B5 recipies
Fireheart
science fiction television series Babylon 5 (Dining on Babylon 5 [human
edition], by Emerson Briggs-Walace and Steve Smith, ISBN 0-7522-1143-9)
But being danish, I am having some trouble translating some of the
ingrediens.
Could someone help me out.
Specifically I'm having trouble with:
Bay leaf
MangeTout
Cumin
Chorizo Saussage
Corn Kernels
Leeks
If you know the danish translation, supergreat. Otherwise try to describe
the ingredient.
thank you.
regs.
Klaus Reble
www.reble.dk
in...@reble.dk
If you have ICQ you can message me. My ICQ#:1806690
Alison Hopkins
Fireheart wrote in message ...
>Bay leaf
A herb, of the laurel family used as the whole leaf in cooking.
>MangeTout
"Baby" peas, complete with pod. Cooked as a whole usually by steaming.
>Cumin
An Indian spice, gives a hot peppery flavour and a yellow colour.
>Chorizo Saussage
A Spanish spicy sausage - bit like salami, but meatier.
>Corn Kernels
Basically, that is what is known in England as sweetcorn or in the US as
maize, if that helps? I big vegeatable, with yellow large "seeds" on the
cob?
>Leeks
>
Help, how to describe... a long vegetable of the onion family, white base,
green top.... help!:)
Ali
Alyson L. Abramowitz
Alison Hopkins wrote:
>
> Fireheart wrote in message ...
>
> >Bay leaf
>
> A herb, of the laurel family used as the whole leaf in cooking.
Commonly used in soups or pasta sauces. It is typically the size of a
plant leaf (as opposed to other spices where there are very small leaves
or seeds).
>
> >MangeTout
>
> "Baby" peas, complete with pod. Cooked as a whole usually by steaming.
I didn't recognize this one. Is this a Britishism? I'm guess we'd call
them a Chinese Pea Pod in the States?
> >Corn Kernels
>
> Basically, that is what is known in England as sweetcorn or in the US as
> maize, if that helps? I big vegeatable, with yellow large "seeds" on the
> cob?
Actually, we call it "corn kernels" in the States but would recognize
the term maize. In the States it also comes in canned or frozen small
squares called kernels.
>
> >Leeks
> >
>
> Help, how to describe... a long vegetable of the onion family, white base,
> green top.... help!:)
In the same general family as a green onion or scallion. If you can't
get it, I'd substitute a green onion. If that doesn't work, try an onion
or shallot. It is a milder taste than an onion. It isn't a very common
vegetable here so you may have to go look for it in a green grocer.
There used to be a wonderful cooking APA where we sorted out all of
these kind of things and exchanged recipes. I miss it.
Best,
Alyson
Paul Harper
<fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>Fireheart wrote in message ...
>>Leeks
>>
>Help, how to describe... a long vegetable of the onion family, white base,
>green top.... help!:)
Welsh?
Paul.
--
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Alison Hopkins
Alyson L. Abramowitz wrote in message <37E41AD7...@best.com>...
>I didn't recognize this one. Is this a Britishism? I'm guess we'd call
>them a Chinese Pea Pod in the States?
Sugar snap, I think! :)
>
>In the same general family as a green onion or scallion
Much bigger tho'....
Ali
Alison Hopkins
Paul Harper wrote in message <37e47cde....@news.demon.co.uk>...
>On Sat, 18 Sep 1999 21:51:36 +0100, "Alison Hopkins"
><fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>Fireheart wrote in message ...
>
>>>Leeks
>>>
>>Help, how to describe... a long vegetable of the onion family, white base,
>>green top.... help!:)
>
>Welsh?
>
THWACK! :) :) Behave, Harper....
Ali
The Dreaming Lady
I the swedish good enough? Hope it helps!
>Bay leaf
Lagerblad
>Cumin
Kummin, tror jag
>Chorizo Saussage
Nån slags korv,polsk kanske
>Corn Kernels
Majs
>Leeks
purjolök
Christian Smith
Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote in message
news:7s2auu$t7e$2...@lure.pipex.net...
now!!
Christian
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"I spent all night chasing after some bloke who turned out to be mad.
Completely mad.
He had every episode of Melrose Place on tape!"
