Breakfast was...

"Dee Dee" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:fccrl5$5jp$1
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OK, got it.
Call me what you will,

Henceforth you shall be known as............... DeeDee :-)

Not to be confused with Didi mau :-)

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"Dee Dee" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:fccrl5$5jp$1
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OK, got it.
Call me what you will,

Henceforth you shall be known as............... DeeDee :-)

Not to be confused with Didi mau :-)

Sending me to 'google' again.
Geez, man, I won't say what I found, but one 'person' in the San Francisco
area named Didi Mau was "UNCENSORED."
You are right, I couldn't possibly be consfused with 'that.' I won't even
link it, it's too pathetic. I hope you don't know about things like this,
and cook, too.

http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/OLD-WORDS/1999-04/0925311763
When my husband came back from VietNam he brought with him a few favorite

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sayings, one of which sounded like "didimou", or 'get the ----out of

there".

Andy q said:

Breakfast was...

A buffalo burger cooked with liberal shakes of Adobo powder, Cholula powder,
garlic powder and Stubb's Rub on a potato hamburger bun with Monterey Jack
cheese and a tall glass of OJ and a multi-vitamin.

Awesomely delicious!

What is Cholula powder?

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Andy

--Bryan

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"Dee Dee" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:fccrl5$5jp$1
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OK, got it.
Call me what you will,

Henceforth you shall be known as............... DeeDee :-)

Not to be confused with Didi mau :-)

Sending me to 'google' again.
Geez, man, I won't say what I found, but one 'person' in the San
Francisco area named Didi Mau was "UNCENSORED."

OMG!!! You made me go and look!!!!

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You are right, I couldn't possibly be consfused with 'that.' I won't
even link it, it's too pathetic. I hope you don't know about things
like this, and cook, too.

Definitely not!!

Cook, yes........ the other, no!!

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http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/OLD-WORDS/1999-04/0925311763
When my husband came back from VietNam he brought with him a few
favorite

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sayings, one of which sounded like "didimou", or 'get the ----out of

there".

That's the didi mau I was talking about!!

It actually means 'leave quickly' :-)

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Omelet <[email hidden]> wrote in news:omp_omelet-
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In article <[email hidden]>,

rosie said:

On Sep 13, 10:22?am, "Nancy Young" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> For a radical change, I had a traditional type breakfast.
>
> Eggs, toast, orange juice and BACON, glorious bacon.
>
> nancy

Bacon , crisp, and hot has to be one of the very best things in life!

Rosie

I had a very busy morning so bought a breakfast taco at a place near
work. Generous portion of shredded Barbacoa

Pork or beef?

Barbacoa here is always beef.
Shredded, slow cooked cow face.
(Beef cheek meat):

Barbacoa fresh package
http://i10.tinypic.com/6f0baxv.jpg

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Or chicken, seeing it was breakfast!!

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and cheddar cheese wrapped
in a fresh made (while I watched!) flour tortilla.

One was quite enough!

I think that was what I used to drive 20mins for when I was living in
Perris Valley.

They used to have two huge pots filled with shredded meat and sauce. And
another smaller one with salsa.

Yep!
Shredded cow face.
Yum!

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I used to think they were burritos, and I've never had a decent one like
it since I left the US :-(

Depends on what part of the US.
For the most part, flour tortilla = Burrito.
Corn tortilla = Taco.

But not in the south near Mexico.

Breakfast tacos are made using flour tortillas here.
Typical ones include any one of the following:

Eggs
Refried beans
Sausage
Bacon
Cheese
Barbacoa
Carne Guisada
Potatoes

Or whatever else you want to add to them, but the above list is what is
normally offered at most Mexican Taquerias.

The tortillas MUST be fresh made on the grills for the best ones. ;-d

I have two places I can get the really good ones conveniently. Right
near work (two blocks down), and at right at the end of my street about
1/2 mile down. At both places, I get to watch them making the fresh
flour tortillas from dough.

Typical prices are $1.40 to $1.60 each but one is quite enough!

By the way, your box is in the mail as of yesterday morning. Should be
there in under 2 weeks. I was not given the Sea Mail option by my post
office, nor Air Mail. Due to the total weight, I had to use
International Express. <shrugs> Oh well! :-)
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Peace, Om

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On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 00:51:22 +0000 (UTC), PeterLucas <[email hidden]>

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"Dee Dee" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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POM or Pom may stand for:

Nope, none of those.

It's short for 'Pommy [censored]' :-)

i thought you left out a word.

your pal,
blake

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I had a very busy morning so bought a breakfast taco at a place
near work. Generous portion of shredded Barbacoa

Pork or beef?

Barbacoa here is always beef.
Shredded, slow cooked cow face.
(Beef cheek meat):

Barbacoa fresh package
http://i10.tinypic.com/6f0baxv.jpg

I take it that was an old photo?

Check the use by date!!

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By the way, your box is in the mail as of yesterday morning.

WoooooHooooo!!! :-)

Looking forward to the genuine Texan steaks that are included ;-)

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Should
be there in under 2 weeks. I was not given the Sea Mail option by my
post office, nor Air Mail.

Is that normal practice?

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Due to the total weight, I had to use
International Express. <shrugs> Oh well! :-)

I'll keep my eyes peeled :-)

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Omelet <[email hidden]> wrote in
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>
> I had a very busy morning so bought a breakfast taco at a place
> near work. Generous portion of shredded Barbacoa

Pork or beef?

Barbacoa here is always beef.
Shredded, slow cooked cow face.
(Beef cheek meat):

Barbacoa fresh package
http://i10.tinypic.com/6f0baxv.jpg

I take it that was an old photo?

Check the use by date!!

<lol> Yes, it was part of a photo series using it to make tacos:

http://tinypic.com/4cketd4.jpg

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By the way, your box is in the mail as of yesterday morning.

WoooooHooooo!!! :-)

Looking forward to the genuine Texan steaks that are included ;-)

Hee! I wish I could...

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Should
be there in under 2 weeks. I was not given the Sea Mail option by my
post office, nor Air Mail.

Is that normal practice?

I'd have used air mail but the package went over their max weight for
that. There never has been a sea mail option.

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Due to the total weight, I had to use
International Express. <shrugs> Oh well! :-)

I'll keep my eyes peeled :-)

Any delays would be Australia customs.
Hopefully they won't tie it up.

:-)
--
Peace, Om

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Should
be there in under 2 weeks. I was not given the Sea Mail option by

my

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post office, nor Air Mail.

Is that normal practice?

I'd have used air mail but the package went over their max weight for
that. There never has been a sea mail option.

Maybe because I live on the coast that I get that option?

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Due to the total weight, I had to use
International Express. <shrugs> Oh well! :-)

I'll keep my eyes peeled :-)

Any delays would be Australia customs.
Hopefully they won't tie it up.

:-)

Oh, *[censored]*!!! It's going to have my name on it.....

WOOOOOT, WOOOOOOOT.... Red Flag, Red Flag!!!!

:-)

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I'll keep my eyes peeled :-)

Any delays would be Australia customs.
Hopefully they won't tie it up.

:-)

Oh, *[censored]*!!! It's going to have my name on it.....

WOOOOOT, WOOOOOOOT.... Red Flag, Red Flag!!!!

Agh!!!
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Peace, Om

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