[Sca-cooks] Party on while Papa's Gone to Gulf Wars

[Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius]

On Mar 13, 2007, at 7:53 AM, Johnna Holloway wrote:

> So what shall we talk about while certain people
> attend Gulf Wars?
>
> Johnnae

I hear Mario Nebbits whips up a mean deep-fried Twinkie... the  
question is, if I wanted to omit the fat and sodium from that recipe,  
and fry it in fat-free, low-salt fat, it would still be just as  
period, right? Are you suggesting that my fat-and-sodium-free re- 
interpretation of the deep-fried Twinkie is less period than yours?  
What makes _you_ so all-fired qualified to make such a judgement call???

Where were you when I was serving period steak and potatoes with peri- 
oid side dishes to 400 happy feasters, huh?

And what's with all the offensive sig lines anyway???

Adaman...ummm...Gunt... erm... I forget... which list is this again?

>
>> Besides, I'm going to Gulf Wars next week so I expect
>> all kinds of weirdness to raise it's ugly head while I'm
>> gone. That's just the way of things. The parent's are out
>> of town for a few days and the next thing I know you
>> kids are having a party and SOMEBODY'S going to
>> get pushed into the pool.
>> Gunthar
>
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