Alison Hopkins
Christian Smith wrote in message <7s2gpn$kq$1...@barcode.tesco.net>...
>Yeah Like *thats* gonna happen. All you done is gone and got him excited
>now!!
>
Oh sorry, I forgot he enjoys pain... <snerk>
Ali
Callum Noble
wrote:
>On Sat, 18 Sep 1999 21:51:36 +0100, "Alison Hopkins"
><fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>Fireheart wrote in message ...
>
>>>Leeks
>>>
>>Help, how to describe... a long vegetable of the onion family, white base,
>>green top.... help!:)
>
>Welsh?
Someone beat me to saying that!
* Be alert - your country needs lerts
--
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The Dream Machine: http://www.thedreammachine.freeserve.co.uk/
Callum Noble
<fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>Alyson L. Abramowitz wrote in message <37E41AD7...@best.com>...
>
>>I didn't recognize this one. Is this a Britishism? I'm guess we'd call
>>them a Chinese Pea Pod in the States?
>
>Sugar snap, I think! :)
Sugar snap peas are ones of the same variety as MangeTout but are more
mature when they are picked.
* Watch your back.
Christian Smith
cal...@thedreammachineDELETEME.freeserve.co.uk (Callum Noble) woke the
beast by typing thus....
>Sugar snap peas are ones of the same variety as MangeTout but are more
>mature when they are picked.
Sugar snaps (snow peas) are thicker with more pronounced shape, Mange
Tout is flatter with smaller dimples along the spine.
Christian
(who never thought his 6 years at Sainsbury's would still be useful)
ICQ 45494039
"I spent all night chasing after some bloke who turned out to be mad.
Completely mad.
He had every episode of Melrose Place. On tape."
Alison Hopkins
Christian Smith wrote in message <37e50ca0...@news.tesco.net>...
>Christian
>(who never thought his 6 years at Sainsbury's would still be useful)
>
Doing what, pray tell? Inquiring minds are very intrigued... :)
Ali
John David Birch
Bay Leaf : Laurbaerblad Laurbærblad
MangeTout: Sukkerert
Cumin: Karve
Chorizo Saussage : <no idea: Sausage = Poelse (pølse)
Leeks: Purreloek (Purreløk)
Duke Walls
Alison Hopkins wrote:
>
> Fireheart wrote in message ...
> (snippage)
>
> >Chorizo Saussage
>
> A Spanish spicy sausage - bit like salami, but meatier.
>
Think coarse-ground pork sausage, in which just about all the pig but
the squeal made it in (and sometimes that, too...).
>
> >Leeks
> >
>
> Help, how to describe... a long vegetable of the onion family, white base,
> green top.... help!:)
En Svensk, lek. Good in cream soups. Enjoy!
Stormbringer
>On Sun, 19 Sep 1999 15:31:54 GMT,
>cal...@thedreammachineDELETEME.freeserve.co.uk (Callum Noble) woke the
>beast by typing thus....
>
>>Sugar snap peas are ones of the same variety as MangeTout but are more
>>mature when they are picked.
>
>Sugar snaps (snow peas) are thicker with more pronounced shape, Mange
>Tout is flatter with smaller dimples along the spine.
>
>(who never thought his 6 years at Sainsbury's would still be useful)
>
More to the point, why would Mange Tout be a "Britishism"?????
..or is it a weird tribute to our love of the French?? :?
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"It's my VISA bill...
Envelope one of two... That can't be good."
Stormbringer
Oh my god.
We've accidentally stumbled into a newsgroup that's some kind of daft
parallel to our own known universe....
=:o
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"Look, Smithers, a bird has become petrified, and flown through my window!"
"Uhh, sir? I think it's a rock..."
Morticia
>
> Christian Smith wrote in message <37e50ca0...@news.tesco.net>...
> >Christian
> >(who never thought his 6 years at Sainsbury's would still be useful)
> >
>
>
Mort.
Paul Harper
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>We've accidentally stumbled into a newsgroup that's some kind of daft
>parallel to our own known universe....
I'll admit to being daft, yes, but there are precious few parts of me
that are parallel to any other part :-)
Still - been down the gym today (cries of "good boy" please). Soon be
back in shape.
