Mulch substitute -- crushed brick ??

Neil has issues.

Nan

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Nan
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Yes, Cleaning Small Blotches on Linoleum. Mrs. Bonk and her Wannabes hijacked the thread to discuss personal problems.

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Denominator

Isn't this going far beyond the subject matter of the OP ??

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James

James wrote: [...]

[cutting to the chase]

I've seen it at Barbecue Bob's Family Style Restaurants. It looks really good and tastes even better. It's a bean type product.

I think he's over at alt.cooking-chat. And now to return to the topic... I wonder how Bob cleans small blotches on linoleum.

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Denominator

You have issues, too, hon. You need to get over yourself.

Nan

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Nan

The OP has already gotten some good advice.

Nan

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Nan

He doesn't. He's got tile.

peggo

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peggo

On the USENET the best way to "get something over", including yourself, is to avoid the use of inarticulate idioms.

Critics tell me my biggest "issue" is my unwarranted humility. Constant criticism of it makes it worse. Sometimes I think I'll never get over it by myself.

Thanks for your concern. Now, back to our topic: Cleaning Small Blotches on Linoleum.

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Denominator

I mean the kitchen, not the restrooms/snackrooms. If he put bathroom flooring in the kitchen, no decent chef would work for him.

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Denominator

how very common.

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Mrs Bonk

I accept your apology.

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Enumerator

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