Re: Rowdy -"Vittles"
From Prudence <lo-...@erols.com-slamspam>
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· 7 Sep 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove> wrote in message news:37d4acbb@206.103.97.91... > > Prudence <lo-...@erols.com-slamspam> wrote in message news:7r1s1g$oba$1...@winter.news.rcn.net... > > > > Jonathon! if i knew you were fixing to blast and roast a cat I would > > armed the putty with something! hmmmmm...thinking about a film > > now...'The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover'... ;) > > > > Prudence > > aka Lorraine had no clue > > > I ain't seen this movie, but it sounds like "Eating Raoul". > Anyway, I guess you just don't know about tamales. The onliest > way you kin make a proper tamale, is with catmeat. > > Cat - it's the "other" red meat. > > JRO > oglesbee@ > mail.fullnet.net > Well, after seeing Raoul, The Cook is on a much grander scale ;) Prudence 'no tamales please!' Preservation of /\-/\ Ascii {-|-} Animals `-` > >
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