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Medical Forum / General / General / May 2005Suicide via cheese
I have a few questions about killing yourself with cheese. How many pounds of cheese would one have to shove up one's a.s before it kills you? Which cheese would be most effective in causing rectal-cheese toxicity? Would it be possible to recycle the cheese afterwards, and send it to Africa to feed several villages of starving blacks for years? Thanks in advance. >How many pounds of cheese would one have to shove up one's a.s before >it kills you? Six. Start now and let us know how you make out. >I have a few questions about killing yourself with cheese. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks in advance. All your questions depend on how big an a.shole you have. > >I have a few questions about killing yourself with cheese. > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > All your questions depend on how big an a.shole you have. *Are* rather than *have* I would say. ',;~}~ Shaun aRe >> All your questions depend on how big an a.shole you have. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Shaun aRe Both. (-; > >> All your questions depend on how big an a.shole you have. > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Both. (-; No sh.t ',;~}~ Shaun aRe > I have a few questions about killing yourself with cheese. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks in advance. It would take many many pounds since you seem to be a large a.shole. Stavo dormendo su un bancale di lambro quando il post di Classix mi desto' > How many pounds of cheese would one have to shove up one's a.s before > it kills you? For the amount, other posters already said all. > Which cheese would be most effective in causing rectal-cheese > toxicity? Gorgonzola or strachitunt. Also, don't forget Castelmagno.  SignatureVilco Think pink, drink rose' depends on your blood type and if the cheese is oxidized or not. what you need is a well aged blue cheese. i suggest a roquefort. roquefort papillon is something i always recommed. since those may run a bit expensive, you might want to substitute it with a gorgonzola. definitely stay away from soft, creamy cheeses like explorateur or d'affinois. for directions and amounts you have to contact the manufacturers directly. > what you need is a well aged blue cheese. i suggest a roquefort. > roquefort papillon is something i always recommed. since those may run > a bit expensive, you might want to substitute it with a gorgonzola. > definitely stay away from soft, creamy cheeses like explorateur or > d'affinois. for directions and amounts you have to contact the > manufacturers directly. Roquefort is by far my favourite ewes milk cheese, and probably my second favourite blue cheese, with quality, very well matured (until it's almost spreadable), Stilton being number one. IOW, I BLOODY LOVE ROQUEFORT! ',;~}~ Shaun aRe > Roquefort is by far my favourite ewes milk cheese, Mine too, much better than ram's milk cheese cam.b...@beer.com wrote: > > Roquefort is by far my favourite ewes milk cheese, > > Mine too, much better than ram's milk cheese Ram's cheese... um, wouldn't that be like head cheese. >Ram's cheese... um, wouldn't that be like head cheese. Must be, at least, it would be difficult to get enough semen from the ram to make some cheese of it :-) I prefer sow milk or goat milk for cheese. :-) > > Roquefort is by far my favourite ewes milk cheese, > > Mine too, much better than ram's milk cheese LOL! Don' you go tell me now that you ever tried milkin' one them thangs? Heheheh... ',;~}~ Shaun aRe -- Living Life Large Like Loud Lemon Lipped Laughter. (you can of course substitute with lime if you don't like lemons). > I have a few questions about killing yourself with cheese. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Thanks in advance. Well, if you take a classical cheese from Limburg, you might try to get hit by it and get a shock, so you might die of that. Open a door and put the cheese on it. Ignore it and go into a different room. After a while the cheese will smell horribly, and you want to have a look what causes this smell. You open the door completely, and the cheese falls down on your head and you will die of a shock. SCNR ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ Ha ha ;-) There was an old trick in high school. Take a piece of Limburg cheese and drop it down a school mate's window defroster vent in his car. I won't tell you what would happen after that ;-) Travel to the UK. Go to a branch of Kwik Save. Stand by the meat counter and inhale naturally. The bottom of the barrel meat there has been in and out of the freezer so many times that you will soon croak. This does beg the question of how the assistants survive, and I can only imagine that they are either genentically modified clones or are undead. It would be uncharitable to add, 'they certainly act it', so I won't. > Ha ha ;-) > > There was an old trick in high school. Take a piece of Limburg cheese > and drop it down a school mate's window defroster vent in his car. I > won't tell you what would happen after that ;-) > Travel to the UK. Go to a branch of Kwik Save. Stand by the meat > counter and inhale naturally. The bottom of the barrel meat there has [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > undead. It would be uncharitable to add, 'they certainly act it', so I > won't. LMAO it just sounds too funny right now. i have no idea why. on the subject of bad smell, cheese, and UK: anyone read "Three men in a boat" by Jerome K. Jerome? anyone? > > Travel to the UK. Go to a branch of Kwik Save. Stand by the meat > > counter and inhale naturally. The bottom of the barrel meat there [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > on the subject of bad smell, cheese, and UK: anyone read "Three men in > a boat" by Jerome K. Jerome? anyone? I did. It was very funny, IMO. I also read "Three Men on the Bummel" by the same author. It's about a bicycling trip to Germany, and is also hilarious (surprisingly enough). > Ha ha ;-) > > There was an old trick in high school. Take a piece of Limburg cheese > and drop it down a school mate's window defroster vent in his car. I > won't tell you what would happen after that ;-) Oh dear oh dear oh dear - who might survive this? ;-) Vera > > Ha ha ;-) > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Vera Not me - I am actually posting from a coffin. Shaun aRe >>> Ha ha ;-) >>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Not me - I am actually posting from a coffin. You see, Shaun, I am a Christian, and death has not the same meaning than it used to have for me. There is no death for Christians, and coffins have lost their horror. I am looking forward to see the Lord one day. I started a new life when I decided to live with the Lord, and my life is eternal. I live with this perspective, and it is just a wonderful thing. Life forever, together