Re: [CH] Re: What does it take

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Ahhh.. I love this list. It seems like just a few days ago we were all 
wondering where everyone went. Now some people can't get away fast 
enough! lol! As for me, I've been around about 10 years on this list, 
mostly lurking.

On topic, I made a batch of soup the other day (beef vegetable) and 
normally I use green chile, but I had some red defrosted to make chile 
sauce and decided to try that out. Mostly because I didn't feel like 
defrosting any green. Not only does it add some nice color, I think red 
is the new favorite to add to soup. Of course, I find that red is better 
suited to beef and pork, and green goes well with chicken.

Sue "I haven't been Sue-d yet" in las cruces, nm

Alex Silbajoris wrote:

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>> What does it take
>
>
> Ladies and Gentlemen, I think we have a new running joke to share on 
> the list.  A Jicama-Vidalia for the 21st Century!  With lawers, no less!
>
> (drum roll)
>
> (repeat drum roll many times)
>
> Now Comes McCollum!
>
> (rim shot)
>
> I mailed this person privately with some suggested solutions, but 
> apparently that didn't matter.  So I guess we will all hear from some 
> lawyers.  Is there such a thing as an inverse-class lawsuit, where one 
> person can sue many for participating in a mailing list?
>
> - A
>

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