Dianne Heins
> > >Corn Kernels
> >
> > Basically, that is what is known in England as sweetcorn or in the US as
> > maize, if that helps? I big vegeatable, with yellow large "seeds" on the
> > cob?
>
> Actually, we call it "corn kernels" in the States but would recognize
> the term maize. In the States it also comes in canned or frozen small
> squares called kernels.
>
Hm, depending on where you live, buying "maize" won't actually get you
"corn kernels" any more than buying hominy will...
Dianne
Alison Hopkins
Alison Hopkins
Stormbringer wrote in message ...
>We've accidentally stumbled into a newsgroup that's some kind of daft
>parallel to our own known universe....
>
>
And where vegetabl;es rule.... !
Ali
Christian Smith
<fn...@dial.pipex.com> woke the beast by typing thus....
>And now, he's a teacher... <snicker>
Be afraid.
Be very afraid....
Christian
Christian Smith
<fn...@dial.pipex.com> woke the beast by typing thus....
>And where vegetabl;es rule.... !
In more ways then one.
Or is that Fruits?
Alison Hopkins
Christian Smith wrote in message <37e69fe5....@news.tesco.net>...
>Previously...On Melrose Place.... "Alison Hopkins"
><fn...@dial.pipex.com> woke the beast by typing thus....
>
>
>Be afraid.
>Be very afraid....
>
Vegetables, the next generation....
Ali
Alison Hopkins
Christian Smith wrote in message <37e7a001....@news.tesco.net>...
>Previously...On Melrose Place.... "Alison Hopkins"
><fn...@dial.pipex.com> woke the beast by typing thus....
>
>
>In more ways then one.
>Or is that Fruits?
>
Speak for yerself, sweetie! :)
Ali
Callum Noble
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>Last episode, Christian Smith <chri...@tesco.net> squeaked
>>On Sun, 19 Sep 1999 15:31:54 GMT,
>>cal...@thedreammachineDELETEME.freeserve.co.uk (Callum Noble) woke the
>>beast by typing thus....
>>
>>>Sugar snap peas are ones of the same variety as MangeTout but are more
>>>mature when they are picked.
>>
>>Sugar snaps (snow peas) are thicker with more pronounced shape, Mange
>>Tout is flatter with smaller dimples along the spine.
>>
>>Christian
>>(who never thought his 6 years at Sainsbury's would still be useful)
>>
>
>More to the point, why would Mange Tout be a "Britishism"?????
>
>..or is it a weird tribute to our love of the French?? :?
It meens "Eat All" because you eat the pod aswell as it's contents.
/me knows lots of stuff like this with having a catering lecuturar at
home.
* Return the videos there late!
Callum Noble
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>Last episode, Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> squeaked
>>
>>Christian Smith wrote in message <7s2gpn$kq$1...@barcode.tesco.net>...
>>
>>
>>>Yeah Like *thats* gonna happen. All you done is gone and got him excited
>>>now!!
>>>
>>
>>
>>Oh sorry, I forgot he enjoys pain... <snerk>
>>
>
>
>
>Oh my god.
>
>We've accidentally stumbled into a newsgroup that's some kind of daft
>parallel to our own known universe....
daft?
not me?
I don't think?
I'll check
.
.
.
.
.
I don't think I'm daft?
Do I?
* Come to the chess club, bring a mate!
Matt Muellerleile
time I've eaten Chorizo sausage, I thought it tasted like
sausage with a taste that reminded me of the smell of an
electrical fire (like the smell of a regular old 1 kOhm resistor
getting fried by way too much voltage/current).
Needless to say, I've eaten it only twice. (The second time
just to see if I was insane or had a bad version of Chorizo
the first time).
Either I'm insane, or it does truly taste like an electrical
fire smells.
Take your pick :)
Matt
P.S. Chorizo is popular in Mexican cooking, I believe, and
possibly originated there? It's widely available in U.S.
supermarkets, but with some proper net searching, you may be
able to learn how it's made.
P.P.S. My first search on a search engine revealed a recipe
for Chorizo: http://www.mexconnect.com/foodboard/messages/696.html
I only know food things in German and English, (and I'm not sure
how reliable my German is) but here's a try at german translation
of some of the things in the recipe:
pork is Schweinefleisch, fat is Fett
lard is Fett
garlic is Knoblauch
not sure about oregano
cinnamon is Zimmt
cloves are Nelken or something (same word as the flower carnation?)
vinegar is Essig.