with God. What about you? What does this "coffin" that you mentioned mean? > Shaun aRe ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > You see, Shaun, I am a Christian, and death has not the same meaning than it > used to have for me. There is no death for Christians, and coffins have lost > their horror. I am looking forward to see the Lord one day. I started a new > life when I decided to live with the Lord, and my life is eternal. I live > with this perspective, and it is just a wonderful thing. Life forever, > together with God. http://www.heartmdphd.com/wtloss.asp You guys will love each other. pavane > >>> Ha ha ;-) > >>> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > What about you? What does this "coffin" that you mentioned mean? Ugh, well it *obviously* means *humour* to most, and to you, it would seem to mean, just an opportunity to preach about your faith, utterly inappropriately and without ANY relevant prompt. How did you make that massive and bizarre leap of 'logic'?!?!? Sheesh... I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. Shaun aRe -- Life is the dream you wake up to. > > >>> Ha ha ;-) > > >>> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > inappropriately and without ANY relevant prompt. How did you make that > massive and bizarre leap of 'logic'?!?!? Sheesh... A coffin is a symbol of death - that is what I thought. What is wrong with that? Of course I will teach - I am a teacher. Humour? Now I see! I was not sure how you might mean it. I think it is better to take something seriously that was meant as a joke that to take something easy that was meant seriously in this group here - right? > I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. Yes, thanks! A smiley would have cleared it up as well. There are so many misunderstandings in the newsgroups. ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > Shaun aRe > -- > Life is the dream you wake up to. do you have any cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze? I had heard of suicide by pastry... but never by cheese. > do you have any cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze? Yes, in my fridggggggggggggggggge. Would you like some? But there are holes in it. Maybe you could try to fall into one? A new method... ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > > do you have any cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze? > > Yes, in my fridggggggggggggggggge. Would you like some? But there are holes > in it. > > Maybe you could try to fall into one? A new method... oh, look here. the little saviour is now encauraging suicide. how cute. you've truly grown as a troll. congratulations. next week, you'll be awarded a full troll dimploma. > > > >>> Ha ha ;-) > > > >>> [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > A coffin is a symbol of death To me it's just a box people are often buried in, ',;~}~ > - that is what I thought. What is wrong with > that? > Of course I will teach - I am a teacher. One of my pet peeves happens to be people preaching at me uninvited, so likely my reply conveyed that mood. > Humour? Now I see! Yes! Innocent humour. > I was not sure how you might mean it. I think it is > better to take something seriously that was meant as a joke that to take > something easy that was meant seriously in this group here - right? It wasn't the misunderstanding itself I was bothered about, it was being preached at for seemingly no reason... > > I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. > > Yes, thanks! A smiley would have cleared it up as well. There are so many > misunderstandings in the newsgroups. Indeed! ',;~}~ Shaun aRe -- May all your wishes be both wise and fulfilled. >>>>>>> Ha ha ;-) >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > To me it's just a box people are often buried in, ',;~}~ Fine! For me, too. But not for most others, and how could I know what it means to you? >> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with >> that? >> Of course I will teach - I am a teacher. > > One of my pet peeves happens to be people preaching at me uninvited, > so likely my reply conveyed that mood. LOL There was something in the way you wrote the word "coffin" that made me think I had to preach. :-D >> Humour? Now I see! > > Yes! Innocent humour. I see. >> I was not sure how you might mean it. I think it is >> better to take something seriously that was meant as a joke that to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It wasn't the misunderstanding itself I was bothered about, it was > being preached at for seemingly no reason... The coffin... >>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > ',;~}~ What is that, if I may ask? It si surely not a coffin, that would look like this: ____ ~[____]~ Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or is it just you and the keyboard? How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) > Shaun aRe ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > >>>>>>> Ha ha ;-) > >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > Fine! For me, too. But not for most others, and how could I know what it > means to you? Like I care? - I'm gonna be cremated anyway, 'whether I like it or not.' apparently. > >> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with > >> that? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > There was something in the way you wrote the word "coffin" that made me > think I had to preach. :-D What could possibly be in the way I typed 'coffin' to make you think I had such a need, that is not in the word, every time it is typed? How bizarre! ',;~}~ > >> Humour? Now I see! > > > > Yes! Innocent humour. > > I see. Windowlene clear? > >> I was not sure how you might mean it. I think it is > >> better to take something seriously that was meant as a joke that to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > The coffin... Right, have *you* got some dark fetishistic ideology you personally attach to 'coffins'? I think you are projecting ',;~}~ > >>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. > >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > What is that, if I may ask? It si surely not a coffin, that would look like > this: It is a kind of smily face, on its side, eyebrow raised and smile formed in cheeky fashion, the last squiggle there to represent my 5" + long squiggly and pointed chin beard. ',;~}~ ____ > ~[____]~ ARRRGHHHHH! You actually DREW one? Surely you need saving AGAIN! And the lid came off and all zombie worms escaped. Yer forrit now gal. > Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or is it just > you and the keyboard? I dunno it's dark. > How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) I self generate - electric personality see. ',;~}~ Shaun aRe >>>>>>>>> Ha ha ;-) >>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > Like I care? - I'm gonna be cremated anyway, 'whether I like it or > not.' apparently. Oh, really? I