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Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
"Tim J." wrote in message ... "Mary Malmros" wrote... snip So, it's not bull****, but nevertheless a really bizarre non sequitur. It is amazing to me that someone I've never seen post on roff before can sum up its essence in one short sentence. golf clap -- TL, Tim . . . well, except for the "it's not bull****" part. Whoa, there Tim! Its crossposted to rec.boats.paddle (another newsgroup I frequent, as well as some other roffians), and Mary is NOT someone you want to tangle with. She stands up for herself quite well. This might get VERY interesting. :-) --riverman |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "Stan Gula" wrote in message ... ....(who knew!). PalmoliveT Wolfgang a registered trademark of colgate-palmolive. I'd love to know where Colgate got ITS name. Coal tar, perchance? --riverman |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "Stan Gula" wrote in message ... ....(who knew!). PalmoliveT Wolfgang a registered trademark of colgate-palmolive. Hmph! Stupid computer. The "T" at the end of Palmolive was supposed to be the itty bitty superposed TM trademark symbol and that's the way it showed upon on my screen when I typed it. Wolfgang stupid computer. :( |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
"riverman" wrote... "Tim J." wrote... "Mary Malmros" wrote... snip So, it's not bull****, but nevertheless a really bizarre non sequitur. It is amazing to me that someone I've never seen post on roff before can sum up its essence in one short sentence. golf clap -- TL, Tim . . . well, except for the "it's not bull****" part. Whoa, there Tim! Its crossposted to rec.boats.paddle (another newsgroup I frequent, as well as some other roffians), and Mary is NOT someone you want to tangle with. She stands up for herself quite well. If I had noticed the crossposting, I would have eliminated the second group, as I normally do not like to enter the crossposting milieu. But my post wasn't meant as a slant towards Mary, but to poke fun at roff, which of course IS full of bull**** on a regular basis (See - there goes some now.) So Mary, you can stand up or be seated and it will make no difference to me - whatever makes you comfortable. :) -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
Stan Gula wrote:
I would like to see a reference for that too. My bull**** meter got up to 75% on that one and I got curious. All I can find is one environmental action group recommending a boycott of palm oil products that are produced in areas where the orangutan still lives (because people are clearing forests to plant oil palms), a few articles on import bans (to shore up local production), some articles on developing plantations (in Australia), and a reclassification of 'raw palm oil' in India due to an import tax loophole. Nothing about dangers in consumption but a lot of signs of a huge industry (who knew!). Palm oil is very high in saturated fat (the bad kind). |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
"Tim J." wrote in message ... "riverman" wrote... "Tim J." wrote... "Mary Malmros" wrote... snip So, it's not bull****, but nevertheless a really bizarre non sequitur. It is amazing to me that someone I've never seen post on roff before can sum up its essence in one short sentence. golf clap -- TL, Tim . . . well, except for the "it's not bull****" part. Whoa, there Tim! Its crossposted to rec.boats.paddle (another newsgroup I frequent, as well as some other roffians), and Mary is NOT someone you want to tangle with. She stands up for herself quite well. If I had noticed the crossposting, I would have eliminated the second group, as I normally do not like to enter the crossposting milieu. But my post wasn't meant as a slant towards Mary, but to poke fun at roff, which of course IS full of bull**** on a regular basis (See - there goes some now.) So Mary, you can stand up or be seated and it will make no difference to me - whatever makes you comfortable. :) Ahh, now that you put it that way, it IS amazing that someone who has never posted on roff could sum up its essence in one short sentence. I concur! --riverman ("roff: a really bizarre non-sequitur." I like it.) |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
Wolfgang wrote:
... If they want my palm oil they'll have to slide it from my slippery dead hands! http://www.dailyherald.com/comics/bizarro.htm -- Ken Fortenberry |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
Mary Malmros wrote:
Wrong kind of "dangerous". It's a monstrous clog on the arteries. In its native form, I believe, it's got quite a bit of saturated fat, and it frequently shows up in food products in a hydrogenated form, which is the worst stuff out there. So, it's not bull****, but nevertheless a really bizarre non sequitur. While it's true that palm oil is high in saturated fat, so are pork chops and prime rib. I wouldn't eat a diet very rich in palm oil, but I don't consider it "dangerous." It's very stable and has a pleasant flavor. If I recall correctly, it's supposed to be especially good for baking. |
Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
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Life in Congo, Part V: What a (long) strange trip its being....
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 18:00:45 +0100, "riverman"
wrote: Ahh, now that you put it that way, it IS amazing that someone who has never posted on roff could sum up its essence in one short sentence. I concur! --riverman ("roff: a really bizarre non-sequitur." I like it.) She has a lot of common sense. Most long term kayakers have. Keeps them alive. Especially the white water ones. -- rbc:vixen,Minnow Goddess,Willow Watcher,and all that sort of thing. Often taunted by trout. Only a fool would refuse to believe in luck. Only a damn fool would rely on it. http://www.visi.com/~cyli |
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