To the nice people in this ng

[Steve Barker]

She did liven the group up.

[frank.logullo]

"When she is good she is very, very good; but, when she is bad, she is terrific!" Last time she got foul mouth and wigged out, she blamed someone for forging her name ;) Frank BTW, I think she's a dot head.

[Amanda]

up.

You can think what you want. You keep getting confused that I am not from South Asia but from SE Asia though the neighborhood I grew up had many Muslims, nice people I might add and Urdu was spoken in business arena. It was a must in pre-independence days but even after that if you wan to do business with them, better to know some so that you won't get fooled. But what do you as an Amaercian know about these? Even your president can tell where Indian was on the map.

Frankie is depearate to get attention but he doesn't know how to get in a positive way. Last time, I got foul-mouth was to someone who deserved it (not in this group) just like to those who deserved it here. What I notice is that there usually is a co-relation between the intelligence level of the people who get my foul-mouthed treatment and their behavior towards me. This statement applies to the smart Alecs, the ignorants and the retards in this group and rec.food.cooking only, i.e exclude groups where I communicate with highly intelligent and perfectly decent people. Needless to say, I never had to get foul-mouthed with them like I was forced to do here recently. Still, there are a lot of good people but because it is not a moderated gorup, .. retards like gumbo and Steve Barker get in.

[MRS. CLEAN]

As many have already said, you're not well.

Seek medical help now.

[Frank]

group up.

Another Muslim affront to US by throwing you out ;) Frank

[Amanda]

What is that ";)" you use all the time? Do you get jollies assuming that owning a Subie and being a Chemist gets you special treatment from me? Rtaher, you only proved that you are a loonie.

The moment I clicked "send' buton the fisrt time I post in this ng, I knew I would regret it, upon seeing that my username ws going out as Amanda. The fact that you felt he eneed to make your presence in this ng known to me means ..you got too much time on your hand. I am glad that you now found a way to keep your time occupied, ie reading my posts in other ngs, which I know you do and are getting jollies out of it.

Now, for the last time Pa-lonk.

If you have any shame, you will not reply in threads I started much less wiht that stupid ";)".

[Frank]

Pleased to know that I annoy you ;) Frank

[Stormin Mormon]

Love to hear the details.

One friend of mine describes it like this:

Hey Chris it looks pretty good, your lesson. Out of everything you put out I have one suggestion. It's about your foil blanket. I like to backpack and one time I got stranded with one of my son's and my nephew on the side of a mountain all night. We didn't have our full backpacks with us just what we could carry in our day packs which means we didn't have our sleeping bags among other things. Anyways in my 10 essentials kit I had one of those little foil blankets. I had never used it but I figured now was a real necessary time to put it to use. When we tried to fold it out it fell all apart into ribbons along the fold lines. I talked with some people about it afterwards and was told "Oh yeah that's common knowledge" and they said besides replacing these little Mylar space blankets from time to time you should upon purchasing them unfold and refold them not on the same fold lines but into about a 4" square. Well that's a small thing I thought might help somebody.

[<aemeijers]

Maybe not useful for a backpack emergency kit, but useful for a car kit- aluminized sun-tanning blankets (if you can still find them, now that tanning is a no-no), are almost as useful as the mylar blankets, and a lot more durable and reusable. I used to have one in my car kit, but now that I think about it, I haven&#39;t seen it in awhile- guess I better add it to my list of missing crap to track down or replace.

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