do not mind what will happen with my dead bodyat all one day. I was with my mother when she died, and it was not her anymore. The body is just like a cover for the soul. We are forced into it, and we will get out of it when we die. That is what I think. Death is nothing to fear for me - it will come anyway one day. >>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with >>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > I had such a need, that is not in the word, every time it is typed? > How bizarre! ',;~}~ Humour, you know - nothing else. See the smiley after the sentence. Innocent humour. >>>> Humour? Now I see! >>> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Windowlene clear? Of course, if not even a little bit clearer. >>>> I was not sure how you might mean it. I think it is >>>> better to take something seriously that was meant as a joke that to [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Right, have *you* got some dark fetishistic ideology you personally > attach to 'coffins'? I think you are projecting ',;~}~ No, I have not. A coffin is just a wooden box for me. I think that coffins might also be in colours, or even painted. I do not think leaving this earth is something to be sad for. But I also do not think that life will be at an end then. This life we have is too imperfect to be the last word spoken. There will be life abundantly, and perfect - at least that is what Christians believe. >>>>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. >>>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > ',;~}~ Oh, now I see, that is a beard! YES! :-) > ____ > >> ~[____]~ > > ARRRGHHHHH! You actually DREW one? Surely you need saving AGAIN! And > the lid came off and all zombie worms escaped. Yer forrit now gal. LOL I wonder what happened with the lid... LOL >> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or is >> it just you and the keyboard? > > I dunno it's dark. I see, you can type blindly. How do you know it is the keyboard you are using there? >> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) > > I self generate - electric personality see. > > ',;~}~ Yes, I see! You are beaming from the coffin - I can see it through the worm holes, even if the lid is closed! ;-) > Shaun aRe ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > >>>>>>>>> Ha ha ;-) > >>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > Oh, really? Oh I d'no! > I do not mind what will happen with my dead bodyat all one day. Oh, me either in truth. - I was just being flippant. > I was with my mother when she died, and it was not her anymore. The body is > just like a cover for the soul. We are forced into it, and we will get out > of it when we die. That is what I think. Death is nothing to fear for me - > it will come anyway one day. I agree, although not quite in the Christian context, but, lets not get too involved in discussing religion, eh? - It gets tedious and tiresome after a while!. > >>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with > >>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Humour, you know - nothing else. See the smiley after the sentence. Innocent > humour. Yup - just like what I wrote above, heheheheh... > >>>> Humour? Now I see! > >>> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Of course, if not even a little bit clearer. Like lemon oil and vinegar, 'teensy' dash of dishsoap, hot water, brand new squeegee clear? > >>>> I was not sure how you might mean it. I think it is > >>>> better to take something seriously that was meant as a joke that to [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > No, I have not. 'Tee-hee!' > A coffin is just a wooden box for me. I think that coffins > might also be in colours, or even painted. I do not think leaving this earth > is something to be sad for. Me either, but I also don't think being on it is, either. > But I also do not think that life will be at an > end then. This life we have is too imperfect to be the last word spoken. > There will be life abundantly, and perfect - at least that is what > Christians believe. Oh, not just Christians me dear. > >>>>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. > >>>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Oh, now I see, that is a beard! YES! :-) ',;~}~ > > ____ > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > LOL > I wonder what happened with the lid... LOL Maybe some cheeky monkey with a funny beard 'haccidentalised' it off... heheheh... > >> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or is > >> it just you and the keyboard? > > > > I dunno it's dark. > > I see, you can type blindly. You look at the keyboard while typing? My mum taught me that was bad practice and I would never get my RSA doing it, heheheh... > How do you know it is the keyboard you are > using there? Because the other thing... feels better... heheh... OooOOOO! > >> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Yes, I see! You are beaming from the coffin - I can see it through the worm > holes, even if the lid is closed! ;-) I do think you are hallucinating my dear woman! Heh... Bye fer now, Shaun aRe -- Living Life Large Like Loud Lemon Lipped Laughter. >>>>>>>>>>> Ha ha ;-) >>>>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > Oh, me either in truth. - I was just being flippant. Oh, I see. >> I was with my mother when she died, and it was not her anymore. The >> body is just like a cover for the soul. We are forced into it, and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > get too involved in discussing religion, eh? - It gets tedious and > tiresome after a while!. I am a Christian 24 hours a day. So I will think like a Christian, and write like a Christian. But I do not want to discuss religion here. I am simply close to God, so I will see some things differently from you. But I am not here to evangelise or "convert" people, but I am just here to bring some light into a dark place if possible. Light, peace, love, comfort, and the chance to bring things I hear to God. >>>>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with >>>>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Yup - just like what I wrote above, heheheheh... How bizarre! LOL >>>>>> Humour? Now I see! >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Like lemon oil and vinegar, 'teensy' dash of dishsoap, hot water, > brand new squeegee clear? Hmmmmmmm....... yeah! It must be something like this. Lemon fresh clear, maybe. >>>>>> I was not sure how you might mean it. I think it is >>>>>> better to take something seriously that was meant as a joke that [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Me either, but I also don't think being on it is, either. True. I think we should try to see the good things of everything if we can. Doors may close, but others will open again. >> But I also do not think that life will be at an >> end then. This life we have is too imperfect to be the last word [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > ',;~}~ A long beard. But not as long as Methusaleh's. That was much longer. So you are not so old as he was. >>> ____ >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Maybe some cheeky monkey with a funny beard 'haccidentalised' it > off... heheheh... You mean he thought "What the hack..." and opened the lid accidentally, so he "haccidentalised it off"??? A good word creator you are! >>>> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or is >>>> it just you and the keyboard? