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From: jer@peora.UUCP (J. Eric Roskos)
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Subject: Re: Andy Beals Makes Cookies
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> And my "Mr.  Macho" father at 6' 1" who's done everything in residential
> construction, from drafting to running foundation crews to teaching con-
> struction, makes pastries, wholegrain breads, and soups that my mother
> envies.

Can't you see what this proves?  I don't look anything like Andy Beals,
and although I *can* cook, I *hate* to cook, because it's so boring,
and so I never cook anything except for Kolach at Christmas.

So obviously, the moral of all this extensive confessional analysis is that
people who look like "Mr. Macho" (no doubt related to Mr. Awesome of
Macintosh D of D fame) *enjoy* cooking!

[Note, however, that most of the examples involve someone cooking for
someone else... e.g. the above example, Andy Beals cooking for Ms. Booter,
etc., so I think the experiment is not well-controlled at present, since
there are other rewards than just "the joy of cooking" or "the joy of
eating" or "the joy of washing the dishes" involved.]
-- 
E. Roskos