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O/T: Now That's A Burger
Aug 16, 2010
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I'm surprised no one has remarked that with enough reefer, anything tastes good.
In news:4c69ebd1$0$5003$ snipped-for-privacy@unlimited.newshosting.com, Steve spewed forth:
it's not quantity, it's QUALITY
Steve wrote in news:4c69ebd1$0$5003 $ snipped-for-privacy@unlimited.newshosting.com:
What's reefer?
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You mean... like Doritos dipped in Nestle's Caramel sauce? I'm told that is pretty good.
Refrigerated rail car. ~:o)))
Dave in Houston
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As in refrigerator.
Lew
"Lew Hodgett" wrote in news:4c6ae15f$0$4975 $ snipped-for-privacy@news.astraweb.com:
Oh, ijskast ...
Han wrote in news:Xns9DD7A1BDFE243ikkezelf@
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Shoot, I'm still forgetting the smileys :) :) :)
Neeee, koelkast. *S*
I think that would be "refer"
Robatoy wrote in news:2399b46b-a527-44ea-aaca- snipped-for-privacy@g17g2000yqe.googlegroups.com:
You're too young
It's sailor talk. The refrigerated food storage on a ship is called the "reefer", possibly because you put your reefer (a heavy coat--the reason it's called a "reefer" goes back to the age of sail) on to keep warm when you go into it. By extension refrigerated railcars and refrigerated trucks are sometimes called "reefers".
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 00:24:11 -0600, Lew Hodgett wrote (in article ):
And the green chile!
-Bruce
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