Before sending these messages - go to http://urbanlegends.about.com/ and
check them out to see if they are real or not. This is a hoax email rumour
which has been circulating since February 2003.
That doesn't mean that you shouldn't be careful - its a big ugly world out
there!
Echoing what
What's the URL for the site? I don't see a matching message containing it!
I originally wanted the attaché charkha myself. But the book charkha fits
my lifestyle better. Nice tool! ;-)
Margaret Holsinger
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oh my gosh!!!
I guess the moral was don't open your car to a stranger for any reason...
Which seems obvious, but I did find this particular story useful - I don't
think I've ever thought of the possibility that the bad guy could act
so nice and come up with such a smart trick.
Weronika
On Tue, Aug 23, 2005
> It was approximately 5:15 A.M. in Opelousas, La. I had stayed with a
> friend there and was on my way to work. I stopped at the Exxon/Blimpie
> Pie station to get gas. I got $10 gas and a Diet Coke. I took into the
> store two $5 bills and one $1 bill (just enough to get my stuff).
so - what is
Little boy was walking down a dirt road after church one Sunday afternoon
when he came to a crossroads where he met a little girl coming from the
other direction.
Hello," said the little boy.
"Hi," replied the little girl.
"Where are you going?" asked the little boy.
"I've been to church this
*Two* "blonde" jokes, both of them a novelty (to me, at any rate) -
jokes which were devised with male dimwits in mind, not just what I
think of as "transvestite jokes" (written about females, but changed to
having males as focus for PC reasons).
Warning: both are only "marginally acceptable"
What lovely sentiments, David. I had almost decided it was an effort
that I would put aside till another time, but you've put a new light on
the subject.
It goes beyond documenting facts. It goes to who I am and why I do the
things I do. It goes to pride in what our ancestors were able to
a
Hi,
I believe that mace is also sometimes used in sweet dishes. My Good
Housekeeping Cookery Book calls for mace in the Christmas cake that I have
made for twenty five years. I don't know how common it is to find mace in
this sort of recipe, but it seems to work for me.
Regards,
Carolyn
Caroly
Thanks, Janice!
I must say, I have been watching quite a few forensic case files on Court TV
of an evening, while working on my handsewing projects, and learned just last
night that approximately 95% of murders are committed by menAnd, although
they didn't give the statistics on the victims
Something to read and be aware of...to think about...and it may save
> your life someday.
>
> This is a report from a woman who works with criminals on a daily basis
> and should be aware of things like this
>
> Criminals are coming up with craftier, less threatening methods of
> attack, so we have
My Book of ingredients says:
"Nutmeg is the dried seed of the fruit of an evergreen tree native to
south-east Asia (Myristica fragrans). The seed has a lacy husk that we
call 'mace'. The two are similar in flavour and aroma, but nutmeg
grated is used for sweet dishes while mace is used for p
I looked up this question in my "Mrs. Beeton's All About Cookery" book, but
she only says that it is sold in either blade or ground form. So. I
called my sister-in-law who does a lot of cooking.
She asked what was being made - usually blade of mace is used in soups where
you cook with it i
On 23 Aug 2005, at 18:36, Jane Dickinson wrote:
Have just been checking what is on BBC Radio 4 tonight to keep me
company
while I do the ironing and see that at 23.30 (GMT) there is the
following;
No, not 23:30 GMT, it's 23:30 British Summer Time. = Wed am 00:30 GMT
Brenda
Journalist Ne
Hello Nicky
What a horrible thing to happen! However the damage is done now so
you've got to work at minimising it.
Obviously you send out messages like this to anyone who you think may
have the site bookmarked, but also contact the various search engines
to get your new URL (or the underly
Can anyone tell me how much mace a blade of mace is measurementwise? A recipe
I want to use calls for a blade of mace...I have never seen a whole blade of
mace. I can get ground mace which is just a crumbled blade, but I can't find
an equivalent in tsp. TIA Sharon on sunny Vancouver Island
No vi
Dear Secret Pal
Many thanks for your lovely parcel of wonderful gifts.
I will be totally honest and let you know that it arrived last Friday. I have
however been busy entertaining my nephew visiting from Canada. My children
were so excited to see him so I am sure you can imagine it has been a v
Dear Spiders
Have just been checking what is on BBC Radio 4 tonight to keep me company
while I do the ironing and see that at 23.30 (GMT) there is the following;
Journalist Nell McCafferty uncovers tales of hardship, endurance, skill and
artistry as she charts the fortunes of Irish lace and
dear spiders
i have just had the most awful shock. i have just been advised that the web
site name, that was until recently, used by suffolk lacemakers has now been
purchased by another company and is being used to directly link unsuspecting
people to porn sites!
we had used the web site for
"The Story TellersWe are the chosen ones."
(or why I am obsessed/fascinated with Genealogy.
My feelings are that in each family there is one who seems called to find
the ancestors: to put flesh on their bones and make them live again..to
tell the family story and to feel that somehow they k
Hello to my secret pal in the US,
I received this months parcel yesterday and it is lovely. All those pretty
things that you have given me. The doll keychain is too nice to go on my keys
as it may get damaged so I am going to put in on my basket for everyone to see.
The sachet smells lovely
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