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From: wjr@x.UUCP (Bill Richard)
Newsgroups: net.bizarre
Subject: Re: odd sign
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Date: Wed, 9-Oct-85 19:19:55 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct  9 19:19:55 1985
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Reply-To: wjr@x.UUCP (STella Calvert)
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<what about eating lines, isn't that bizarre?  -- posted for the line eater>

Note:  This is STella Calvert, aka mrswjr, a guest on ...decvax!frog!wjr.

In article <362@gymble.UUCP> fred@gymble.UUCP (Fred Blonder) writes:
>                                                           Let's
>have a contest: (no prize, that wouldn't be bizarre) What's the most
>bizarre (not necessarily gross) thing you've ever eaten?
>
Good idea!  I like chocolate, cheese, and cashew omelets, myself.  The
chocolate must be demi-hemi-semi-sweet (Cote d'Or Extra Dry, if I remember the
name right, is optimal, while Nestle Milk Chocolate is SUB-pessimal), the
cheese should be the sharpest possible cheddar unless you like blue cheese
better, and the cashews should be roasted but not necessarily salted.  The
cheese goes in first, once the eggs have seized up enough to coat the pan, and
the chocolate goes in at the last minute (if you overheat the chocolate, it
gets grainy -- you want to melt it, not cremate it).  

I haven't tried roast beef in this one yet, but the next time I have all the 
ingredients, I think I will.

And then there's popcorn soup.  I've made some pretty good batches, but every 
single one of them would have been better without the popcorn. 

BTW, one of my friends likes to stick a clove of garlic into his mouth before
eating a chocolate ice cream cone.

				STella Calvert
				(guest on ...!decvax!frog!wjr)

		Every man and every woman is a star.