Hello Bob,

>LL>For whatever reason, the messages I tried to upload never made it
>LL>to daylight.  Probably due to a flaw in SLMR.  Happens every few
>LL>hundred packets.  Don't know why.  Or it could be due to my evil
>LL>twin...

BK>I told you before... you *ARE* the evil twin.

If I am my evil twin, how would I know?

>LL>BTW, never mix baby food in ground beef to make hamburger patties.
>LL>Really stinks up a kitchen.  Trust me.  I know.  Just a friendly
>LL>word of advice.  Ignore at your own peril.

>RN>We make them the old fashioned way -- 80-20 ground beef.  I like mine wi
>RN>chopped onions.  Must be from my Crystal days.

BK>I tried the 90-10. Didn't much care for it.

There are a zillion different ways to make hamburger patties.
But I find the best way is to use 100% beef patties, rather than
a mix.  When using onions, I find it best to either top (cooked)
patties with raw onions, or top with sauteed onions.  But not
mixed in with beef.

>LL>La meilleure m‚thode est d'imbiber les oignons d‚shydrat‚s
>LL>en jus de choucroute pendant quinze minutes, pour placer
>LL>alors sure le gril, ajoutant les pƒt‚s d'hamburger, et le
>LL>cuisinier jusqu'… fait.

>RN>... 100% humidity doesn't necessarily mean it's raining.

>LL>Sa c'‚tait pas hier, non.  :)

BK>Being in Louisiana does mean it's raining, doesn't it?

Especially when visited by evil women such as Katrina and Rita.
Which reminds me.  Hurricane season has begun.  And the conditions
this year are exactly the same as in 2005.  Furthermore, Native
Americans say that one more U.S. city will be destroyed by a super
storm before the end of the world.  Not only that, but the tribal
chiefs are calling their people home, saying that Katrina was the
great sign, as their prophecies had foretold.

--Lee


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