RE: [CH] B.B.Q / Disclaimer
Rob.Pieters@honeywell.com
Mon, 22 Apr 2002 03:17:28 -0700
Hi Ray,
Sorry that my answer looked to serious, was certainly not my intention... we
use ketchup too you know.
We say here in Holland; "The soup will never eaten as hot as served." ....
I like to change that to; "Cold soup can be hotter than coming from the heat
".
With this I mean, you get experience by doing it, Ray, sorry for my bad
English I'll keep trying, but my Dutch is much better ...
Rob NL
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray [mailto:Brizby@comcast.net]
Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 12:50 AM
To: Chile-Heads@globalgarden.com
Subject: Re: [CH] B.B.Q / Disclaimer
>
> A very pleasant story, I enjoyed reading it and looking
forward to the
> summer to, oh boy!
> But pls. don't convert the whole world into CH's and
respect that there
are
> people who 'can't stand the heat'.
> And maybe you can use this as a tip, just make your own
'ketchup', say
> nothing and serve that.
> Your the cook and no one can force you to use the 'common' stuff.
> Hot regards
> Rob NL
>
In the original B.B.Q story please change all of the you's
and your's ect.,
first person. And in place add a person or the person, maybe
even the cook.
I would not want to offend anyone. I like ketchup my wife
likes ketchup
even
my grown son likes ketchup, ketchup is great.
And I sure did not set out to convert anybody to an
anti-ketchup campaign.
But most of all I would surely not tell anyone else what or
what not to say.
In this case it was written with a sense of humor. But thank
you for your
input Rob. If pork can be the other white meat, maybe adobo could be
the other red condiment. Just a little humor.
Ray