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On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 21:33:19 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote: wrote: Ken Fortenberry wrote: wrote: Ken Fortenberry wrote: Hard to believe you'd try to say that the #1 issue, by far, in the upcoming election is something no one really gives a **** about. Seems to me if Iraq is the #1 issue, by far, most of the American electorate does indeed give a **** about it. If you really think Iraq will the number #1 issue to the majority of folks when they're actually dimpling chads, you need about 5 more years study toward that 4-year PoliSci degree. And if you think people are completely honest and forthright with pollsters, you need 6 more years... The war may not be issue #1 with the "trust fund baby" crowd you hang with but out in the heartland where the military is seen as a bootstrap You mean in the land of red-state morons? Yep, exactly. Poignant picture on the front page of today's Times and an article on the non-stop, booming military funeral business at Arlington National. People care, they may be morons but they care about their dead soldiers. And even red-state morons can figure out that $4 billion a week is a lot of money to pay for our soldiers to have a dangerous ringside seat to an Islamic civil war. And I suspect that I knew more people killed, or know more people who had friends and family killed or injured, than "most" friends of your friends...and that goes back to Gulf War 1. Hang out with the National Guard down to the local watering hole quite often do you ? FWIW, my losing friends in Gulf Wars I & II began in Gulf War I with David Herr, a friend since high school, and since I'm certain it hasn't ended, I can't speak to that. LOL !! You're so full of **** you're almost endearing. And you don't even begin to have slightest idea of what you speak. Don't really care if this helps or not, R |
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On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 23:58:44 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote: wrote: Ken Fortenberry wrote: LOL !! You're so full of **** you're almost endearing. And you don't even begin to have slightest idea of what you speak. Oh, yes I do. You're not really gonna try to claim you're not full of ****, are you ? Too late for that, Richard. There's Google, ya know. Don't really care if this helps or not, Nah, not so much. But perhaps you can help if you're so inclined. I have some crab cakes I'm about to serve over a bed of mixed greens. I was going to make a remoulade but discovered too late that I have no creole mustard. Can't make a remoulade without creole mustard. So then I'm thinking maybe Caesar dressing, I have anchovies, parmesan, eggs etc. but I'm using mixed greens from Saturday's Farmer's Market while they're still good and Caesar is really better with romaine not mixed greens. So, if you had crab cakes you wanted to serve over mixed greens and remoulade was a no go, what would you do ? Good Lord, you are insane! Creole remoulade on crab cakes, served on a salad? I'd not do it. OTOH, are you talking about crab "patties"/"dressing?" If so, a little _real_ mayo, bottled or fresh, finely minced onions, parsley if you've got it, fresh or dried, a little horseradish, knife-pureed garlic and salt, black pepper, a little Lea and Perrin, a coupla drops of Tabasco or Crystal, a coupla drops of sherry if the mayo was bottled, and some Tony's or Old Bay. A light vinaigrette on the greens, add the patty, and top it with a dollop of the sauce. HTH, R |
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![]() Ken Fortenberry wrote: ...Hang out with the National Guard down to the local watering hole quite often do you ? Actually, it was at the southern Mississippi school of law and auto salvage. LOL !! You're so full of **** you're almost endearing. Something else for you to aspire to. Wolfgang ain't politics fun? ![]() |
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