I don't know if any of that is at all similar to danish, but
possibly some words.
Leeks look a lot like giant green onions (the long thin kind) but
are of course much bigger. Maybe 2-3 centimeters in diameter?
I found a blurb about leeks at
http://www.meijer.com/web/lawn_garden/fruits_vegetables/onions.html
Stuff about peas at
http://www.meijer.com/web/lawn_garden/fruits_vegetables/peas.html
Other good fruit/vegetable stuff (to identify your rulers in the
parallel universe?) at
http://www.meijer.com/web/lawn_garden/fruits_vegetables/fruits_vegetables.html
Hope all this helps...
Stormbringer
>On Mon, 20 Sep 1999 09:20:19 +0100, Stormbringer
><st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>We've accidentally stumbled into a newsgroup that's some kind of daft
>>parallel to our own known universe....
>
>that are parallel to any other part :-)
>
(See? Told you it was weird.....)
>Still - been down the gym today (cries of "good boy" please). Soon be
>back in shape.
>
Kinda depends what the hell shape you were in to start off with!
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"I don't think it's meant to be eaten, Jim."
"I think it's meant to anchor ships in a heavy storm."
Stormbringer
Not sure about these colons either.....
Weird. They have colons, we have apostrophes....
Stormbringer
uk> squeaked
>>>
>>>
>>>>Yeah Like *thats* gonna happen. All you done is gone and got him excited
>>>>now!!
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Oh sorry, I forgot he enjoys pain... <snerk>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Oh my god.
>>
>>parallel to our own known universe....
>
>
>not me?
>
>I don't think?
>
>I'll check
>
>.
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>.
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>I don't think I'm daft?
>
>Do I?
>
>
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Oh no, don't worry.
WE'RE normal. :)
Stormbringer
<snip>
>garlic is Knoblauch
<childish titter>
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"...I don't see why we should pay attention to
a nation of people born with its hands up..."
Dianne Heins
>
> Stormbringer wrote in message ...
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> >parallel to our own known universe....
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Now you're bringing up whathisname again <e g>
Dianne
Steve Brooks
Stormbringer <st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:cpcNShAt...@stormy.demon.co.uk...
> >>Previously...On Melrose Place.... "Alison Hopkins"
> >><fn...@dial.pipex.com> woke the beast by typing thus....
> >>
> >>
> >>Or is that Fruits?
> >>
> >
> >
> >Speak for yerself, sweetie! :)
> >
>
> Not sure about these colons either.....
>
> Weird. They have colons, we have apostrophes....
We all have colons - where do you think all those
Jaffa cubes go?
SB
Alison Hopkins
Stormbringer wrote in message ...
>Oh no, don't worry.
>
>WE'RE normal. :)
>
Hey, speak for yourself... <g>
Ali
Christian Smith
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> woke the Kimberly Shaw in us
all by typing thus....
>Kinda depends what the hell shape you were in to start off with!
Oh god. You *really* don't want to have asked him that question...
:-)
Christian
"Damn.
I hate it when he's right.
He'll be insufferable for days."
ICQ 45494039--
Cathy Buckland
<st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the keyboard
and inflicted this upon us:
oi! leave my cubes alone
cath
>
Paul Harper
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>Kinda depends what the hell shape you were in to start off with!
6'2" tall, 205lbs weight, <10% body fat, working out daily.
No hair, of course, but that would be *too* much to ask for :-)
Alison Hopkins
Dianne Heins wrote in message ...
>Alison Hopkins wrote...
>>
>> Stormbringer wrote in message ...
>>
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>> >parallel to our own known universe....
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>> >
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<snort> "bringing up" is a fair description, ain't it? :)
Ali
X
wrote:
Hi Di,
Is it ok if I call you Di or Dianne?
What do you prefer?
Do you think Starwars is rubbish?
X
<fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>Cathy Buckland wrote in message <37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk>...
>
>>oi! leave my cubes alone
>>
>>
>>cath
>>>
>>
>
>Just where can I buy those, I've been looking all over...
>
>Ali
Tesco's
Alison Hopkins
Paul Richardson
Stormbringer <st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:cpcNShAt...@stormy.demon.co.uk...
