just kidding
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16 years ago
just kidding
Wow mark. Think you can go 3 for 3 by the end of the day?
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So long as you don't make a habit of putting your hands in your mouth after using the phone, leaded paint is perfectly safe.
In fact, leaded paint is still widely used in North America in instances where accidental human consumption is not a problem.
How about Adult Sex Toys recalled?
With China you don't need to make up anything. Here's a company that was repackaging dirty, used chopsticks and selling them.
First link doesn't work.
First link doesn't work.
A good conservative you are.
I wish we could afford to eat out. In this neck of the woods we pay almost more in taxes than for the food. So we don't eat out, besides most of the crap they serve is microwaved to keep it warmed up. I do better on my grill. We had Alaska sockeye salmon on the grill ($8.99/lb) last night. It was far better than anything in the local resturants and about five times cheaper.
Cheers
Define "almost".
So we don't eat out, besides
No good restaurants in your area?
is microwaved to keep it warmed up. I do
Eating out at ethnic restaurants - Greek, Indian, Lebanese, Mexican - isn't pricey.
Cathy
Very true, but I'd rather eat Sockeye salmon than kibbe naye.
Give me kibbe (but only the cooked kind!), hummus, shish, labni, curry, an enchilada, etc. over fish any day. Unfortunately I don't like most fish or seafood. I'll eat smoked salmon/lox, but any other way... no thanks!
Cathy
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If memory serves, the affix "naye" indicates raw. Without it, kibbe means the cooked variety.
Mexican food is best here in California or Texas. We're spoiled for sure.
But next to a filet mignon, seafood is my favorite. There isn't much from the ocean that I won't eat, raw or cooked.
Right - AFAIK, & I won't even try the raw variety, but like regular (cooked) kibbe. With laban - or labni. And tabboule. ;-)
You're prob. right. Someone I know who's moved to NM from the NE says a pronounced (pleasant) difference. But never having never eaten the honest-to-goodness stuff, I like the NE version of Mexican fine.
Yum. If medium-rare.
seafood is my favorite. There isn't much
I really wish I did... Healthy, & certainly would open up a lot of menus, re: choices. On many menus, if one blips out the fish/seafood offerings, there's not a whole lot left to choose from.
Cathy
Mmmmm. Tabboule.
Having never watched the Simpsons, I am... lost. Special joke, or Homer is simply known as liking tabboule?
Cathy
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I'm not a big fan, but he always prefaces his like of anything edible with "Mmmm", followed by superfluous salivation.
We eat out to break up the routine. I probably spend no more than $15 on either a pizza or some Chinese food. And I like the leftovers. Who doesn't?
Oh, okay; thanks.
Cathy
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