I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
> I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in > Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables > <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple > packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
> Thanks very much, Alex!!
Never had fire roasted Macadamia nuts. You bastard, now I have to go to Australia. :-)
> I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in > Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables > <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple > packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
jeremy wrote: > Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
> JJ
> Mickey wrote:
>>I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in >>Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables >><g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple >>packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
> > Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
> > JJ
Seriously, I tried googling "fire roasted" +"macadamia nuts" and the lot as a complete phrase.
However, when I googled "mickey's nuts" I did get a website listing that starts with, "Co-Owner of Mickey's Nuts and Mouse Balls" Not having the courage to inquire the connection between Mickey's nuts and mouse balls, I just assumed there was nothing.
> > Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
> > JJ
> > Mickey wrote:
> >>I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in > >>Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables > >><g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple > >>packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
jeremy <jer...@dcnet2000.com> wrote: > At least I avoided the temptation to write that I had googled Mickey's > nuts
No you didn't ;)
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> At least I avoided the temptation to write that I had googled Mickey's > nuts to no avail :-)
> JJ
> Jenn Vanderslice wrote:
> > ROFLMAO!
> > jeremy wrote:
> > > Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
> > > JJ
> > > Mickey wrote:
> > >>I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in > > >>Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables > > >><g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple > > >>packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
> > Two things fill the mind with ever new and increasing wonder and awe - > > the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me. - Immanuel Kant
> > > Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
> > > JJ
> Seriously, I tried googling "fire roasted" +"macadamia nuts" and the lot > as a complete phrase.
> However, when I googled "mickey's nuts" I did get a website listing that > starts with, "Co-Owner of Mickey's Nuts and Mouse Balls" Not having the > courage to inquire the connection between Mickey's nuts and mouse balls, > I just assumed there was nothing.
> :-)
I always thought that if you googled "Mickey's nuts" Google would reply: "Yep, he shore is!!!"
(Oops, sorry... I thought this was the "island" thread...)
jeremy <jer...@dcnet2000.com> wrote: >Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
>JJ
>Mickey wrote:
>> I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in >> Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables >> <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple >> packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
You had me going with the "fire roasted" bit, I thought there was something new in Macadamia world.
Now there will be if I can just find a source of raw macadamia nuts. I will try them roasted over teak, smoked with a selection of woods including; apple, mesquite, oak, rosemary and my favourite, pear.
> >Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
> >JJ
> >Mickey wrote:
> >> I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in > >> Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables > >> <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple > >> packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
jeremy <jer...@dcnet2000.com> wrote: >Seriously Alex, send me an invoice, send me a bill for your time and >effort, but I cannot go much longer without your fire roasted nuts.
> You had me going with the "fire roasted" bit, I thought there was > something new in Macadamia world.
> Now there will be if I can just find a source of raw macadamia nuts. I > will try them roasted over teak, smoked with a selection of woods > including; apple, mesquite, oak, rosemary and my
favourite, pear.
Do you have any Australian friends? Raw maccas are common over there; every supermarket stocks them.
If not, this may be the excuse for you to take a trip Downunder. As a foodie person, it's a must anyway -- the country is heaven on earth when it comes to good and innovative cuisine.
On 8/31/04 3:51 PM, in article 413500C1.D7E1E...@dcnet2000.com, "jeremy"
<jer...@dcnet2000.com> wrote: > Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
> JJ
> Mickey wrote:
>> I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in >> Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables >> <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple >> packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
lee <watters3nospammersorw...@comcast.net> wrote: >On 8/31/04 3:51 PM, in article 413500C1.D7E1E...@dcnet2000.com, "jeremy" ><jer...@dcnet2000.com> wrote:
>> Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
>> JJ
>> Mickey wrote:
>>> I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in >>> Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of smokables >>> <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple >>> packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
> > You had me going with the "fire roasted" bit, I thought > there was > > something new in Macadamia world.
> > Now there will be if I can just find a source of raw > macadamia nuts. I > > will try them roasted over teak, smoked with a selection > of woods > > including; apple, mesquite, oak, rosemary and my > favourite, pear.
> Do you have any Australian friends? Raw maccas are common > over there; every supermarket stocks them.
And you need a sweet nutcracker... The damn things have some serious (sey) shells...
"Mickey" <mick...@hotpop.com> wrote: > lee <watters3nospammersorw...@comcast.net> wrote:
>> On 8/31/04 3:51 PM, in article 413500C1.D7E1E...@dcnet2000.com, "jeremy" >> <jer...@dcnet2000.com> wrote:
>>> Please send more info on your nuts, a google search showed nothing :-)
>>> JJ
>>> Mickey wrote:
>>>> I was bombed by temporarily displaced Englishman. Alex is currently in >>>> Australia, yet he found time to shower me with gifts. A big bag of >>>> smokables >>>> <g>, some coffee ("The First Designer Coffee in Australia!"), and a couple >>>> packages of fire roasted macadamia nuts. Mmmm, nuts.
