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  1. Internet Traveler said:

    Dear Food Experts
    I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the label back in the
    '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look it up I found it meant
    super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what the [censored] really means?


    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

  2. "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Internet Traveler said:

    Dear Food Experts
    I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the label back in the
    '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look it up I found it
    meant
    super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what the [censored] really
    means?


    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from a
    teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a wooden
    one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take the
    varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

  3. "Tess" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Internet Traveler said:

    Dear Food Experts
    I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the label back in the
    '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look it up I found it
    meant
    super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what the [censored] really
    means?


    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from a
    teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a
    wooden one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take
    the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess


    =============

    Yep. Smelled like rubbing alcohol! <shrug> I've often wondered if that
    was what it was supposed to smell/taste like...

    Cyndi

  4. Tess said:


    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from a
    teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a wooden
    one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take the
    varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    --
    Steve

    Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it.
    Autograph your work with excellence.

  5. Tess said:


    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from a
    teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a wooden
    one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take the
    varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    --
    Steve

    Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it.
    Autograph your work with excellence.

  6. "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:


    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from
    a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a
    wooden one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take
    the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know - dirty,
    rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus ( and I can't
    take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver. Sure hope no one
    has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

  7. "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:


    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from
    a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a
    wooden one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take
    the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know - dirty,
    rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus ( and I can't
    take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver. Sure hope no one
    has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

  8. "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:


    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from
    a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a
    wooden one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take
    the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know - dirty,
    rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus ( and I can't
    take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver. Sure hope no one
    has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

  9. Tess said:

    "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from
    a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a
    wooden one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take
    the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know - dirty,
    rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus ( and I can't
    take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver. Sure hope no one
    has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

    oh, no no, my dear. I'm talking good stuff. No wood achohol, pure
    filtered etc, top notch stuff. If anyone ever offers you any think
    MANY more times than once before taking it. I promise that you won't
    be talking for a while if you drink it straight. This ain't the
    movies. (don't ask how I know that)
    We're talking close to 100% achohol.

    Cut it 7 to 9 to 1 and you're in the ball park. We'd mix one gallon
    with 7 gallons of punch/whatever and then begin the tasting process.

    Still be careful though. Phew.

    --
    Steve

    Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
    bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

  10. Tess said:

    "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from
    a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a
    wooden one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take
    the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know - dirty,
    rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus ( and I can't
    take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver. Sure hope no one
    has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

    oh, no no, my dear. I'm talking good stuff. No wood achohol, pure
    filtered etc, top notch stuff. If anyone ever offers you any think
    MANY more times than once before taking it. I promise that you won't
    be talking for a while if you drink it straight. This ain't the
    movies. (don't ask how I know that)
    We're talking close to 100% achohol.

    Cut it 7 to 9 to 1 and you're in the ball park. We'd mix one gallon
    with 7 gallons of punch/whatever and then begin the tasting process.

    Still be careful though. Phew.

    --
    Steve

    Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
    bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

  11. Tess said:

    "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager - from
    a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon, because a
    wooden one would've never made it.

    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze - take
    the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know - dirty,
    rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus ( and I can't
    take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver. Sure hope no one
    has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

    oh, no no, my dear. I'm talking good stuff. No wood achohol, pure
    filtered etc, top notch stuff. If anyone ever offers you any think
    MANY more times than once before taking it. I promise that you won't
    be talking for a while if you drink it straight. This ain't the
    movies. (don't ask how I know that)
    We're talking close to 100% achohol.

    Cut it 7 to 9 to 1 and you're in the ball park. We'd mix one gallon
    with 7 gallons of punch/whatever and then begin the tasting process.

    Still be careful though. Phew.

    --
    Steve

    Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
    bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

  12. Steve Calvin said:
    Tess said:

    "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Tess wrote:

    > Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager -
    > from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon,
    > because a wooden one would've never made it.
    >
    > Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze -
    > take the varnish clean off a table : )
    >
    > Cheers ( *hic*! )
    >
    > - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know -
    dirty, rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus (
    and I can't take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver.
    Sure hope no one has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

    oh, no no, my dear. I'm talking good stuff. No wood achohol, pure
    filtered etc, top notch stuff. If anyone ever offers you any think MANY
    more times than once before taking it. I promise that you won't be
    talking for a while if you drink it straight. This ain't the movies.
    (don't ask how I know that)
    We're talking close to 100% achohol.

    Cut it 7 to 9 to 1 and you're in the ball park. We'd mix one gallon with
    7 gallons of punch/whatever and then begin the tasting process.

    Still be careful though. Phew.

