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Can't cook, won't cook - Young British women "can't cook to save their lives"
telegraph - uk ^ | 23/10/2005) | Chris Hastings and Elizabeth Day

Posted on 10/23/2005 1:44:45 AM PDT by dennisw

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To: Bon mots

IIRC, I heard there was a saying in Vietnam (during the French colonial days) that
all a man needed to be happy was three things:
1. American car
2. French-style house
and
3. Japanese wife


201 posted on 03/28/2006 7:29:11 PM PST by VOA
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To: paulat; MineralMan
We didn't have them in Chicago in 1985! There were white button mushrooms, or canned

That's because Mushrooms aren't grown in Illinois and South Mill hadn't started shipping fresh Chester and Berks County Pennsylvania Mushrooms all over the eastern part of the country yet. Places which grow Mushrooms (eastern Pennsylvania with roughly 45-50% of US production, and California with roughly 20%) had fresh Mushrooms. Pretty much everywhere else did not.

202 posted on 03/28/2006 7:35:26 PM PST by Hermann the Cherusker
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To: metmom

I was looking for an article, and saw this.


203 posted on 03/28/2006 7:39:04 PM PST by Hermann the Cherusker
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