If you plan to barbecue your microwave, expect to marinate it for a
loooooong time.
Mark Edwards
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I don't see why that would be necessary. Microwaves are very small,
and are practically ethereal, so I don't know why they would need a
lot of cooking to become tender.
The reason that you didn't crosspost this to alt.food.barbecue is?
Matthew
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Alex will find a way to silently get from where she is to where she
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Anna will make an Anna sized hole between where she is to where she
wants to be.
Long time no see MM.
Coincidence?
> Otto Bahn wrote:
>> Anyone have a good recipe for microwave barbecue?
>>
>
> The reason that you didn't crosspost this to alt.food.barbecue is?
Where is Swilson when Otto needs him?
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Not to worry - I noticed this problem and my computer did it
automatically.
I hardly think that barbecuing SWilson is the answer - he's likely to be
tough, stringy and possibly toxic.
...what sort of marionetteade were we gonna be using?
Dave 'i need to know for a school lunch project, naturally' DeLaney
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> No cluons were harmed when Adam Funk wrote:
>>Where is Swilson when Otto needs him?
>
> I hardly think that barbecuing SWilson is the answer - he's likely to be
> tough, stringy and possibly toxic.
Did you hear that from an unpleasant, humid source?
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Mathew L. Martin; as I live an breath. Father of the ECBX2 and
recognized master of stuffing the maximum amount of meat into
a vertical smoker. It's been awhile Mathew. Glad to see that you
are still alive and able to post. Despite rumors predicting the demise
of this group, I am still here and have to plans to depart.
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Adios, dimbulbs.
<plonk>
Aren't you supposed to have a </plonk> tag somewhere?
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> Mathew L. Martin; as I live an breath. Father of the ECBX2 and
> recognized master of stuffing the maximum amount of meat into
> a vertical smoker. It's been awhile Mathew. Glad to see that you
> are still alive and able to post. Despite rumors predicting the demise
> of this group, I am still here and have to plans to depart.
Ditto, Matthew. Long time, no see. Hope you stick around for a while.
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Dave
What is best in life? "To crush your enemies, see them driven before
you, and to hear the lamentation of the women." -- Conan
That wouldn't be appropriate until the plonkee finishes posting.
> > Thanks for the opportunity to identify and plonk so many festering
> > steaming,
> > trolling kibology turdlets at one time. You're so clever.
>
> > Adios, dimbulbs.
>
> > <plonk>
>
> Aren't you supposed to have a </plonk> tag somewhere?
<
<That wouldn't be appropriate until the plonkee finishes posting.
Plonks are forever?
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Hmmmm. That's not a good thing. Most definitely