At what point may we be sure the equine has assumed room temperature and the
tenderizing process has ceased?

"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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John Smith wrote:
If you need a tutorial on how to use uuencode, I can furnish
you with one--

Somehow, I don't think the authors of the usenet guidelines
had a uuencoded file in mind when they said "text only". :-)
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In article ,
Cecil Moore writes:
Reg Edwards wrote:
By the way, I'm on "Vin de Table de France" this evening.

Shame on you, Reg, after what Jacques Chirac said about
English food.

Was that before or after an English resturant won both
the 2004 best resturant in Europe and best resturant in
the World titles? ;-)

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Andrew Gabriel

"Cecil Moore" wrote
Reg Edwards wrote:
By the way, I'm on "Vin de Table de France" this evening.

Shame on you, Reg, after what Jacques Chirac said about
English food.
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Cec, I am not aware of what Jacques might have said about English cod
and chips. Everybody to his own tastes.

But I do object to the USA tendency to confuse politics with diet, to
mix up CIA invented non-existent weapons of mass destruction, and oil
wells and pipelines with frogs legs and snails.

French politicians have weighed up the present international situation
very accurately and honestly. And acted, not always in accordance with
their own interests, but everybody's.

After all, in 1793, they were the first of the true revolutionaries.
Vive La France! And, of course, their wine.
----
Reg.

Reg Edwards wrote:
Cec, I am not aware of what Jacques might have said about English cod
and chips. Everybody to his own tastes.

Well Reg, Jacques said he couldn't believe that London got the
olympic games contract because, compared to French food, English
food is not even fit to eat, or something to that effect.
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John Smith wrote:
Most joking aside, you seen uuencode/uudecode in heavy use up
until 1995 when the sudden flood of cheap computers ...

That "sudden flood of cheap computers" had WinZip available
which transparently handles uuencode/uudecode.
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In message , Cecil Moore
writes
Well Reg, Jacques said he couldn't believe that London got the
olympic games contract because, compared to French food, English
food is not even fit to eat, or something to that effect.

I think you will find Cecil that Chirac's comments were made before the
result was announced and probably did little to help his cause.

Trev G3ZYY
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UKSMG #217
www.uksmg.org

"Trevor Day" wrote in message
...
In message , Cecil Moore
writes
Well Reg, Jacques said he couldn't believe that London got the
olympic games contract because, compared to French food, English
food is not even fit to eat, or something to that effect.

I think you will find Cecil that Chirac's comments were made before the
result was announced and probably did little to help his cause.


You are assuming the French actually wanted to host the games. I suspect
they have spotted it wasn't going to make money and wanted out.

I suspect our hosting the games is going to cost the UK big time.

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www.g8osn.org.uk
www.amateurradiotraining.org.uk
FP#898

I will post this at both the bottom and top, trying to please everybody at
once. In the Great Scheme, is this subject really worth these multiple
posts? Those who rage on about this subject consistently need to find
something more useful to fill their time. Maybe volunteer work?

"NunYa Bidness" wrote
How was it any easier to post that one line tripe at the top than
where it belongs? How easy, oh yeah... a couple of clicks. You are
one lazy *******.

I will post this at both the bottom and top, trying to please everybody at
once. In the Great Scheme, is this subject really worth these multiple
posts? Those who rage on about this subject consistently need to find
something more useful to fill their time. Maybe volunteer work?

On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 12:26:11 -0500, Cecil Moore wrote:

Reg Edwards wrote:

By the way, I'm on "Vin de Table de France" this evening.

I'm sure even you Reg can afford something a bit more up-market!

Shame on you, Reg, after what Jacques Chirac said about
English food.

What Chirac said about English food was spot on.

(I'm glad he commented on ENGLISH food and made no comment on
the cuisine of the other British nations!)

73 de Jock.
--

The English are not very spiritual people, so they
invented cricket to give them some idea of eternity.
- George Bernard Shaw

On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 21:13:35 GMT, "Brian Reay" wrote:

"Trevor Day" wrote in message
...
In message , Cecil Moore
writes
Well Reg, Jacques said he couldn't believe that London got the
olympic games contract because, compared to French food, English
food is not even fit to eat, or something to that effect.

I think you will find Cecil that Chirac's comments were made before the
result was announced and probably did little to help his cause.


You are assuming the French actually wanted to host the games. I suspect
they have spotted it wasn't going to make money and wanted out.

I suspect our hosting the games is going to cost the UK big time.

And how! It's also a long way to 2012.

73 de Jock.
--

The English are not very spiritual people, so they
invented cricket to give them some idea of eternity.
- George Bernard Shaw