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > You look at the keyboard while typing? My mum taught me that was bad > practice and I would never get my RSA doing it, heheheh... Well, she was right. I have never, and I have not even found out what it is. LOL >> How do you know it is the keyboard you are >> using there? > > Because the other thing... feels better... heheh... OooOOOO! O-o. >>>> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) >>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > I do think you are hallucinating my dear woman! Heh... No! I can see that!!! You have a good heart, and this is shining through there. > Bye fer now, > > Shaun aRe Bye also, ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > >> I do not mind what will happen with my dead bodyat all one day. > > > > Oh, me either in truth. - I was just being flippant. > > Oh, I see. Heheh, there ya go again! Easy innit, huh? > >> I was with my mother when she died, and it was not her anymore. The > >> body is just like a cover for the soul. We are forced into it, and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > like a Christian. But I do not want to discuss religion here. I am simply > close to God, so I will see some things differently from you. By extension you just claimed to be closer to God than I - God doesn't play favourites yaknow, God is so far above crap like that. > But I am not > here to evangelise or "convert" people, but I am just here to bring some > light into a dark place if possible. Light, peace, love, comfort, and the > chance to bring things I hear to God. I see no darkness here. > >>>>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with > >>>>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > How bizarre! LOL You are a COPYCAT AICMFP! ',;~}~ > >>>>>> Humour? Now I see! > >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Hmmmmmmm....... yeah! It must be something like this. Lemon fresh clear, > maybe. We sacked our window cleaner last year. He was posting the bill but not doing the work (apart from maybe 1 time out of 6 so as not to give it away quite so quickly). He used to 'not do' near every house in the street, but we told them all to go look at their windows (the day AFTER the cleaning round). They did, they saw, they sacked him too. Can't have our neighbours being conned like that. So our downstairs windows we do ourselves and they are sparkling. Unfortunately my wife and I are both scared to death of ladders that high, so upstairs we don't need to ever close the curtains now ',;~}~ > >> A coffin is just a wooden box for me. I think that coffins > >> might also be in colours, or even painted. I do not think leaving [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > True. I think we should try to see the good things of everything if we can. > Doors may close, but others will open again. We can live in heaven on earth if we just make that decision, IMO. > >>>>>>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. > >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > A long beard. But not as long as Methusaleh's. That was much longer. So you > are not so old as he was. You measure age in beard lenght?!? Wow, you're stranger than I thought! I am 36 years young. > >>> ____ > >>> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > You mean he thought "What the hack..." and opened the lid accidentally, so > he "haccidentalised it off"??? A good word creator you are! Thanks. Well, if there isn't a word to quite fit the gap I want to put one into, I might as well inventificate one that will. It's also good to do it just for fun ',;~}~ > >>>> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or is > >>>> it just you and the keyboard? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Well, she was right. She has her moments... heheheh... > I have never, and I have not even found out what it is. > LOL RSA? - IIRC it's some typing cert. > >> How do you know it is the keyboard you are > >> using there? > > > > Because the other thing... feels better... heheh... OooOOOO! > > O-o. Sorry, I forgot to add the almost obligatory <ahem.> to that, heheheh... > >>>> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) > >>> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > No! I can see that!!! But I swear I plugged all the holes with Polyfilla! Can't be doing with a draughty coffin... > You have a good heart, and this is shining through there. Thank you, how sweet of you to say so. I'm touched :-) I know that Life keeps me young and fresh hearted, with its little mysteries, quirks and surprises, and nature is so stunning and fascinating I don't know how I could become so blind as to be a bad person. The small things are what make my day, mostly. The Universe brought my wife and I into each other's lives. Knowing that just does something to a person, yaknow? ',;~}~ > > Bye fer now, > > > > Shaun aRe > > Bye also, I've enjoyed getting to know you some in this thread! Thank you. Shaun aRe -- May all your wishes be both wise and fulfilled. >>>> I do not mind what will happen with my dead bodyat all one day. >>> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Heheh, there ya go again! Easy innit, huh? Yeah, really! :-) >>>> I was with my mother when she died, and it was not her anymore. The >>>> body is just like a cover for the soul. We are forced into it, and [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > By extension you just claimed to be closer to God than I - God > doesn't play favourites yaknow, God is so far above crap like that. Oh, did I? Really, sorry. My fault. Of course I cannot know how close you are to God. So are you close to God? >> But I am not >> here to evangelise or "convert" people, but I am just here to bring >> some light into a dark place if possible. Light, peace, love, >> comfort, and the chance to bring things I hear to God. > > I see no darkness here. I do if people speak seriously about suicide. >>>>>>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with >>>>>>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > You are a COPYCAT AICMFP! ',;~}~ Hehehehe... how did you know? I thought you would not notice. ;-) >>>>>>>> Humour? Now I see! >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Unfortunately my wife and I are both scared to death of ladders that > high, so upstairs we don't need to ever close the curtains now ',;~}~ You you have lemmon fresh clear downstairs windows, and wonderful lemon fresh clear curtains upstais. Have you ever thought of opening the windows before cleaning them? E-hem. ;-) O-o. :-) >>>> A coffin is just a wooden box for me. I think that coffins >>>> might also be in colours, or even painted. I do not think leaving [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > We can live in heaven on earth if we just make that decision, IMO. Maybe there are also things that hinder us from it, but we can try to make the best of everything. I rely on my God and pass over everything to Him I think I cannot carry. I can still say "thank you, Lord" even if things have gone wrong in my view, because I know that God is in control, no matter what happens, and I know He will be with me, always. Sorry for my preaching again. I could not resist. :-) >>>>>>>>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. >>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > I am 36 years young. A teenager! :-) I am a little older. 