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Bored now!

It must be something about the weather or the economic
climate that is
causing everyone to take themselves so seriously.

Let's talk about lobsters instead.

/J\

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On Thu, 2006-02-23 at 11:46 +0000, Jonathan Stowe wrote:
> Bored now!
> 
> It must be something about the weather or the economic
climate that is
> causing everyone to take themselves so seriously.
> 
> Let's talk about lobsters instead.

Hmm, would the lobsters in Accelerando be ok?

-- 
Simon Dick <simondirrelevant.org>

On Thu, 23 Feb 2006, Jonathan Stowe wrote:


>
> Let's talk about lobsters instead.
>

it has to be said i dont think ive eaten lobster.
So where would people reccomend in bond to try lobster?

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Bob Walker
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watch out for the attack armadillos!

On 23 Feb 2006, at 11:46, Jonathan Stowe wrote:
> Let's talk about lobsters instead.

i generally believe that there can be no such thing as too
much butter
in cooking, however american's tend to over do the amount
of butter
they serve with lobster.

it reminds me of a story a friend told me about a trip to an
american
cinema, where you got your popcorn and then went to a
'butter fountain'
to get some butter on it. i'm sure it wasn't as impressive
as i'm
imagining it - but i can't help but hope it was an
elaborate ornamental
affair with multiple streams of golden goodness flying
through the
air. as some sort of celebration of overindulgence.

mmmm butter.

G.

On Thu, Feb 23, 2006 at 11:46:52AM +0000, Jonathan Stowe
wrote:
> Let's talk about lobsters instead.

How about Langoustines? I haven't had them in ages.

I like lobster but they seem to, you know, stare....

/joel

On 2/23/06, Greg McCarroll <gregmccarroll.org.uk> wrote:
> ...
> it reminds me of a story a friend told me about a trip
to an american
> cinema, where you got your popcorn and then went to a
'butter fountain'
> to get some butter on it. i'm sure it wasn't as
impressive as i'm
> imagining it - but i can't help but hope it was an
elaborate ornamental
> affair with multiple streams of golden goodness flying
through the
> air. as some sort of celebration of overindulgence.

Unfortunately, these things aren't so elegant because:

(a) it looks like a small water spigot
(b) what it dispenses only slightly resembles actual butter

Besides that, 'butter fountain' has a slightly smutty
sound to it...

Chris

On Thu, 2006-02-23 at 11:58, Greg McCarroll wrote:
> multiple streams of golden goodness flying through the
air.

I think you'll find alt.sex.games.coed-tandem-beer-pissing!
is down the
hall in the corner marked usenet.

/J\
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On 23 Feb 2006, at 11:46, Jonathan Stowe wrote:

> Let's talk about lobsters instead.

lobsters suck huge rocks: the trouble they are to cook and
eat isn't  
worth what you get out of it (imo).

now, cumberland sausages....
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g/
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On 23 Feb 2006, at 12:00, Bob Walker wrote:
> it has to be said i dont think ive eaten lobster.
> So where would people reccomend in bond to try lobster?

Avoid the river 

-- 
Andy Armstrong, hexten.net

On Thursday 23 February 2006 13:46, Jonathan Stowe wrote:
> Bored now!
>
> It must be something about the weather...

Yes - sunny and 30 degrees (86 in the old money) with 70%
humidity. Leaving 
work in an hour: my 20-mile drive home from the city centre
will take about 
35 minutes and about five minutes after that I'll be in my
pool with a cold 
beer.

And MBM wanted to know when I'm coming back to bond?!

Jonathan