon > they should call him a "filthy b--t"! Or is that redundant. > > Kate It's not possible to insult me... and I love BEETS, pulled right from the ground... first thing I bite their leaves off... little sand doesn't bother me, no worse than a few **** hairs in my mouth. Why do folks gotta keep bringing me into threads I'm not even a part of... I gotta be the most important, powerful poster here... in fact I'm positive those like Kate lie in bed all alone at night dreaming of me while using up D cells. Sheldon Nabob |
Kate Connally wrote While you complain about SMEGMA and GLEET, >>let me mention B E E T , much more objectionable to me and some others >>than the above words. :o) Barbara, help! >> >>MS > > > Yes, Margaret, that is INDEED! an offensive word! > > In fact, I think if anyone really wants to insult Sheldon > they should call him a "filthy b--t"! Or is that redundant. > > Kate I should think that two ladies such as you and I, with impeccable upbringing should not sully ourselves by mentioning the objectionable four letter word again. :o) Let this thread die a painless death. Tonight for dinner I will have Ox Tail Ragout! With mashed potatoes and green peas and a green salad. While I was simmering the oxtails, I found a container in the freezer, in which I was collecting chicken gizzards. I added them to the oxtails. I tried them already, having cooked them for more than three hours. They are wonderful. Marcel will eat Gaspacho, Chicken a la King with mashed potatoes and green peas and the same salad as I. Strange, as sad as I am about the terrorist attack in London, I still am looking forward to tonight's dinner. I guess I am getting really old. |
The Ranger wrote: >> >>My husband loved beets, as a salad, a vegetable or Borscht. >>I would make a salad for him, with cooked beets which I >>grated and to which I added grated horse radish, grated apple, >>vinegar, a pinch of sugar and caraway seeds. I would leave >>the whole mess in a covered bowl and drain off the liquid >>before serving the salad. > > > Red, green or golden apples? It sounds heavenly! Thank you, St. > Margaret. > > The Ranger > Any firm and sour apple will do, such as Winesap or Braeburn. If you cannot get horseradish root, you can use prepared horseradish, such as Gold's or Manischewitz. Do not use the extra hot one, only the original. Good luck with the salad. > |
"Sheldon" wrote in message > > > > Sheldon Nabob Oh, I don't know, Sheldon. The Shriners were just here in town and I'm inclined to use one of their titles: Illustrious Potentate. 'Course, you'd have to wear a fez. Dora |
In article >, "limey"
> wrote: > I know I can't stand to be around them when they're cooking - it's > too earthy a smell for me. Boiled dirt. -- -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/01/05 Sam I Am! |
In article >, Margaret Suran
> wrote: > Damsel wrote: > > Margaret Suran > said: > > > > > >>Bob (this one), your post upset me so, I had to pour a drink of Scotch > >>for myself, I whole hour ahead of Cocktail Hour. > > > > > > He's a *******, isn't he? ;) Hope it's happy hour so you get two for > > the > > price of one. > > > > Carol > > > As a matter of fact, I made dinner into Happy Hour! Marcel had dinner > with friends and drinking mine seemed like a fine idea. :o) OMG -- is the new cleaning woman coming today? Hide the bottle!! You don't want to run her off so soon? -- -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/01/05 Sam I Am! |
Melba's Jammin' wrote:
> In article >, "limey" > > wrote: > >> I know I can't stand to be around them when they're cooking - it's >> too earthy a smell for me. > > Boiled dirt. Thinking too small. Can be steamed dirt, baked dirt, deep-fried dirt, mashed dirt, pickled dirt... Pastorio |
In article >, "Bob (this one)"
> wrote: > Melba's Jammin' wrote: > > > In article >, "limey" > > > wrote: > > > >> I know I can't stand to be around them when they're cooking - it's > >> too earthy a smell for me. > > > > Boiled dirt. > > Thinking too small. Can be steamed dirt, baked dirt, deep-fried dirt, > mashed dirt, pickled dirt... > > Pastorio Where I come from, boiled dirt. Phooey and ptooey! (Like you didn't know). -- -Barb, <http://www.jamlady.eboard.com> 7/7/05 Family Reunion and Part II of the Birthday Report |
Sheldon wrote:
> > Why do folks gotta keep bringing me into threads I'm not even a part > of... I think it's because you're an oddity. So when they see something bizarre and inappropriate, they naturally think of you. Hope this helps! ;-) Best regards, Bob |
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