> Last episode, Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> squeaked
> >
> >Christian Smith wrote in message <37e7a001....@news.tesco.net>...
> >>Previously...On Melrose Place.... "Alison Hopkins"
> >><fn...@dial.pipex.com> woke the beast by typing thus....
> >>
> >>
> >>Or is that Fruits?
> >>
> >
> >
> >Speak for yerself, sweetie! :)
> >
>
> Not sure about these colons either.....
>
> Weird. They have colons, we have apostrophes....
>
--
Paul R
A dwarf of Carrot's stature
Paul Richardson
Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Once upon a time, around:Tue, 21 Sep 1999 16:53:26 +0100, "Steve Brooks"
> <st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the
keyboard
> and inflicted this upon us:
>
> >
> >news:cpcNShAt...@stormy.demon.co.uk...
> >> Last episode, Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> squeaked
> >> >
> >> >Christian Smith wrote in message
<37e7a001....@news.tesco.net>...
> >> >>Previously...On Melrose Place.... "Alison Hopkins"
> >> >><fn...@dial.pipex.com> woke the beast by typing thus....
> >> >>
> >> >>>And where vegetabl;es rule.... !
> >> >>
> >> >>In more ways then one.
> >> >>Or is that Fruits?
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >Speak for yerself, sweetie! :)
> >> >
> >>
> >> Not sure about these colons either.....
> >>
> >> Weird. They have colons, we have apostrophes....
> >
> >Jaffa cubes go?
> >
>
Paul Richardson
> Last episode, Callum Noble <cal...@thedreammachineDELETEME.freeserve.co.
> uk> squeaked
> >On Mon, 20 Sep 1999 09:20:19 +0100, Stormbringer
> ><st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>Yeah Like *thats* gonna happen. All you done is gone and got him
excited
> >>>>now!!
> >>>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>Oh sorry, I forgot he enjoys pain... <snerk>
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>Oh my god.
> >>
> >>parallel to our own known universe....
> >
> >
> >not me?
> >
> >I don't think?
> >
> >I'll check
> >
> >.
> >
> >.
> >
> >.
> >
> >.
> >
> >.
> >
> >I don't think I'm daft?
> >
> >Do I?
> >
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> >
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> WE'RE normal. :)
>
Steve Brooks
Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk...
> Once upon a time, around:Tue, 21 Sep 1999 16:53:26 +0100, "Steve Brooks"
> <st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the
keyboard
> and inflicted this upon us:
<snip>
> >
> >We all have colons - where do you think all those
> >Jaffa cubes go?
> >
> oi! leave my cubes alone
<sigh>
You used to be more fun..
SB
Stormbringer
><st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> woke the Kimberly Shaw in us
>all by typing thus....
>
>
>:-)
>
<watches to see what happens>
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
There is no right and wrong..
...just fun and boring.
Stormbringer
>
>
>No hair, of course, but that would be *too* much to ask for :-)
>
F*CK ME!!!
It's me Grandad!
Stormbringer
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>Just where can I buy those, I've been looking all over...
>>
>>Ali
>
...and Safeways...
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"Quick Everybody! Turn into bats!!!"
Stormbringer
squeaked
Newbies are tasty, and keep my skin looking summer fresh....
(p.s. Put the mouse back in the house.....)
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"Eat Dirt, Entomological Thingamabob!"
Stormbringer
>
>>
>>WE'RE normal. :)
>>
>
>
>
What? After spending all that money on this parrot?
:P
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
Christian Smith
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> woke the Kimberly Shaw in us
all by typing thus....
>>6'2" tall, 205lbs weight, <10% body fat, working out daily.
>>
>>No hair, of course, but that would be *too* much to ask for :-)
>>
>
>F*CK ME!!!
>
>It's me Grandad!
Bwahahahhahhahahahaha!
Best laugh I had all day!!
<big G>
Dianne Heins
>
> Hi Di,
>
> Is it ok if I call you Di or Dianne?
> What do you prefer?
Dianne, I'm not about to kick the bucket any time soon.
> Do you think Starwars is rubbish?
Which one?
X
Alison Hopkins
Stormbringer wrote in message ...
>>On Tue, 21 Sep 1999 23:03:26 +0100, "Alison Hopkins"
>><fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Cathy Buckland wrote in message <37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk>...
