[CH] Last OT Post on Spam/PROMISE!!!
Paul Karpowicz (hondamedic@mediaone.net)
Fri, 3 Aug 2001 19:29:46 -0400
Subject: Re: [CH] Dave DeWitt spam?
> Amen!! Geesh what have some done, run out of chile pepper topics??
Grab
> one of Dave's books and maybe we can find a new topic to discuss....
To all & Dave DeWitt in paticular,
FTF I have the greatest respect & hold Dave, his website & books in high
regard. It's because of him and others that I've increased my knowldge of
growing & enjoying chiles.
Secondly, I think I need to eat humble pie (laced with heat of course)
and say that if I gave Dave my E-mail address when I visited his website and
it had the normal disclaimer (...occasional E-mails of interest will be
sent/E-mail address will not be sold/yada-yada-yada...) then I owe him an
apology as big as an Red Savina burn. Can't remember if I did (thank
goodness capsaicin doesn't destroy brain cells as alchahol does or I'd be in
big trouble) & if I did then I invited him into my home.
Lastly (and I gues that's my point) if I don't invite you into my house
you at least owe me a Hello! at the door. Daves E-mail, as I remember (OOPS!
used the delete key too early/I know where that key is) was an ad for his
website. I.E.
Main Entry: spam
Pronunciation: 'spam
Function: noun
Etymology: from a skit on the British television series Monty Python's
Flying Circus in which chanting of the word Spam (trademark for a canned
meat product) overrides the other dialogue Date: 1994
: unsolicited usually commercial E-mail sent to a large number of addresses
Quoted from Merriam-Webster Collegiate Website.
As the cat thing went on too long and needed a much earlier death, I will
never again talk about Spam unless you send me some. As I stated a short
time ago, when I stopped "Lurking" and joined in, I just wanna' have fun and
this subject needed a much earlier death also.
94 degrees in town today/did you break 70 Byron?
Paul (The NorthEast Chileman)