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VE3WBZ > FOOD 11.08.12 02:45l 27 Lines 892 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Warren's chips and Ian's crisp
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DT: Friday, August 10th.,2012 @ 2118hrs EST <JPST>
Hi Ian and Warren and the "Fish n Chip" menu, which is not those
< your version > French Fries, like shoestring as from Big Mac
and his heart attack. Haven't been to Booger Flinger for
theirs either so ...mmmm...I happen to like Sweet potatoe chips
but then my version of "Fish n Chips" in UK and Scotland has
been a really good piece of fish, battered and deep fried
and the chips well they were large in size, something like
what they call in CANADA, a Beefeater fries.
Yep ... I can remember dad bring them home wrapped in a newspaper
like paper....mmm mmm good.
Crisps in a bag...well we have a UK shoppe and they sell UK crisps
so fond memorys of some products we got in Scotland.
aaaah ...time for tea with Maria.....ta ta for now lads.
Pete
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