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On Sep 27, 3:35 pm, landotter wrote:
On Sep 28, 5:29 am, Tom Sherman
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"landotter" wrote:
On Sep 28, 5:25 am, Tom Sherman
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"landotter" wrote:
On Sep 28, 4:51 am, datakoll wrote:
squirrel food.
and my grandmother once said: "eat your porridge, the chinese are
starving."
You should have asked your grandmother for a goddamn envelope if
the
Chinese are so hungry.
Porridge can be mailed to China in an envelope?

Also, very small grandmothers.

A very small grandmother would not feed many Chinese, no?

You can stretch grandmother really far with bok choy and radishes.

Gives you meaning to the phrase: "Im gona walk/wok grandma"

My Korean daughter in law always offered to "Walk our dogs"

We were always suspicious.

Here's a few suggestions for fido:

http://wolf.ok.ac.kr/~annyg/english/e5.htm

Chas.

datakoll wrote:
squirrel food.
and my grandmother once said: "eat your porridge, the chinese are
starving."

landotter wrote:
You should have asked your grandmother for a goddamn envelope if the
Chinese are so hungry.

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Once, as a child who didn't want to eat my over-boiled broccoli, my
mother said "Eat it, children in China are hungry." I said "Well, send
it to them." And she reached across the table and slapped me. Mom
survived hard times in post-WWI Italy before coming to America in '26.
My life is pretty good these days but I remember that still, and I
don't waste food. Does it help? Oh, maybe in some small but grand
macroeconomic fashion, inflating surpluses and causing them to be
pushed to other markets at lesser prices (assuming the flag-waving
politicians everywhere don't get in the way.) But I'm not holding my
breath.

Hmm. Same thing happened when I said the same smartassed thing to my
Italian mother.
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