    Forgot to run spell check on the prior post.... all of you spelling
    cops out there can just file your nightsticks back.... well where ever
    they were, and take a chill pill. ;-)

    --
    Steve

    Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
    bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

  13. Steve Calvin said:
    Tess said:

    "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Tess wrote:

    > Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager -
    > from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon,
    > because a wooden one would've never made it.
    >
    > Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze -
    > take the varnish clean off a table : )
    >
    > Cheers ( *hic*! )
    >
    > - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know -
    dirty, rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus (
    and I can't take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver.
    Sure hope no one has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

    oh, no no, my dear. I'm talking good stuff. No wood achohol, pure
    filtered etc, top notch stuff. If anyone ever offers you any think MANY
    more times than once before taking it. I promise that you won't be
    talking for a while if you drink it straight. This ain't the movies.
    (don't ask how I know that)
    We're talking close to 100% achohol.

    Cut it 7 to 9 to 1 and you're in the ball park. We'd mix one gallon with
    7 gallons of punch/whatever and then begin the tasting process.

    Still be careful though. Phew.

    Forgot to run spell check on the prior post.... all of you spelling
    cops out there can just file your nightsticks back.... well where ever
    they were, and take a chill pill. ;-)

    --
    Steve

    Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
    bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

  14. Steve Calvin said:
    Tess said:

    "Steve Calvin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Tess wrote:

    > Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a teenager -
    > from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately, it was a metal spoon,
    > because a wooden one would've never made it.
    >
    > Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial strength booze -
    > take the varnish clean off a table : )
    >
    > Cheers ( *hic*! )
    >
    > - Tess

    oh yeah. But that stuff can HURT you.

    Quoted message said:

    Steve

    Oh, so I hear - they filter it through old car radiators, y'know -
    dirty, rusty ones. The stuff can make you go blind, give you tetanus (
    and I can't take tetanus shots ), and kill you with a pickled liver.
    Sure hope no one has a recipe for "pickled liver"...

    Take one liver
    marinade for extended period of time in [censored] Moonshine [censored]
    Plan funeral
    Turn yellow
    Expire

    Think I'll go get me some Gatorade ...

    - Tess

    oh, no no, my dear. I'm talking good stuff. No wood achohol, pure
    filtered etc, top notch stuff. If anyone ever offers you any think MANY
    more times than once before taking it. I promise that you won't be
    talking for a while if you drink it straight. This ain't the movies.
    (don't ask how I know that)
    We're talking close to 100% achohol.

    Cut it 7 to 9 to 1 and you're in the ball park. We'd mix one gallon with
    7 gallons of punch/whatever and then begin the tasting process.

    Still be careful though. Phew.

    Forgot to run spell check on the prior post.... all of you spelling
    cops out there can just file your nightsticks back.... well where ever
    they were, and take a chill pill. ;-)

    --
    Steve

    Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
    bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

  15. Tess said:

    "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Internet Traveler said:

    Dear Food Experts
    I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the
    label back in the '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look
    it up I found it meant
    super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what
    the [censored] really means?


    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a
    teenager - from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately,
    it was a metal spoon, because a wooden one would've never
    made it.
    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial
    strength booze - take the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    Excellent stuff. In my college days, we had an all glass still going 24/7
    in the basement of the chemistry building. The StillMaster (that's what
    we called him any way) was from the hills of Kentucky. He said that he
    used his great grampappy's recipe. Wouldn't tell anyone.

    Talk about smoooooooooth. I don't think there are enough "ooooo"s around
    to describe it. But boy, what a kick? Better not be sitting down when
    you take a swig, or you won't be getting up.

    BOB

  16. Tess said:

    "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Internet Traveler said:

    Dear Food Experts
    I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the
    label back in the '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look
    it up I found it meant
    super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what
    the [censored] really means?


    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a
    teenager - from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately,
    it was a metal spoon, because a wooden one would've never
    made it.
    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial
    strength booze - take the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    Excellent stuff. In my college days, we had an all glass still going 24/7
    in the basement of the chemistry building. The StillMaster (that's what
    we called him any way) was from the hills of Kentucky. He said that he
    used his great grampappy's recipe. Wouldn't tell anyone.

    Talk about smoooooooooth. I don't think there are enough "ooooo"s around
    to describe it. But boy, what a kick? Better not be sitting down when
    you take a swig, or you won't be getting up.

    BOB

  17. Tess said:

    "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Internet Traveler said:

    Dear Food Experts
    I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the
    label back in the '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look
    it up I found it meant
    super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what
    the [censored] really means?


    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a
    teenager - from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately,
    it was a metal spoon, because a wooden one would've never
    made it.
    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial
    strength booze - take the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    Excellent stuff. In my college days, we had an all glass still going 24/7
    in the basement of the chemistry building. The StillMaster (that's what
    we called him any way) was from the hills of Kentucky. He said that he
    used his great grampappy's recipe. Wouldn't tell anyone.

