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Skriven 2006-05-26 22:55:22 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av MICHAEL LOO
Ärende: Kosher for 735
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->  RH> If something gets screwed up (they put estrogen pills in your
niacin
->  RH> bottle, for example) there are records of same.
-> 
-> Sure about that? Strikes me that no pharmacist is going to
-> key into the record "estrogen pills put in niacin bottle."
-> 
But there will be records of the niacin, and records that they're 30
estrogen pills short....  It's called butt covering.

->  They also have to
->  RH> prove that all the Vicodin and Percocets and the like went where
they
->  RH> were supposed to, if someone with a Federal or state warrant ever
comes
->  RH> looking. 
-> 
-> Well. That's a public safety issue that may or may not trump
-> the privacy right, but that logic would obtain only for scheduled
-> drugs, so unregulated purchases shouldn't be logged with this
-> degree of fineness, and certainly the records shouldn't be kept
-> beyond their few months' normal usefulness.
-> 
They keep them for years - more butt-covering, theirs and yours. Maybe
something gets pulled off the market for causing nasty problems.  You took
the gunk six months ago, and the records prove it just in case.  
 
->  RH> They're usually cinnamon-mint mixes, unless I missed something (and
->  RH> they're more disgusting than the mint flavors in my opinion).
-> 
-> At Carol's I often use a Close-Up that is cinnamon only. It doesn't
-> become cinnamint unless we kiss each other.
-> 
Good way to do it - probably the only good way.

->  RH> I'm with him.  I tried the Tom's mint once...and not twice.  I've
->  RH> never seen the licorice one, but kiddie toothpaste comes in
bubblegum. 
->   
-> Licorice flavor is one of those aberrations most often found
-> in health food stores. Bubblegum flavor (which I've tried - it's

That explains it; I don't buy health food toothpaste.

-> loke bubblegum-mint, actually) is fairly ubiquitous, teaching the
-> youth of today, as do so many things, egregious tastelessness.

And this is abnormal how?  American cuisine did that for a few centuries
before kiddie toothpaste was invented.
 
-> BARLEY WATER

I always thought this stuff had to be fairly nasty, but licorice root or
lemon peel wouldn't be half bad.
-> 
-> Wash clean some barley, (either pearl or common) and to two ounces
-> of barley allow a quart of water. Put it into a sauce-pan, adding,
-> if you choose, an equal quantity of stoned raisins; or some lemon-peel
-> and sugar; or some liquorice root cut up. Let it boil slowly
-> till the liquid is reduced one half. Then strain it off, and
-> sweeten it.
-> 
-> DIRECTIONS FOR COOKERY, IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES: Page 306
-> http://www.cookeasyinfo.com/directionscookery/directionscookery306.htm
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