49. >>>>> ____ >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > put one into, I might as well inventificate one that will. It's also > good to do it just for fun ',;~}~ Oh yes, you are doing it so well! :-) You must be a poet. >>>>>> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or >>>>>> is it just you and the keyboard? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > She has her moments... heheheh... All mothers have. LOL >> I have never, and I have not even found out what it is. >> LOL > > RSA? - IIRC it's some typing cert. I understand. No, I have to look which keys I hit. But the white letters on my black keyboard are dissolving and I have to repaint them again and again, then fix them with Scotch film. If I fail, my texts might look something like this: udfhfr8((Uu()(88)Ujyjncjferf uh uhh f ßwqdp dfrit tu gm t rz ko 9 k //(7YYipxscfvb JKLU//b I have typed this really very fast - can you see that? I think I would pass this typing test. Who could type faster that I? >>>> How do you know it is the keyboard you are >>>> using there? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Sorry, I forgot to add the almost obligatory <ahem.> to that, > heheheh... O-o. >>>>>> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > But I swear I plugged all the holes with Polyfilla! Can't be doing > with a draughty coffin... But it is not draughty - the light is shining from inside out.:-) >> You have a good heart, and this is shining through there. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > fascinating I don't know how I could become so blind as to be a bad > person. The small things are what make my day, mostly. It is mostly the small things that make a whole in the end, I think. One little thing comes to the other. Yes, nature is so beautiful. What is really important? I think we only see that when we are missing it. > The Universe brought my wife and I into each other's lives. Knowing > that just does something to a person, yaknow? ',;~}~ I am glad to see that you love your wife. Congratulation that you found her! Love is the strongest power in the whole universe. >>> Bye fer now, >>> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I've enjoyed getting to know you some in this thread! Thank you. Same here, Shaun - and I have to thank you. I am really honoured to meeting you. > Shaun aRe ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > >>>> I do not mind what will happen with my dead bodyat all one day. > >>> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Yeah, really! :-) I 'saw' this morning - popped my eyes open the instant my wife pulled the bedroom blinds aside to check the weather status. Now, the sun comes up right across from that window, so I got a direct, early morning, first opening of the eye full of direct, glaring sun shine. It was like being punched! I've still got one sore eye that has a green and purple splodge right in the middle of it. Oh yeah, I screamed heheheheh... > >>>> I was with my mother when she died, and it was not her anymore. The > >>>> body is just like a cover for the soul. We are forced into it, and [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Oh, did I? Really, sorry. My fault. Of course I cannot know how close you > are to God. So are you close to God? God is all there is, was and ever will be, IMO. So with that in mind, I am in, of, and with God all the time. All is one, boundaries are illusion. That's the way I see it. ',;~}~ Ain't life just GRAND?!? Heheheh! > >> But I am not > >> here to evangelise or "convert" people, but I am just here to bring [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I do if people speak seriously about suicide. Pain ;-( > >>>>>>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with > >>>>>>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Hehehehe... how did you know? I thought you would not notice. ;-) I have a sharp and shrewd mind and eye, heheheh... > >>>>>>>> Humour? Now I see! > >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > Have you ever thought of opening the windows before cleaning them? > E-hem. ;-) O-o. :-) Only a narrow portion across the top opens, and it is restricted in how far it can, too - there is no way to reach through and clean the outside - we have tried... heheh.. > >>>> A coffin is just a wooden box for me. I think that coffins > >>>> might also be in colours, or even painted. I do not think leaving [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Sorry for my preaching again. I could not resist. :-) I think we likely share very similar views/beliefs, just I am not a Christian and you are. I don't believe the benevelent all cares what books we read, or what name we give it, though. I also do not believe it is judgemental, rather any 'hell' we encounter or dwell within, is entirely of our own making, and the way to 'heaven' is by choice - we have to choose to accept what is rather than fight it, and accept that we are not alone, but rather a part of 'the all', and it will flow within us and us along with it. (this is likely where we differ) I'm still working on making the right choices, and living it though, heheheheh... but, life is a journey - there is no end - we only stop learning when we think we know it all - we of course never will. I have had some very tough times in life so far, and some things now are far from easy on me and those I care about. I still thank life and the Universe, 'the all' for all it does and has done for me and mine - I do truly feel blessed. I apologise also for my little bit of 'almost preaching'. > >>>>>>>>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my doubts. > >>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > A teenager! :-) Heheheh, NO! I really wouldn't live those years again even if I could! I'm happier the older I get, things make more and more sense with the passing of the years, and loving well and right becomes so much easier. > I am a little older. 