What did you have for lunch today?

[Khon Kaen 1895]

That sounds like a return to the opperating table. Out with the peanut butter sandwiches.

Thanks, Butch. Are you also known as Tom or Dee?

[Giggles]

Better to sip tea and and have teeth like a F-----g Swiss Army knife by age 13.

[Khon Kaen 1895]

555...the Chinese and Japanese have made an art of that,,,tea-sipping, I mean

[Khon Kaen 1895]

Cheese and ham sandwich with corn at the school cafeteria.

[Mooning2]

how is fuzzy kens for brunch? fuzzy

" keeper of the books" I need something

entertaining to read. gawd browsing in the Asia

books paperbacks 400 plus baht its

obscene. just simple fiction novels I'll check the fuzz

[Khon Kaen 1895]

Knackwurst and cheddar cheese. Unfortunately, the cheese is not from the gorge in Somerset.

[Shado]

Unfortunately, the cheese is not from the gorge in Somerset.

Knackwurst either, I'd reckon.

[Khon Kaen 1895]

555. Both were produced in a heavily German-speaking area west of Toronto at Waterloo. It was tasty.

[Mooning2]

pad gra prow moo + kai dow

and , I have a fabulous picture but as tom&jee

was saying " board quota attachment reached"

7 inch square box & enough chilies for 5alarm fire

[Shado]

555. Both were produced in a heavily German-speaking area west of Toronto at Waterloo. It was tasty.

I grew up in a area of Missouri that was populated by folks primarily of German origin. Married one of them. Was introduced to German food that I had no idea even existed. Dinner at her grandmother's house was always an adventure featuring "old country" preparations. Wonderful stuff! Her grandfather and father made wursts, all kinds of wursts, all fabulous! I honestly miss those homemade sausages from times past.