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by **Huny** » Tue Jul 18, 2006 11:37 pm

Bailey wrote:I hope someone will rise to the ocassion. If not will we subway into another subject?

mark

I think we are all trying to be a ham and I swiss we knew rye. It just doesn't cut the mustard...

by **sluggo** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 1:35 am

Bailey wrote:I hope someone will rise to the ocassion. If not will we subway into another subject?

mark

hee hee. not bad for a crusty curmudgeon. :wink:

(hope I spelt that white in case Huny's still wheating)

by **Huny** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 2:55 am

sluggo wrote:
Bailey wrote:I hope someone will rise to the ocassion. If not will we subway into another subject?

mark

hee hee. not bad for a crusty curmudgeon.
(hope I spelt that white in case Huny's still wheating)

I oat to be resting at this flour of night, but, I knead to take this with multi grains of salt and not be a sourdough by leaven you here all by your wholesome self. :wink:

by **sluggo** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 2:35 pm

Huny wrote:
sluggo wrote:
Bailey wrote:I hope someone will rise to the ocassion. If not will we subway into another subject?

mark

hee hee. not bad for a crusty curmudgeon.
(hope I spelt that white in case Huny's still wheating)

I oat to be resting at this flour of night, but, I knead to take this with multi grains of salt and not be a sourdough by leaven you here all by your wholesome self.

Cheese, franks a lot for that toss of crumbs.

Quite the overstuffed list of corny ingredients you have there.

Butter before we get carawayed, I have to Wonder, where will this all end? Do we wrap it up and propose a toast? Bake our boule and go home? Jump in the zweiback machine?

It don't matter to me...

by **Stargzer** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 3:05 pm

sluggo wrote: . . . Jump in the zweiback machine?

It don't matter to me...

Oh, that one just reminded me of a WWII Three Stooges episode I saw where the Stooges got involved with German spies. Three women spies introduced themselves as Madame Pumpernickel, Madame Zwiebeck, and Madame (sorry, I forgot the third name when the punch line was delivered--I was laughing too hard). Moe replied, "Well, I can see you are all well bred."

by **sluggo** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 3:15 pm

Stargzer wrote:
sluggo wrote: . . . Jump in the zweiback machine?

It don't matter to me...

Oh, that one just reminded me of a WWII Three Stooges episode I saw where the Stooges got involved with German spies. Three women spies introduced themselves as Madame Pumpernickel, Madame Zwiebeck, and Madame (sorry, I forgot the third name when the punch line was delivered--I was laughing too hard). Moe replied, "Well, I can see you are all well bred."

Ha!

classic.
Three cheers and one cheer more for the "well-bred", Captain of the Bin Agor(a)!

by **Bailey** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 4:28 pm

rye (so) crisp a reply? Slice it as you please, it ain't toast yet.

mark who prefers Jewish rye with lots of caraway thank you.

by **gailr** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:15 pm

No cream puffs in this crowd, I see.
-gailr

by **skinem** » Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:44 pm

Nope. No twinkies, either (not that there's anything wrong with that!) but plenty of ding dongs and hot dogs. Who knows? Maybe some beef, cake and tarts as well, but how would I know? Maybe if I noodle around some more I figure that out. I'm sure others can milk much more out of this than I. Well, no reason to get sourdough, I must take my bagle for a walk...

by **Palewriter** » Thu Jul 20, 2006 1:27 am

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by **Palewriter** » Thu Jul 20, 2006 1:27 am

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by **Huny** » Thu Jul 20, 2006 3:28 am

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