>>>
>>>>oi! leave my cubes alone
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>cath
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>Just where can I buy those, I've been looking all over...
>>>
>>>Ali
>>
>>Tesco's
>
>...and Safeways...
>
Thanks chaps... there's a Tesco near, but they just shut my Safeway,
grumble, grumble. I shall go hunt...
Ali
Steve Brooks
Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote in message
news:7sb6db$ien$1...@lure.pipex.net...
>
<snip>
>
>
> Thanks chaps... there's a Tesco near, but they just shut my Safeway,
> grumble, grumble. I shall go hunt...
They've closed a Safeway???
What was wrong? Was it not filling enough green belt?
SB
Steve Brooks
Paul Richardson <pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net> wrote in message
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>
> Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk...
> > >
> > oi! leave my cubes alone
> >
Hmm, I rejected that answer on taste grounds - I must
be getting old!
SB
Cathy Buckland
<st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the keyboard
and inflicted this upon us:
>
>Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk...
>> Once upon a time, around:Tue, 21 Sep 1999 16:53:26 +0100, "Steve Brooks"
>> <st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the
>keyboard
>> and inflicted this upon us:
>
><snip>
>
>> >
>> >We all have colons - where do you think all those
>> >Jaffa cubes go?
>> >
>> oi! leave my cubes alone
>
><sigh>
>
>You used to be more fun..
>
I'm still fun.........
I've just got a little older.....
/me runs around throwing stuff everywhere and handing out chocolate..
see, I am fun.....
Cath
who will be even more fun once the chocolate dep is over
>SB
>
>
>
Cathy Buckland
<st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the keyboard
and inflicted this upon us:
>
>Paul Richardson <pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net> wrote in message
>news:7s931q$msr$4...@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
>>
>> Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
>> news:37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk...
><snip>
>> > >
>> > oi! leave my cubes alone
>> >
>> Would love to play romantically with your cubes :-)
>
>Hmm, I rejected that answer on taste grounds - I must
>be getting old!
>
se, and you said I'd stopped being fun...:)
Cath
X
Don't worry the local indian store is still open.
Paul Harper
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>F*CK ME!!!
>
>It's me Grandad!
Don't encourage him... That ****smith* guy will be *straight* in
there....
Paul Harper
Smith) wrote:
>Bwahahahhahhahahahaha!
Told you!!
<g>
Paul Harper
>Don't worry the local indian store is still open.
Always useful to know when, at 11 o'clock at night, you need an
Indian.....
Paul Harper
Goatly) wrote:
>bruce (doing his bit to spread the umtsb5 virus...)
And doing such a wonderful job of it too... :-)
Christian Smith
woke the Kimberly Shaw in us all by typing thus....
>Don't encourage him... That ****smith* guy will be *straight* in
>there....
What are you trying to say "Harper" ?
Christian
"Walk? The state I'm in I can barely dribble."
Benny Summerfield
ICQ 45494039
Christian Smith
woke the Kimberly Shaw in us all by typing thus....
>
>Always useful to know when, at 11 o'clock at night, you need an
>Indian.....
Manny. You're needed!!
First time for a long time at 11pm!
Tony Naggs
>It seems like only yesterday that Stormbringer <st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.
>co.uk> wrote:
>
>> Last episode, Paul Richardson <pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net>
>> squeaked
>
>
Where was this rascally rodent?
>bruce (doing his bit to spread the umtsb5 virus...)
Tony (former anti-virus expert)
--
"Happy happy happy. Joy joy joy." - Stimpy
Arby
>science fiction television series Babylon 5 (Dining on Babylon 5 [human
>edition], by Emerson Briggs-Walace and Steve Smith, ISBN 0-7522-1143-9)
>
>But being danish, I am having some trouble translating some of the
>ingrediens.
>Could someone help me out.
>
>Specifically I'm having trouble with:
>
>Bay leaf
>MangeTout
>Cumin
>Chorizo Saussage
>Corn Kernels
>Leeks
>
>If you know the danish translation, supergreat. Otherwise try to describe
>the ingredient.
>thank you.
>
>
>regs.
