Re: Analysis of Swanson(tm) Brand Frozen Dinners

Why are you so obsessed with responding to my posts if they bother you
so much?

Paul

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Why are you so obsessed with responding to my posts if they bother you
so much?

I wuv you Paul.

Seriously, I told you before to keep your kooky [censored] in the newsgroups
that are used to you. I won't say anything about you there. When you
come peddling your [censored] in groups like comp.lang.c or rec.food.cooking,
I'm going to call you out. Get used to it or better yet, quit being a
troll.

Brian

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If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who
won't shut up.
-- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com)

How is a discussion on Swanson frozen dinners not on topic for
rec.food.cooking? Is there a more appropriate Usenet discussion group
for frozen meals?

Paul

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How is a discussion on Swanson frozen dinners not on topic for
rec.food.cooking? Is there a more appropriate Usenet discussion group
for frozen meals?

I like how you try to pawn off your ravings as "discussion". However,
my work is done. The people in rfc understand about you now, it's up to
them if they want to "discuss" things with you from this point on.

Brian

--
If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who
won't shut up.
-- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com)

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How is a discussion on Swanson frozen dinners not on topic for
rec.food.cooking?

Nuking a tv dinner isn't exactly cooking.

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"Better Things for Better Living … Through Chemistry." - DuPont, or was it
Timothy Leary?

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How is a discussion on Swanson frozen dinners not on topic for
rec.food.cooking? Is there a more appropriate Usenet discussion group
for frozen meals?

I like how you try to pawn off your ravings as "discussion". However,
my work is done. The people in rfc understand about you now, it's up to
them if they want to "discuss" things with you from this point on.

Brian

My kf is growing by leaps and bounds these days Brian. All of a sudden
they are crawling out of the woodwork. I don't know why. School is still
in session AFAIK.

The weather has sucked all week, hasn't it? And what's with all these
overcast days. Usually we at least get some sun along with the cold.

Michael

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“It requires a certain kind of mind to see beauty in a hamburger bun.”
_Ray Kroc, creator of the McDonald's franchise

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

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How is a discussion on Swanson frozen dinners not on topic for
rec.food.cooking? Is there a more appropriate Usenet discussion

group >> for frozen meals?

Quoted message said:

I like how you try to pawn off your ravings as "discussion".
However, my work is done. The people in rfc understand about you
now, it's up to them if they want to "discuss" things with you from
this point on.

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My kf is growing by leaps and bounds these days Brian. All of a
sudden they are crawling out of the woodwork. I don't know why.
School is still in session AFAIK.

Panks is no college kiddie. He's been around for a long time. For some
reason lately, it seems like he's been trying to expand his looniness
and infringes on my groups. Yeah I'm selfish that way.

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The weather has sucked all week, hasn't it? And what's with all
these overcast days. Usually we at least get some sun along with the
cold.

You've just been spoiled lately.

Brian

--
If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who
won't shut up.
-- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com)

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Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

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> How is a discussion on Swanson frozen dinners not on topic for
> rec.food.cooking? Is there a more appropriate Usenet discussion

group >> for frozen meals?

Quoted message said:

I like how you try to pawn off your ravings as "discussion".
However, my work is done. The people in rfc understand about you
now, it's up to them if they want to "discuss" things with you from
this point on.

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My kf is growing by leaps and bounds these days Brian. All of a
sudden they are crawling out of the woodwork. I don't know why.
School is still in session AFAIK.

Panks is no college kiddie. He's been around for a long time. For some
reason lately, it seems like he's been trying to expand his looniness
and infringes on my groups. Yeah I'm selfish that way.

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The weather has sucked all week, hasn't it? And what's with all
these overcast days. Usually we at least get some sun along with the
cold.

You've just been spoiled lately.

Yep and for you birds in STL spring is just around the corner, here in
Chicago spring don't start until May at the earliest :-|

It has been unseasonably warm since late December, e.g. warmest January in
the 20th century. It's now actually below freezing and everybody is
clucking and complaining, you'd think it was Florida or something the way
they carry on :-)

--
Best
Greg

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

My kf is growing by leaps and bounds these days Brian. All of a sudden
they are crawling out of the woodwork. I don't know why. School is still
in session AFAIK.

I thought I'd try to "clean out" my kf a little this weekend but for cripes
sakes I don't feel like crawling through about 250++ entries...such a slog!

My key word kf is easy, but I have NO idea who the vast majority of
individuals I have kf'ed are...it's the dirty detritus of the five years
I've had this computer :-|

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The weather has sucked all week, hasn't it? And what's with all these
overcast days. Usually we at least get some sun along with the cold.

Don't complain, you'll have daffodils in March at the latest, here in
Chicawgo they often don't appear until May...

I betcha after this warm winter we'll have a cold spring - then the first
week of June will be all 90+ daze (like last year)...<sigh/>

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Best
Greg

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Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

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> [email hidden] wrote:
>
>> How is a discussion on Swanson frozen dinners not on topic for
>> rec.food.cooking? Is there a more appropriate Usenet discussion
group >> for frozen meals?
>
> I like how you try to pawn off your ravings as "discussion".
> However, my work is done. The people in rfc understand about you
> now, it's up to them if they want to "discuss" things with you
> from this point on.

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My kf is growing by leaps and bounds these days Brian. All of a
sudden they are crawling out of the woodwork. I don't know why.
School is still in session AFAIK.

Panks is no college kiddie. He's been around for a long time. For
some reason lately, it seems like he's been trying to expand his
looniness and infringes on my groups. Yeah I'm selfish that way.

Quoted message said:

The weather has sucked all week, hasn't it? And what's with all
these overcast days. Usually we at least get some sun along with
the cold.

