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Skriven 2008-12-30 23:23:38 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av JANIS KRACHT
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-> > It's also old enough that it's pension has vested.  With AIG, but it's
-> > vested.
-> 
-> BBBS software is indeed old enough, not so well known in the US for as
long,
-> but it was very popular overseas 'way back'.  There are a few other bbbs
sysops
-> in Zone 1 now though.  Outside of it's 'bad' quoting (which I could
change with
-> a different editor, I think) it's a good bulletin board software package
for
-> Internet or modem based systems.
-> 
Even though it predates the Mosiac interface, and possibly even Lynx.  I've
used both, which dates ME pretty nicely.

-> > -> I seem to run out of sherry and rice wine at just the worst moments
(g)
-> > Like when you actually need some.
-> 
-> heh.. exactly.

That's when it always runs out.
 
-> > mother no end.  It's more mouth than digestion; the acid hurts after a
-> > while. My mom reacts to the tomatoes and even OJ if she eats too much
of
-> > either.
-> 
-> It's interesting to me that if I eat broccolli that I buy from the
supermarket
-> vegetable area (fresh), my guts can't take it, and refuse to digest it..
but
-> the broccolli I grow in my garden doesn't bother me a bit.. I figure
it's
-> either the crap they spraying the store versions with, or how old the
broccolli
-> is in the store, even though it looks so "green and healthy".

It's probably a combination.  You might have to try organic store broccoli
or the frozen stuff and see what happens.  If you're feeling masochistic,
that is.
 
-> > I'd probably add the vanilla. If it's commercial peanut butter it's
already
-> > loaded with salt anyway.
-> 
-> It is good with vanilla added.. I usually add that when I make them for
the
-> grandboys... Lately we've been grinding our own peanut butter as well..
it's
-> surprisingly easy, certainly if you buy a bulk load of shelled roasted
peanuts.
-> I just throw them in my little food grinder... two cups of peanuts makes
about
-> 2 cups of peanut butter. No salt, no 'anything' (g).

I buy some commercially ground like that once in a while.  It does turn up. 
The supermarkets here grind their own, but you can also get it in a jar if
you know where to look.
 
-> > -> > them all before I had time to eat more than one or two.
-> > ->
-> > -> Sounds like me hahaha..
-> 
-> > I like peanut butter, but can ignore it if need be.
-> 
-> We love it here.. both of us, since we were kids :)

The other Ruth can't stand the stuff - all the more for us!
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