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  1. "David DeLaney" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The entire northern portion of the western hemisphere of the planet, but only
    below the permafrost line, is feeling the effects of Katrina.

    IFYPFY. We need another week or two for the crises to ripple through the
    econoblogodatasphere and bring down other countries' currency-valuating
    abacuses before your original statement is true.

    In terms of oil prices, everyone but oil exporters
    and oil companies are fuxored.

    I overhead some guy in a convenience asking if he
    could buy "O Diesel". What is that? I wonder if
    diesel is having the same shortage issues. Maybe
    the O diesel gives you better mileage.

    --oTTo--

  2. On 2005-09-01, Otto Bahn (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:

    "David DeLaney" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The entire northern portion of the western hemisphere of the planet, but only
    below the permafrost line, is feeling the effects of Katrina.

    IFYPFY. We need another week or two for the crises to ripple through the
    econoblogodatasphere and bring down other countries' currency-valuating
    abacuses before your original statement is true.

    In terms of oil prices, everyone but oil exporters
    and oil companies are fuxored.

    I overhead some guy in a convenience asking if he
    could buy "O Diesel". What is that? I wonder if
    diesel is having the same shortage issues. Maybe
    the O diesel gives you better mileage.

    My bike runs on bananas. Oh, and 2 bidons (1.5 litres) of gatorade
    per 100km. Oh, and a packet of snakes, 2 musili bars, a muffin, a
    latte, and yep, that's about it. And maybe a 3 hour nap afterwards.

    I find out on Saturday what mileage I get out of 150km. Hopefully
    just some extra BBQ sausages.

    --
    TimC
    Ah, so many of life's little problems can be solved by head
    vaporisation. -- Zixia in ARK

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

    Quoted message said:

    "David DeLaney" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The entire northern portion of the western hemisphere of the planet,


    but only

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    below the permafrost line, is feeling the effects of Katrina.

    IFYPFY. We need another week or two for the crises to ripple through the
    econoblogodatasphere and bring down other countries' currency-valuating
    abacuses before your original statement is true.

    In terms of oil prices, everyone but oil exporters
    and oil companies are fuxored.

    I overhead some guy in a convenience asking if he
    could buy "O Diesel". What is that? I wonder if
    diesel is having the same shortage issues. Maybe
    the O diesel gives you better mileage.

    Probably Off-Road diesel fuel. The same fuel but with a different dye
    package(color), and is taxed much less. Hefty fine if caught using it
    on-road.

    Hairy

  4. "Otto Bahn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "David DeLaney" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The entire northern portion of the western hemisphere of the planet, but
    only
    below the permafrost line, is feeling the effects of Katrina.

    IFYPFY. We need another week or two for the crises to ripple through the
    econoblogodatasphere and bring down other countries' currency-valuating
    abacuses before your original statement is true.

    In terms of oil prices, everyone but oil exporters
    and oil companies are fuxored.

    I overhead some guy in a convenience asking if he
    could buy "O Diesel". What is that? I wonder if
    diesel is having the same shortage issues. Maybe
    the O diesel gives you better mileage.

    --oTTo--


    Perhaps he was talking about Van Diesel.
    Dee Dee

  5. Hairy said:

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

    Quoted message said:

    "David DeLaney" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    > The entire northern portion of the western hemisphere of the
    > planet, but only below the permafrost line, is feeling the effects
    > of Katrina.


    (Snipping the cross-posting [censored])

    Just to keep things on topic with the subject line, I'm singing in my best
    Tina Turner voice (and I do it well): "We don't need another hero! We
    don't need to know the way home! All we want is life beyond the
    Thunderdome."

    OB Food: I did an experiment. Shook half the the rounds of yellow
    crookneck squash in the cornmeal/flour mixture kili suggested in a bag,
    without an egg wash. Shook the other half with the Zatarain's lightly
    spiced fine cornmeal mixture, again without an egg wash. Got the oil in the
    pan hot and pan fried both samples. Tasted both. Verdict: Both are good,
    but I prefer the lightly spiced Zatarains coating. The Zatarain's offsets
    but does not overwhelm the natural sweetness of the squash. I will say,
    though, kili's husband's treatment of the squash is the one I've encountered
    in most in the "home cooking" restaurants in the southern U.S. Second to
    that would be battered and deep fried like onion rings. Since I don't have
    a deep fryer and don't want one, that's a moot point.

    Jill

  6. TimC said:

    My bike runs on bananas. Oh, and 2 bidons (1.5 litres) of gatorade
    per 100km. Oh, and a packet of snakes, 2 musili bars, a muffin, a
    latte, and yep, that's about it.


    ^^^^^

    Unless you make it yourself, you're getting screwed just like the guys
    filling up their autos at the gas station.

  7. On 2005-09-02, Kevin S Wilson (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:
    TimC said:

    My bike runs on bananas. Oh, and 2 bidons (1.5 litres) of gatorade
    per 100km. Oh, and a packet of snakes, 2 musili bars, a muffin, a
    latte, and yep, that's about it.


    ^^^^^

    Unless you make it yourself, you're getting screwed just like the guys
    filling up their autos at the gas station.

    Yeah, but screwed in such a pleasant way.

    --
    TimC
    If a train station is a place where a train stops, what's a workstation?

  8. TimC said:

    On 2005-09-02, Kevin S Wilson (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:
    TimC said:

    My bike runs on bananas. Oh, and 2 bidons (1.5 litres) of gatorade
    per 100km. Oh, and a packet of snakes, 2 musili bars, a muffin, a
    latte, and yep, that's about it.


    ^^^^^

    Unless you make it yourself, you're getting screwed just like the guys
    filling up their autos at the gas station.

    We don't all pay Starbucks prices to drink coffee y'know.

    Quoted message said:

    Yeah, but screwed in such a pleasant way.

    In fact, this afternoon a lady of my acquaintance and I cycled out to a
    park across town for the express purpose of sitting there and
    enjoying the view while drinking latté.

    Wait, I missed the pun about "espresso purpose", so I must have told that
    wrong....

    --
    mark south: world citizen, net denizen
    echo [email hidden] | tr [a-z] [n-za-m]

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