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Boat Induced Mental Disorders
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Boat Induced Mental Disorders
Joe's new website:=20
http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/peanutbutter.htm --=20 katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
ummmmm bacon...
http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm why link not clickable ? "katysails" wrote in message ... Joe's new website: http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/peanutbutter.htm |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
Roy asked:why link not clickable ?
Worked for me...your mouse dying? --=20 katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
No Thank You,
In my youth, I worked on around that water. I when on a fishing schooner that had no electric power on board, so needless to say no radio (but in those days that was no surprize). Weather could come on us with less than a day warning. So, when things started to look bad cook would take at least a loaf of bread, cut it in thick slabs, lay each up with a coat of peanut butter and stick it to the stainless steel flashing around the stove. We called them chokers. If you got hungry, it was up to you to peel a piece for yourself (as the kid, I would sometimes fetch for the watch). That and apple juice from a can that had usually started to rust - pierced with your own marlin spike - were sometimes what we had for three days. I still don't choose peanut butter or apple juice. Matt Colie Lifelong Waterman Roy G. Biv wrote: ummmmm bacon... http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm why link not clickable ? "katysails" wrote in message ... Joe's new website: http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/peanutbutter.htm |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
When I was on the U.S.S. Boyd, DD544, we had a cook who would put out a 5
lb can of peanut butter and several loaves of bread as the midwatch rations. One would grab a handful of bread and scoop the wad through the peanut butter on the way to watch. The cook's nick name was Butter-ball. Matt Colie wrote: No Thank You, In my youth, I worked on around that water. I when on a fishing schooner that had no electric power on board, so needless to say no radio (but in those days that was no surprize). Weather could come on us with less than a day warning. So, when things started to look bad cook would take at least a loaf of bread, cut it in thick slabs, lay each up with a coat of peanut butter and stick it to the stainless steel flashing around the stove. We called them chokers. If you got hungry, it was up to you to peel a piece for yourself (as the kid, I would sometimes fetch for the watch). That and apple juice from a can that had usually started to rust - pierced with your own marlin spike - were sometimes what we had for three days. I still don't choose peanut butter or apple juice. Matt Colie Lifelong Waterman Roy G. Biv wrote: ummmmm bacon... http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm why link not clickable ? "katysails" wrote in message ... Joe's new website: http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/peanutbutter.htm |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
"Roy G. Biv" wrote: ummmmm bacon... http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm My all time favorite treat is hot bacon and peanut butter on white toast, yummy and gooey! Seahag |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
Perfect! Except that it belongs on Rye Bread!
That's one of those combinations that nobody believes is good until they try it. "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Roy G. Biv" wrote: ummmmm bacon... http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm My all time favorite treat is hot bacon and peanut butter on white toast, yummy and gooey! Seahag |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
I'll have to try that. The seeds and extra crunchy must add a whole dimension! Seahag "Jeff Morris" wrote: Perfect! Except that it belongs on Rye Bread! That's one of those combinations that nobody believes is good until they try it. "Seahag" wrote: "Roy G. Biv" wrote: ummmmm bacon... http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm My all time favorite treat is hot bacon and peanut butter on white toast, yummy and gooey! Seahag b |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
Many years ago, Skippy Peanut butter ran a contest, looking for
diferent peanut butter sandwich combo's. One of the finalists was Peanutbutter and Swiss Cheese with letttuce on Rye Toast. Actually very tasty and the lettuce keeps it from sticking to the roof of your mouth. On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:03:51 -0500, "Jeff Morris" wrote: Perfect! Except that it belongs on Rye Bread! That's one of those combinations that nobody believes is good until they try it. "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Roy G. Biv" wrote: ummmmm bacon... http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm My all time favorite treat is hot bacon and peanut butter on white toast, yummy and gooey! Seahag |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
Jeff claimed:=20
That's one of those combinations that nobody believes is good until they = try it. She left out the bananas...it isn't proper without the bananas.... --=20 katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
Boat Induced Mental Disorders
My fav is PB and squirty cheese, rolled up in Lebanan Bologna.
MMmmm, mmmmmm Scotty "Marc" wrote in message ... Many years ago, Skippy Peanut butter ran a contest, looking for diferent peanut butter sandwich combo's. One of the finalists was Peanutbutter and Swiss Cheese with letttuce on Rye Toast. Actually very tasty and the lettuce keeps it from sticking to the roof of your mouth. On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 11:03:51 -0500, "Jeff Morris" wrote: Perfect! Except that it belongs on Rye Bread! That's one of those combinations that nobody believes is good until they try it. "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Roy G. Biv" wrote: ummmmm bacon... http://newnavy.us/sea-stories/bacon.htm My all time favorite treat is hot bacon and peanut butter on white toast, yummy and gooey! Seahag |
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