You've just been spoiled lately.

Yep and for you birds in STL spring is just around the corner, here in
Chicago spring don't start until May at the earliest :-|

It has been unseasonably warm since late December, e.g. warmest
January in the 20th century. It's now actually below freezing and
everybody is clucking and complaining, you'd think it was Florida or
something the way they carry on :-)

You need to get down here in March. We can hit the old stomping grounds
and you can help me in the garden 😉

Michael <- thinking the mulch man will be her mid to late March

--
“It requires a certain kind of mind to see beauty in a hamburger bun.”
_Ray Kroc, creator of the McDonald's franchise

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

You need to get down here in March. We can hit the old stomping grounds
and you can help me in the garden 😉

That would be fun...I'll see what's on my "dance card"...

I used to like visiting STL in February/March, it actually feels like SPRING
down there at that time as opposed to Chicawgo...Spring here can be really
screwy, one week it can be cold and rainy and then it's real hot (like this
past year), e.g. there is no 'graduality" going on...

I used to like Soulard Mardi Gras but these days I don't like crowds that
much. Apparently STL is trying to tout Soulard MG as an alternative to New
Orleans this year (or some travel writers have said)...

My corner tap has a perfectly acceptable Mardi Gras bash with nice food,
etc. It's free and it's just down the street, you can't beat that :-)

Mardi Gras beads can make nice xmas decorations (hanging on ficus trees,
etc.), I just put some away...

--
Best
Greg

Gregory Morrow said:

Yep and for you birds in STL spring is just around the corner, here in
Chicago spring don't start until May at the earliest :-|

We're going to be getting some more seasonable weather for the next
week or so.

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It has been unseasonably warm since late December, e.g. warmest
January in the 20th century. It's now actually below freezing and
everybody is clucking and complaining, you'd think it was Florida or
something the way they carry on :-)

It is rather funny. That January weather was very unusual. Some warm
days are typical, but not that many. It did mean I got a lot more
January BBQ in than normal, and there's nuttin wrong with that!

Brian
--
If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who
won't shut up.
-- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com)

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It is rather funny. That January weather was very unusual. Some warm
days are typical, but not that many. It did mean I got a lot more
January BBQ in than normal, and there's nuttin wrong with that!

Same here, and I was expecting a bad winter for whatever
reason. Let's hope February and March don't make up for
the open window weather we've had for weeks now.

nancy

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Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

You need to get down here in March. We can hit the old stomping
grounds and you can help me in the garden 😉

That would be fun...I'll see what's on my "dance card"...

I used to like visiting STL in February/March, it actually feels like
SPRING down there at that time as opposed to Chicawgo...Spring here
can be really screwy, one week it can be cold and rainy and then it's
real hot (like this past year), e.g. there is no 'graduality" going
on...

I used to like Soulard Mardi Gras but these days I don't like crowds
that much. Apparently STL is trying to tout Soulard MG as an
alternative to New Orleans this year (or some travel writers have
said)...

Soulard is fun but not during Mardi Gras. I have friends that live in
Soulard and they are miserable during the mess. I stopped attending after
I woke up in the back seat of a Volvo, naked. I have no idea who owned the
car or what I did. That was almost 20 years ago.

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My corner tap has a perfectly acceptable Mardi Gras bash with nice
food, etc. It's free and it's just down the street, you can't beat
that :-)

Sounds perfect. My corner tap used to be Dressels Pub. I don't have one
here in the 'burbs.

Michael

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“It requires a certain kind of mind to see beauty in a hamburger bun.”
_Ray Kroc, creator of the McDonald's franchise

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Gregory Morrow said:

Yep and for you birds in STL spring is just around the corner, here in
Chicago spring don't start until May at the earliest :-|

We're going to be getting some more seasonable weather for the next
week or so.

Supposedly we are according to the Meterologists. I don't believe a word
they utter.

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Quoted message said:

It has been unseasonably warm since late December, e.g. warmest
January in the 20th century. It's now actually below freezing and
everybody is clucking and complaining, you'd think it was Florida or
something the way they carry on :-)

It is rather funny. That January weather was very unusual. Some warm
days are typical, but not that many. It did mean I got a lot more
January BBQ in than normal, and there's nuttin wrong with that!

Not a thing wrong with BBQ!!! If you need some seasoned oak, come on over.
I've got tons of it. It's great in the firplace or wood stove. If I
recall, you live up north. Is that right? I get up there now and again. I
like the pottery warehouse off of 270. Cheapest pots in St. Louis.

Michael

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Brian

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“It requires a certain kind of mind to see beauty in a hamburger bun.”
_Ray Kroc, creator of the McDonald's franchise

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It is rather funny. That January weather was very unusual. Some warm
days are typical, but not that many. It did mean I got a lot more
January BBQ in than normal, and there's nuttin wrong with that!

Same here, and I was expecting a bad winter for whatever
reason. Let's hope February and March don't make up for
the open window weather we've had for weeks now.

nancy

I keep waiting for the blizzard. So far it hasn't happened. I'm *still*
watering under the eaves of the house. Sheesh..

Michael

--
“It requires a certain kind of mind to see beauty in a hamburger bun.”
_Ray Kroc, creator of the McDonald's franchise

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

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Quoted message said:

It is rather funny. That January weather was very unusual. Some warm
days are typical, but not that many. It did mean I got a lot more
January BBQ in than normal, and there's nuttin wrong with that!

Not a thing wrong with BBQ!!! If you need some seasoned oak, come on
over. I've got tons of it.

I'm pretty well stocked with wood at the moment, thanks.

Brian

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If televison's a babysitter, the Internet is a drunk librarian who
won't shut up.
-- Dorothy Gambrell (http://catandgirl.com)