>Klaus Reble
>www.reble.dk
>in...@reble.dk
>If you have ICQ you can message me. My ICQ#:1806690
>
>
Stormbringer
squeaked
>
>Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote in message
>news:7sb6db$ien$1...@lure.pipex.net...
>>
><snip>
>>
>>
>> Thanks chaps... there's a Tesco near, but they just shut my Safeway,
>> grumble, grumble. I shall go hunt...
>
>They've closed a Safeway???
>
>What was wrong? Was it not filling enough green belt?
>
Dunno... Maybe there weren't enough INSECTS IN THE BREAD....
CAN YOU HEAR ME, MR. QUALITY CONTROLLER???? YOUR POLICIES SUCK!!!!!
Stormbringer
Stormbringer
>It seems like only yesterday that Tony Naggs <a...@ubik.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> Bruce Goatly <br...@nospam.demon.co.uk> enlightened us thusly:
>> >It seems like only yesterday that Stormbringer <st...@stormy.naughtylittledem
>on.
>> >co.uk> wrote:
>> >
>> >> Last episode, Paul Richardson <pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net>
>> >> squeaked
>> >
>> >> (p.s. Put the mouse back in the house.....)
>> >
>> >Cripes, I just saw one of those furry critters...
>
>> Where was this rascally rodent?
>
>
What....
There on the stair?
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"It's that kind of talk that makes me want to ask you to marry me....
..but instead, I'm leaving town forever!
Steve Brooks
> Last episode, Steve Brooks <st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk>
> squeaked
> >
> >Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> wrote in message
> >news:7sb6db$ien$1...@lure.pipex.net...
> >>
> ><snip>
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks chaps... there's a Tesco near, but they just shut my Safeway,
> >> grumble, grumble. I shall go hunt...
> >
> >They've closed a Safeway???
> >
> >What was wrong? Was it not filling enough green belt?
> >
>
> Dunno... Maybe there weren't enough INSECTS IN THE BREAD....
>
> CAN YOU HEAR ME, MR. QUALITY CONTROLLER???? YOUR POLICIES SUCK!!!!!
Mmm, I thought I was going to score big when I bit
into something hard in my last Rolo. But when I cleaned it
up it turned out to be one of my own crowns, pulled out by
the toffee. You should be able to insure against this kind
of thing!
SB
X
wrote:
>On Wed, 22 Sep 1999 09:38:30 GMT, x...@nowhere.com (X) wrote:
>
>>Don't worry the local indian store is still open.
>
>Always useful to know when, at 11 o'clock at night, you need an
>Indian.....
Especially after a good skin full.
Cathy Buckland
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> hit random buttons on the keyboard and
inflicted this upon us:
>Last episode, Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> squeaked
>>Once upon a time, around:Wed, 22 Sep 1999 19:54:46 +0100, "Steve Brooks"
>><st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the keyboard
>>and inflicted this upon us:
>>
>>>
>>>Paul Richardson <pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net> wrote in message
>>>news:7s931q$msr$4...@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
>>>>
>>>> Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>> news:37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk...
>>><snip>
>>>> > >
>>>> > oi! leave my cubes alone
>>>> >
>>>> Would love to play romantically with your cubes :-)
>>>
>>>Hmm, I rejected that answer on taste grounds - I must
>>>be getting old!
>>>
>>se, and you said I'd stopped being fun...:)
>>
>
>Hey! Warts can be fun, too!
>
Um..... just what are you trying to say?
Cath
David Burnett
>>It seems like only yesterday that Tony Naggs <a...@ubik.demon.co.uk>
>>wrote:
>>
>><points> In that general direction.
>>
>
>What....
>
>There on the stair?
>
Where on the stairs ?
-- Posted By NewsBe 1.6 Alpha http//www.vargol.freeserve.co.uk/newsbe/ *
Come on, get a move on.
Stormbringer
>Once upon a time, around:Thu, 23 Sep 1999 09:20:01 +0100, Stormbringer
><st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> hit random buttons on the keyboard and
>inflicted this upon us:
>
>>Last episode, Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> squeaked
>>>Once upon a time, around:Wed, 22 Sep 1999 19:54:46 +0100, "Steve Brooks"
>>><st...@REMOVETHIS6vaudrey.freeserve.co.uk> hit random buttons on the keyboard
>>>and inflicted this upon us:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Paul Richardson <pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net> wrote in message
>>>>news:7s931q$msr$4...@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
>>>>>
>>>>> Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>>> news:37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk...