    Talk about smoooooooooth. I don't think there are enough "ooooo"s around
    to describe it. But boy, what a kick? Better not be sitting down when
    you take a swig, or you won't be getting up.

    BOB

  18. " BOB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:

    "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun, 6 Feb 2005 14:46:41 -0800, "Internet Traveler"
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    > Dear Food Experts
    > I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the
    > label back in the '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look
    > it up I found it meant
    > super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what
    > the [censored] really means?
    >
    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a
    teenager - from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately,
    it was a metal spoon, because a wooden one would've never
    made it.
    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial
    strength booze - take the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    Excellent stuff. In my college days, we had an all glass still going 24/7
    in the basement of the chemistry building. The StillMaster (that's what
    we called him any way) was from the hills of Kentucky. He said that he
    used his great grampappy's recipe. Wouldn't tell anyone.

    Talk about smoooooooooth. I don't think there are enough "ooooo"s around
    to describe it. But boy, what a kick? Better not be sitting down when
    you take a swig, or you won't be getting up.

    BOB

    Ooo, hoo hoooo ....... BOB! I haven't had any since college, and that was
    .... well, never mind when that was : ) Also had some PGA ( Pure Grain
    Alcohol ) once - ONCE. And you're right, I *didn't* get up. Crawled right
    over to the bathroom, and the rest .... well, I thankfully pretty well
    didn't remember the rest. I *do* remember that it was *BAD*.

    AaCK!

    - Tess, who's sipping away on a hurricane whilst the beans and rice cook

    "Hey, Missus! Throw something!"

  19. " BOB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:

    "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun, 6 Feb 2005 14:46:41 -0800, "Internet Traveler"
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    > Dear Food Experts
    > I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the
    > label back in the '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look
    > it up I found it meant
    > super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what
    > the [censored] really means?
    >
    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a
    teenager - from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately,
    it was a metal spoon, because a wooden one would've never
    made it.
    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial
    strength booze - take the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    Excellent stuff. In my college days, we had an all glass still going 24/7
    in the basement of the chemistry building. The StillMaster (that's what
    we called him any way) was from the hills of Kentucky. He said that he
    used his great grampappy's recipe. Wouldn't tell anyone.

    Talk about smoooooooooth. I don't think there are enough "ooooo"s around
    to describe it. But boy, what a kick? Better not be sitting down when
    you take a swig, or you won't be getting up.

    BOB

    Ooo, hoo hoooo ....... BOB! I haven't had any since college, and that was
    .... well, never mind when that was : ) Also had some PGA ( Pure Grain
    Alcohol ) once - ONCE. And you're right, I *didn't* get up. Crawled right
    over to the bathroom, and the rest .... well, I thankfully pretty well
    didn't remember the rest. I *do* remember that it was *BAD*.

    AaCK!

    - Tess, who's sipping away on a hurricane whilst the beans and rice cook

    "Hey, Missus! Throw something!"

  20. " BOB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Tess said:

    "sf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun, 6 Feb 2005 14:46:41 -0800, "Internet Traveler"
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    > Dear Food Experts
    > I remember flour having the designation of [censored] on the
    > label back in the '60's (think it was Pillsbury). When I went to look
    > it up I found it meant
    > super fine confection - sugar. Does anyone know what
    > the [censored] really means?
    >
    I see [censored] in cartoons all the time... it's hooch (and not
    the good stuff)!

    sf

    Has anyone ever *had* moonshine? I did once when I was a
    teenager - from a teaspoon in a mason jar. Fortunately,
    it was a metal spoon, because a wooden one would've never
    made it.
    Oooo, mama, that stuff is Heavy-Duty. ( Industrial
    strength booze - take the varnish clean off a table : )

    Cheers ( *hic*! )

    - Tess

    Excellent stuff. In my college days, we had an all glass still going 24/7
    in the basement of the chemistry building. The StillMaster (that's what
    we called him any way) was from the hills of Kentucky. He said that he
    used his great grampappy's recipe. Wouldn't tell anyone.

    Talk about smoooooooooth. I don't think there are enough "ooooo"s around
    to describe it. But boy, what a kick? Better not be sitting down when
    you take a swig, or you won't be getting up.

    BOB

    Ooo, hoo hoooo ....... BOB! I haven't had any since college, and that was
    .... well, never mind when that was : ) Also had some PGA ( Pure Grain
    Alcohol ) once - ONCE. And you're right, I *didn't* get up. Crawled right
    over to the bathroom, and the rest .... well, I thankfully pretty well
    didn't remember the rest. I *do* remember that it was *BAD*.

    AaCK!

    - Tess, who's sipping away on a hurricane whilst the beans and rice cook

    "Hey, Missus! Throw something!"

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