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Subj: Re: G0TEZ's chips, fries & cardboard
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From: KB2VXA@WT3V.#CNJ.NJ.USA.NOAM
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Hi Ian and all,
Yes, the body of a Pringle's can is made of cardboard. "It's amazing what
you learn on packet." Yes, isn't it? (;->)
Oh my, another "Limey" all confused by Mickey D's! Your chips are chips
and always be as served with your famous fish and chips, delightful!
Potato chips are sliced much thinner but the same thing. "French" fries
are something a Frenchman never heard of, they're American in origin.
Those are the little square logs we eat with so many things besides
hamburgers and it takes a special sort of potato to make decent ones,
Ronald McDingbat and the folks at Booger Fling (Burger King) have hit
upon the very best I have ever eaten even if I don't like their
greaseburgers.
FYI, it's not Bush out to take over the world, it's Ray Krok the founder
of the Golden Arches chain. Ever wonder why there are so many fat
Japanese these days? Take a walk down the Ginza in Tokyo and you'll find
them pigging out at the American fa(s)t food joints. When it comes to
Japanese "delacacies" I'd rather eat Fugu which is far less of a risk
than a McDingle's slab of low grade beef ground together with fat and
bone meal.
Hmmm, now how was THAT for a technical comment? Well, it tastes better
than munching on some old antenna, I'm not one of those metal munching
mice from Mars in an old Rocky & Bullwinkle cartoon. (;->)
73 de Warren, KB2VXA@WT3V.#CNJ.NJ.USA.NOAM
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