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Originally posted by Flabby
Sorry widget, you're so last week.
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Originally posted by Red
RNSOA
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If you can please none of the people most of the time, without trashing them too terribly personally...
... then it seems to me that you have to be close to the heart of the matter. 😉
Or... Two wrongs don't make a left 😀
Originally posted by widgetWang tong moo choo tai gow..
Originally posted by Flabby
Sorry widget, you're so last week.
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Originally posted by Red
RNSOA
Just being posted by widget
If you can please none of the people most of the time, without trashing them too terribly personally...
... then it seems to me that you have to be close to the heart of the matter. 😉
[b]Or... Two wrongs don't make a left 😀[/b]
or
Zah?
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Originally posted by PhlabibitSALT LAKE CITY
Deviled Hamming.
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"Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble says Utahns spread false rumors that the company is associated with Satanism. Procter & Gamble is suing the Utahns for libel and unfair competition.
Procter & Gamble is suing the Utahns for libel and unfair competition.
The Utahns, who are associated with a competitor of proctor and gamble, deny libeling anybody, and say they are protected by the first amendment...beginning in the 1980s, Procter & Gamble had a problem. People said the company was connected to devil worship, and they pointed to a company logo adopted in 1851. Rumor mongers said in the bottom of the beard here you can make out 666, the number of the devil. Procter & Gamble had to give up the logo.
In the trial inside, proctor and gamble says that leaders of freedom tools and freedom associates, both based in Ogden, sent messages to each other in 1995, slandering Procter & Gamble. The people who allegedly sent the messages are associated with Amway, a corporate competitor of Procter & Gamble.
The messages repeated an old rumor that the president of proctor and gamble appeared here on the old Phil Donahue talk show, and said he would "come out of the closet" and admit his company was Satanist, and gave a lot of its profits to the church of Satan."
Why am I not surprised? 😉 And where are the little horny emoticons when I need them....
"In culinary context the word "deviled" first appears in print in 1786; by 1820 Washington Irving has used the word in his Sketchbook to describe a highly seasoned dish similar to a curry...It seems clear the term "devil" doesn't mean your food is satanic, unless of course you use sea cucumbers or banana slugs or other demonic ingredients."
For these kind of foods I'd recommend a red Chilean Carmenere or a spicy Argentinian Malbec 😵
"Mmmmm, devil ham. Do you think they call it that in SaltLakeCity or is it called Mormoned Ham?"