49. See - not much in it? > >>>>> ____ > >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Oh yes, you are doing it so well! :-) You must be a poet. <Cough>! I like to write, for fun - all sorts, be it Usenet posts or the odd short story etc. Hardly a poet though, not by a long stretch - the only ones I've written realy, are more humorous (well hopefully) rhymes. <digs around and pulls out a couple old faitfulls> May I take this opportunity to apologise in advance for the following? ',;~}~ 'John' This is about John, And it is a poem, But I didn't write it, Because I don't know him. <Ahem...> And a uhhhmm, favourite <double cough!> 'Norman is an Island' Oh Norman, Why are you surrounded by water, When you have no wife or daughter, And you know you shouldn't oughta, Be surrounded by water? Norman Is an Island! You can stop crying now Vera! I've put the other ones away. Sorry... </hands Vera kleenex and a hug> > >>>>>> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or > >>>>>> is it just you and the keyboard? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > All mothers have. LOL If you take the meaning of 'moment' as (loosely) pivotal point, then it used to be my father, until she divorced him. She was right about that, too LOL! > >> I have never, and I have not even found out what it is. > >> LOL > > > > RSA? - IIRC it's some typing cert. > > I understand. No, I have to look which keys I hit. Oh, me too, but saying that didn't fit the purposes of the comment, heheheh... Well, the more time spend on a keyboard (<cough> Usenet), the less I need to look at it, but I still only se 2-4 fingers... > But the white letters on > my black keyboard are dissolving and I have to repaint them again and again, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > dfrit tu gm t rz ko 9 k //(7YYipxscfvb JKLU//b New k/b? They're quite cheap really. I think this one cost about £4 + tax, but the boss (my Dad) bought it, so it wasn't about to dare to be more expensive ',;~}~ > I have typed this really very fast - can you see that? I think I would pass > this typing test. Who could type faster that I? Well I am sure I could at least give you a run for your money! Heheheh, but I'm always making typos and having to go back and correct them... > >>>>>> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) > >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > But it is not draughty - the light is shining from inside out.:-) Phew! I'm OK again then... > >> You have a good heart, and this is shining through there. > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > It is mostly the small things that make a whole in the end, I think. One > little thing comes to the other. Yes, nature is so beautiful. My wife, Kath, I catch her smiling at me when I get lost in excitement, wonder and awe at an unusual little pebble, a flower, all sorts - she says I turn back into a giddly little boy soon as I get amongst the little glories of everyday life. > What is really important? I think we only see that when we are missing it. Indeed. > > The Universe brought my wife and I into each other's lives. Knowing > > that just does something to a person, yaknow? ',;~}~ > > I am glad to see that you love your wife. Congratulation that you found her! Thanks, but it wasn't *my* doing! Too many *coincidences* were involved for it to be our doing or a matter of accident. Within minues of meeting we were finishing each other's sentences off, punch lines to each other's quips - it was like we had never not known each other. And yet, just before we met, we were both extremely nevous - it just dissolved as soon as we layed eyes on each other. No accidents, no mistakes, no 'coincidences' - the Universe conspired well to see us two together. Neither of us doubts that for a nano second. > Love is the strongest power in the whole universe. <G!> > >>> Bye fer now, > >>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Same here, Shaun - and I have to thank you. I am really honoured to meeting > you. Now you made me blush ',;~}~ Shaun aRe -- Life is the dream you wake up to. >>>>>> I do not mind what will happen with my dead bodyat all one day. >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > green and purple splodge right in the middle of it. Oh yeah, I > screamed heheheheh... ROTOFL!!!!!!!! Mybe you should take a phone book and have a look for another window cleaner... Another method would be to change the glass. That is easy. Take a stone and throw it at the window. It will crash into thousand peaces. Then you simply have to sweep that away, put the new glass in and be happy. :-) That is a quick was, too! >>>>>> I was with my mother when she died, and it was not her anymore. >>>>>> The body is just like a cover for the soul. We are forced into [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > I am in, of, and with God all the time. All is one, boundaries are > illusion. That's the way I see it. ',;~}~ That is the way I once saw it. I agree that there would be nothing without God. > Ain't life just GRAND?!? Heheheh! Oh yes, it can be so wonderful!!! >>>> But I am not >>>> here to evangelise or "convert" people, but I am just here to bring [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Pain ;-( :-P >>>>>>>>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with >>>>>>>>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > I have a sharp and shrewd mind and eye, heheheh... Oh, how bizarre! LOL [I wonder if you really find out what I have changed there... Hahaha.] >>>>>>>>>> Humour? Now I see! >>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > how far it can, too - there is no way to reach through and clean the > outside - we have tried... heheh.. Well, try the other method above. Really, it might also be the cheapest version. And just think of the rebate you will get if you order more than ten glasses for that window at once! >>>>>> A coffin is just a wooden box for me. I think that coffins >>>>>> might also be in colours, or even painted. I do not think leaving [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > heheheheh... but, life is a journey - there is no end - we only stop > learning when we think we know it all - we of course never will. Yes, life is a journey. I compared it with a puzzle. When you find another part, you feel much joy. But what is the whole of it? I know what you are talking about above - I have been through all of that. I write this poem years ago, just before I became a Christian - maybe you can find yourself in it a little: The Wave of Love It was sent, that wave, by her - the wave of love. It is flooding the earth, coating it well - the wave of love. It is protecting the earth, taking it, then piling up at places where it can find same and breaks there, foaming, just to get back to her with stronger power whispering: WE ARE ONE! And it was sent that wave by her - the wave of love... written by Vera before knowing Jesus This was a translation only - the original version is in German. > I have had some very tough times in life so far, and some things now > are far from easy on me and those I care about. I still thank life > and the Universe, 'the all' for all it does and has done for me and > mine - I do truly feel blessed. Same here, but I thank my Lord Jesus Christ for it. How can the universe do something for you? Is it a person? > I apologise also for my little bit of 'almost preaching'. Well, you do not have to apologise for it. >>>>>>>>>>> I hope that clears that up for you, although I have my >>>>>>>>>>> doubts. [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > with the passing of the years, and loving well and right becomes so > much easier. Yes, 36 is a very good age. If we only could remain 36. When I was 36, my son was one year old! Have you got any children? >> I am a little older. 