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Skriven 2015-03-28 10:37:06 av Dave Drum (1:18/200.0)
     Kommentar till en text av Michael Loo
Ärende: Re: NYC & silly
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-=> MICHAEL LOO wrote to RUTH HAFFLY <=-

 RH> I know that all the voters in the rest of the state couldn't
 RH> override the NYC voters in a couple of Senate elections a while ago.

 ML> That is what democracy is all about. Not much else to
 ML> say about that, here, at least. If you want to secede,
 ML> there is no doubt a mechanism (not an easy one, of
 ML> course) for that.

I suspect that statement is hyperbole. No way that all the people of the Rotten
Apple would have voted the same direction and every one of the Outstate New
Yorkers the opposite. Unlike Chicago - where the graveyards and Chicago River
tend to vote en bloc.   Bv)=

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06
 
      Title: Manifold Destiny Engine Block Burgers (Ymmv)
 Categories: Five, Lo-fat, Sandwiches
      Yield: 1 Servings
 
      1    Bag lo-fat pita bread
      1    Piece of aluminum foil
      1    Better n'Burgers
 
  I travel quite a bit. Most of the time I'm on commercial
  airplanes, but on occasion I have to drive. A few weeks
  ago I dropped my wife off in a remote part of Northern
  Georgia. When I reached Tennesee, It was time to stop and
  refill my cooler. The supermarket had Better n Burgers at
  a price much lower than in Chicago so I decided to buy
  four packages. As I was about to check out a thought hit
  me.
  
  Now dear readers, are you sitting down? What you are about
  to read really happened and I strongly reccomend it to all
  vlf travelers.
  
  I picked up a bag of lf pita bread, a roll of aluminum
  foil and a bottle of Katsup. After paying for my supplies
  I went to my car and unrolled a piece of foil about three
  feet long.
  
  In the middle of the foil I placed one of the newly
  purchased Better n Burgers. The sides were folded and
  sealed. This left a long foil pack with a "burger" in the
  middle. OK, are you ready for this? I popped open the hood
  of the car and placed the foil packet directly on the
  engine. The long tails on the packet gave me enough foil
  to secure the burger on various engine outcropings.
  
  I closed the hood and drove for about 30 minutes.
  
  After a little experimenting, I learned that it takes
  about 1 1/2 hours to cook the burger if you have it
  directly on the valve cover. Results may vary.
  
  The packet was retrieved, the "burger" was placed into a
  pita half and I munched merrily along I-24.
  
  Ahh, manifold destiny.
  
  Source: Obvious original.
  
  Posted by John to the Fatfree Digest
  
  Formatted by Sue Smith
  
  Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives
 
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