Re: [CH] Off Topic, continued.

Joan McCutcheon (joan@mccutcheon.com)
Wed, 18 Dec 2002 00:02:40 -0800 (PST) 

Well, well, well!  World War III has started!  

Do you think that eating Chiles is a contributory
factor in the "hot-headedness" of some people on the
list? :-)

Let's keep on-topic.

Guys, all have a Merry Christmas out there when it
comes.

Joannie (Dhilehead III)

> 
> 1.)  I didn't call the Beemer owners snobs. That is
> what Lexus owners 
> are! Duh.
> 
> 2.)  Indiana rules the world. We're so damn powerful,
> we sent Bobby 
> Knight packin'.  (Put down the flamethrowers, Knight
> fans. I am an IU 
> alum. I am an IU fan. )
> 
> 3.)  Amiga computers were reverse-engineered alien
> technology from 
> Roswell. That is why the government put them out of
> business. They were 
> ahead of their time.
> 
> 4.) Risa, after reading your recipes for the past few
> years, and 
> enjoying all that I've tried, I must say that we've
> come to a fork in 
> the road regarding the chicken wings.  How can you cut
> off the wing 
> tips and discard them??? That is like tossing out the
> tongue and 
> keeping the peacock! (Bet y'all didn't think someone
in
> Indiana had 
> that kind of comparison up his sleeve) I love those
> crunchy (when 
> cooked to perfection) little wing tips!!  Be that as
it
> may, I am eager 
> to try this recipe.
> 
> 5.) Heatless habaneros.  That will benefit society as
> much as seedless 
> corn.
> 
> 6.)  Digest #624 was one of the most entertaining
reads
> that I've seen 
> in a while.
> 
> 7.) When in Indianapolis, visit a little Vietnamese
> restaurant/grocery 
> on Lafayette Road called Saigon.  They have jalapenos
> that they serve 
> with their Pho that the plants must have their roots
in
> hell.  I was 
> using Sriracha sauce to cool my tongue. Highly
> recommended!! (not 
> affiliated, just in love with a place that has real
> food!)
> 
> 8.) (in all seriousness)Jim Campbell, again I say
> "THANK YOU" for the 
> Open Fields experience.  Today, on some boring corn, I
> used a few mg of 
> the fallout dust I made from your chiles this year.
> Happy happy, joy 
> joy!!

Joan McCutcheon