49. > > See - not much in it? There were so many tings in thes 49 years like people would have in 180. But who the heck is 180? >>>>>>> ____ >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > May I take this opportunity to apologise in advance for the following? > ',;~}~ :-) Of course. LOL > 'John' > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > <Ahem...> LOL Very good - you hae me ROTFLOL > And a uhhhmm, favourite <double cough!> > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > You can stop crying now Vera! I've put the other ones away. Sorry... :-D Too bad, I really like them!!! :-) > </hands Vera kleenex and a hug> Oh yes, thanks fro the kleenex. :´-) And thanks for the hug! I think I neded that after the reading. :-D >>>>>>>> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or >>>>>>>> is it just you and the keyboard? [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > it used to be my father, until she divorced him. She was right about > that, too LOL! LOL!!! You have really a good kind of humour. I like it! >>>> I have never, and I have not even found out what it is. >>>> LOL [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Well, the more time spend on a keyboard (<cough> Usenet), the less I > need to look at it, but I still only se 2-4 fingers... I see some more fingers, especially those of my left hand. I could type faster a while ago - but with all the guessing of the letters now... >> But the white letters on >> my black keyboard are dissolving and I have to repaint them again [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > tax, but the boss (my Dad) bought it, so it wasn't about to dare to > be more expensive ',;~}~ Haha... yes, they are not really expensive. But somehow I like my keyboard. >> I have typed this really very fast - can you see that? I think I >> would pass this typing test. Who could type faster that I? > > Well I am sure I could at least give you a run for your money! > Heheheh, but I'm always making typos and having to go back and > correct them... Oh, you should see me!!! >>>>>>>> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Phew! I'm OK again then... Okay. How bizarre! LOL >>>> You have a good heart, and this is shining through there. >>> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > sorts - she says I turn back into a giddly little boy soon as I get > amongst the little glories of everyday life. That sounds so wonderful. Funny, I can really see you there, in your bed with your wife, opening your eyes and trying to look out of that window, hand in hand. :-) I could swear that the blanket is yellow. No? Not? Poor guess... >> What is really important? I think we only see that when we are >> missing it. > > Indeed. So most people are not aware what they have. I thank my God for all I have - He gives it to me every day anew. >>> The Universe brought my wife and I into each other's lives. Knowing >>> that just does something to a person, yaknow? ',;~}~ [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > well to see us two together. Neither of us doubts that for a nano > second. Well, as I get from this, you do not believe in coincidences? Really, that looks more you were made for one another. :-) I believe in a planner, a constructor of all, not in accidents. >> Love is the strongest power in the whole universe. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Now you made me blush ',;~}~ Oh, I did not mean to - but I really feel honoured. You are a special person, one with the heart on the right spot. Your wife can really be happy to have you. > Shaun aRe ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ <snipped about 500 lines> Why don't you f.cking take it to email and raise the signal to noise ratio? You first dummy. > <snipped about 500 lines> > > Why don't you f.cking take it to email and raise the signal to noise > ratio? > <snipped about 500 lines> > > Why don't you f.cking take it to email and raise the signal to noise > ratio? Why don't you simply block me? Or ignore me? You do not have to open my posts, do ya? What else can I do for you, maybe? What is so offensive for you in what I write? Is it that I am a Christian? Or more that I am not unhappy like you are? Come and share a little of my happoness with me. Try to make a joke about yourself, and you will see that many things that hurt you have lost their spine. Laughing is the best medicine. Really. Try it out. ~ vera ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de ~ ~ http://www.acc-growing-deeper.de/Israel.htm ~ ~ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/Growing-Deeper ~ ~ http://www.e-sword.net ~ > > <snipped about 500 lines> > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Laughing is the best medicine. Really. Try it out. I most heartily concur. ',;~}~ Shaun aRe > <snipped about 500 lines> > > Why don't you f.cking take it to email and raise the signal to noise > ratio? I have a better idea - why don't you read a post that you have zero interest in then complain about it? It's surely got to beat putting in the huge and vast effort of just plain ignoring it, heheheh... Cheers! Shaun aRe >> <snipped about 500 lines> >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Shaun aRe Maybe Cetus does not know how to ignore a post... :-) Cheers! ~ vera ~ > >>>>>> I do not mind what will happen with my dead bodyat all one day. > >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Mybe you should take a phone book and have a look for another window > cleaner... But, the sun still came through the window! > Another method would be to change the glass. That is easy. Take a stone and > throw it at the window. It will crash into thousand peaces. Then you simply > have to sweep that away, put the new glass in and be happy. :-) That is a > quick was, too! Now why didn't I think of that LOL?!? ',;~}~ > > Ain't life just GRAND?!? Heheheh! > > Oh yes, it can be so wonderful!!! ',;~}~ > >>>>>>>>>> - that is what I thought. What is wrong with > >>>>>>>>>> that? [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > [I wonder if you really find out what I have changed there... Hahaha.] You wonder? Oh, ',;~}~ > >>>>>>>>>> Humour? Now I see! > >>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > version. And just think of the rebate you will get if you order more than > ten glasses for that window at once! I think you may actually have gone completely mad over the weekend, heheheheh.... > >>>>>> A coffin is just a wooden box for me. I think that coffins > >>>>>> might also be in colours, or even painted. I do not think leaving [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > written by Vera > before knowing Jesus > This was a translation only - the original version is in German. I like it, thanks. <Smile> > > I have had some very tough times in life so far, and some things now > > are far from easy on me and those I care about. I still thank life [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > How can the universe do something for you? Is it a person? Can only people, 'do'? > > I apologise also for my little bit of 'almost preaching'. > [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > Yes, 36 is a very good age. If we only could remain 36. When I was 36, my > son was one year old! Have you got any children? Not of my own, but my wife has a 13 y/o daughter, Taryn. I love her and treat her as if she were my own daughter the best I can though. Kath and I are however trying for a child together. > >> I am a little older. 49. > > > > See - not much in it? > > There were so many tings in thes 49 years like people would have in 180. But > who the heck is 180? Heheheh, indeed! > >>>>>>> ____ > >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > > Very good - you hae me ROTFLOL Thanks, I am glad, heheh... > > And a uhhhmm, favourite <double cough!> > > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > :-D Too bad, I really like them!!! :-) Humour is something I would be lost without. My day is a good one if I make someone smile, better still if I have them laughing. > > </hands Vera kleenex and a hug> > > Oh yes, thanks fro the kleenex. :´-) And thanks for the hug! I think I neded > that after the reading. :-D Heheheh... > >>>>>>>> Question: Have you got the whole computer inside there, too, or > >>>>>>>> is it just you and the keyboard? [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > You have really a good kind of humour. I like it! I am flattered. <G!> > >>>> I have never, and I have not even found out what it is. > >>>> LOL [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > I see some more fingers, especially those of my left hand. I could type > faster a while ago - but with all the guessing of the letters now... Yes, funny I sould type a (use!) typo while typing about typing, huh? > >> But the white letters on > >> my black keyboard are dissolving and I have to repaint them again [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Haha... yes, they are not really expensive. But somehow I like my keyboard. I get used to them and new ones I find difficult. However, my keyboards seem to have a thing for coffee, so I have to get new ones fairly often... > >> I have typed this really very fast - can you see that? I think I > >> would pass this typing test. Who could type faster that I? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Oh, you should see me!!! <waves!> ',;~}~ > >>>>>>>> How do you manage to get electricity there? ;-) > >>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Okay. How bizarre! LOL LOL! STOBBIT ALREADY, heheheheheh... > >>>> You have a good heart, and this is shining through there. > >>> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > hand in hand. :-) I could swear that the blanket is yellow. No? Not? Poor > guess... It would depend on the day - we have all colours, but I don't think we have yellow, funnily enough! We have red, cream, blue, brown, green, purple though... heheh... > >> What is really important? I think we only see that when we are > >> missing it. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Well, as I get from this, you do not believe in coincidences? Some, yes I do, but I also believe in a benevolent, conscious Universe that gives us a nudge along from time to time. > Really, that looks more you were made for one another. :-) We were! > I believe in a planner, a constructor of all, not in accidents. > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > person, one with the heart on the right spot. Your wife can really be happy > to have you. Then thanks again. I also am honoured - great to chat with one so open, genuine and caring. Shaun aRe -- May all your wishes be both wise and fulfilled. >Ha ha ;-) > >There was an old trick in high school. Take a piece of Limburg cheese >and drop it down a school mate's window defroster vent in his car. I >won't tell you what would happen after that ;-) Get a piece of Norwegian "Gammelost" and try that! :: On 19 Apr 2005 20:51:43 -0700, "Soho's Neon Glow" :: <nevermore2005@myway.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] :: :: Get a piece of Norwegian "Gammelost" and try that! Is it the same as the brown Mes cheese made from goat whey which has a revolting sweat taste? I have eaten that for a couple of times and I survived! SignatureJuhana > Is it the same as the brown Mes cheese made from goat whey which has a > revolting sweat taste? I have eaten that for a couple of times and I > survived! Fine, but did you stick it up your a.s? (-; ::: Is it the same as the brown Mes cheese made from goat whey which ::: has a revolting sweet taste? I have eaten that for a couple of ::: times and I survived! :: Fine, but did you stick it up your a.s? (-; You seem to know that from experience. :-) SignatureJuhana >Is it the same as the brown Mes cheese made from goat whey which has a >revolting sweat taste? I have eaten that for a couple of times and I >survived! No, it is fermented by Mucor gammelostii But, yes. It has really revolting smell and even more taste (at least to me) >Is it the same as the brown Mes cheese made from goat whey which has a >revolting sweat taste? I have eaten that for a couple of times and I >survived! Ekte geitost is not the same as Gammelost. http://www.hormel.com/kitchen/glossary.asp?id=35121&catitemid= http://nordlandslag.tripod.com/index22.html :: On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 07:46:49 +0300, "Juhana Harju" :: <shantigiri@despammed.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] :: http://www.hormel.com/kitchen/glossary.asp?id=35121&catitemid= :: http://nordlandslag.tripod.com/index22.html Takker så mye, Alf, det vaer interessant. SignatureJuhana >:: Ekte geitost is not the same as Gammelost. >:: http://www.hormel.com/kitchen/glossary.asp?id=35121&catitemid= >:: http://nordlandslag.tripod.com/index22.html > >Takker så mye, Alf, det vaer interessant. Værsågod :-) |
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