>>>><snip>
>>>>> > >
>>>>> > oi! leave my cubes alone
>>>>> >
>>>>> Would love to play romantically with your cubes :-)
>>>>
>>>>Hmm, I rejected that answer on taste grounds - I must
>>>>be getting old!
>>>>
>>>se, and you said I'd stopped being fun...:)
>>>
>>
>>Hey! Warts can be fun, too!
>>
>Um..... just what are you trying to say?
>
It doesn't matter how many warts you have, beauty is only, after all,
skin deep.
:)
>>-8> @_. StormSig v2.0
** Storm **
"Honesty is the key to a relationship.
If you can fake that, you're in..."
Alison Hopkins
X wrote in message <37e86fd2...@news.freenetname.co.uk>...
Qui Gon Jinn is sex on a stick.
And bedamned to imho.... :)
Ali
Alison Hopkins
Christian Smith wrote in message <37ec4c55....@news.tesco.net>...
>Previously...On Melrose Place.... pa...@harper.netNOSPAM (Paul Harper)
>woke the Kimberly Shaw in us all by typing thus....
>
>>there....
>
>
>What are you trying to say "Harper" ?
>
That the rumours are tru, boys? :) :)
Ali
Alison Hopkins
David Burnett wrote in message <9381...@vargol.demon.co.uk>...
>Stormbringer <st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote...
>>Last episode, Bruce Goatly <br...@nospam.demon.co.uk> squeaked
>>>It seems like only yesterday that Tony Naggs <a...@ubik.demon.co.uk>
>>>wrote:
>>>> Where was this rascally rodent?
>>>
>>><points> In that general direction.
>>>
>>
>>What....
>>
>>There on the stair?
>>
>
>Where on the stairs ?
>
>
IT's A WEASEL!
Ali
Tony Naggs
It can't be a weasel, they go "POP!" and I distinctly heard it making a
clip clippety clop sound.
--
"Still . . . no worries, eh?", said Rincewind, somewhere on the Discworld.
Harlequin
>Last episode, Callum Noble squeaked
>>On Mon, 20 Sep 1999 09:20:19 +0100, Stormbringer wrote:
...
>>>Oh my god.
>>>We've accidentally stumbled into a newsgroup that's some kind of daft
>>>parallel to our own known universe....
>>
>>daft?
>>not me?
>>I don't think?
>>I'll check
>>I don't think I'm daft?
>>Do I?
>
>Oh no, don't worry.
>WE'RE normal. :)
Normal? Me? Certainly not!
I knew a normal person once. The most boring person I ever met...
H.
--
Whose cruel idea was it to put an "S" in the word "Lisp"?
[Unknown]
Callum Noble
<st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>Last episode, Alison Hopkins <fn...@dial.pipex.com> squeaked
>>
>>Stormbringer wrote in message ...
>>
>>>Oh no, don't worry.
>>>
>>>WE'RE normal. :)
>>>
>>
>>
>>Hey, speak for yourself... <g>
>>
>
>What? After spending all that money on this parrot?
It's a dead parrot.
* I am troubled
--
Callum Noble: cal...@thedreammachine.freeserve.co.uk
The Dream Machine: http://www.thedreammachine.freeserve.co.uk/
Callum Noble
Goatly) wrote:
>It seems like only yesterday that Stormbringer <st...@stormy.naughtylittledemon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> Last episode, Paul Richardson <pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net>
>> squeaked
>
>> (p.s. Put the mouse back in the house.....)
>
>Cripes, I just saw one of those furry critters...
>
>bruce (doing his bit to spread the umtsb5 virus...)
it's hamsers
Callum (spreading the altb5uk virus)
and the CoV
* Life is a sexually transmitted disease
Charlie Pearce
<pa...@paulszoo.CHEAPSKATE.screaming.net> wrote:
>
>Cathy Buckland <c.buc...@eidosnet.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:37e7cf64...@news.eidosnet.co.uk...
>
>> oi! leave my cubes alone
>>
>Would love to play romantically with your cubes :-)
Now I seem to remember getting in a bit of bother for coveting Cath's
globes... Can we do both at the same time??
Charlie
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