Speaking of pigs, have you eaten a German bratwurst, lately?
Fortunately thirty years ago when I was in Europe Mickey D's was firmly
in place. Their Wienerschnitzel wasn't too bad though, kind of like what
the Southerners called chicken fried steak. And I saw lots of fat
Germans, having to use suspenders to hold up their pants, and that's
impression I thought we all have, or the little fat wine maker. No?
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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Paul Bielec wrote:
>
> Pigs eat a lot and anything...just as most Americans do...
> I remember last Summer at a baseball game, there was a group of american
> kids 6 or 7 yo. More than half of them were way overweighted. I bet most of
> them would be dead after 5 minutes of any sport activity.
> In Europe, people eat a lot byt they prefer home cooked meals to the fast
> food

 

Speaking of pigs, have you eaten a German bratwurst, lately?
Fortunately thirty years ago when I was in Europe Mickey D's was firmly
in place. Their Wienerschnitzel wasn't too bad though, kind of like what
the Southerners called chicken fried steak. And I saw lots of fat
Germans, having to use suspenders to hold up their pants, and that's
impression I thought we all have, or the little fat wine maker. No?
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Paul Bielec wrote:
>
> Pigs eat a lot and anything...just as most Americans do...
> I remember last Summer at a baseball game, there was a group of american
> kids 6 or 7 yo. More than half of them were way overweighted. I bet most of
> them would be dead after 5 minutes of any sport activity.
> In Europe, people eat a lot byt they prefer home cooked meals to the fast
> food

 

Speaking of pigs, have you eaten a German bratwurst, lately?
Fortunately thirty years ago when I was in Europe Mickey D's was firmly
in place. Their Wienerschnitzel wasn't too bad though, kind of like what
the Southerners called chicken fried steak. And I saw lots of fat
Germans, having to use suspenders to hold up their pants, and that's
impression I thought we all have, or the little fat wine maker. No?
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Paul Bielec wrote:
>
> Pigs eat a lot and anything...just as most Americans do...
> I remember last Summer at a baseball game, there was a group of american
> kids 6 or 7 yo. More than half of them were way overweighted. I bet most of
> them would be dead after 5 minutes of any sport activity.
> In Europe, people eat a lot byt they prefer home cooked meals to the fast
> food

 

To All:
Please remove: rec.autos.makers.jeep+****** newsgroup from these
cross postings that have nothing to do with ******.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jonnie Santos wrote:
>
> To All:
>
> Please remove the Saturn newsgroup from these cross postings that have
> nothing to do with Saturn.
>
> Thanks.

 

To All:
Please remove: rec.autos.makers.jeep+****** newsgroup from these
cross postings that have nothing to do with ******.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jonnie Santos wrote:
>
> To All:
>
> Please remove the Saturn newsgroup from these cross postings that have
> nothing to do with Saturn.
>
> Thanks.

 

To All:
Please remove: rec.autos.makers.jeep+****** newsgroup from these
cross postings that have nothing to do with ******.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jonnie Santos wrote:
>
> To All:
>
> Please remove the Saturn newsgroup from these cross postings that have
> nothing to do with Saturn.
>
> Thanks.

 

Gus wrote:
> Baudolino wrote:
>
>> "Martin Boer" <martin@mtpi7115.kpn.com> wrote in message
>> news:bn0ea0$e9d$1@news.kpn.com...
>>
>>
>>> And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
>>> me.
>>> Martin
>>> The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.
>>>
>>
>> Amen, even cab drivers in Manhattan are more well behaved (and
>> slower) than the average dutch granny.
>
> Thereby putting the thrill back in driving - thanks, Dutch grannies.

I can just remember the little Dutch Grannij (!), rubber bands wound tight
in the DAF66 clipping the front of my friend's Lotus Europa, careening
across the pavement towards the supermarket door, and then the brake lights
going on!

--
Rickety

 

Gus wrote:
> Baudolino wrote:
>
>> "Martin Boer" <martin@mtpi7115.kpn.com> wrote in message
>> news:bn0ea0$e9d$1@news.kpn.com...
>>
>>
>>> And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
>>> me.
>>> Martin
>>> The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.
>>>
>>
>> Amen, even cab drivers in Manhattan are more well behaved (and
>> slower) than the average dutch granny.
>
> Thereby putting the thrill back in driving - thanks, Dutch grannies.

I can just remember the little Dutch Grannij (!), rubber bands wound tight
in the DAF66 clipping the front of my friend's Lotus Europa, careening
across the pavement towards the supermarket door, and then the brake lights
going on!

--
Rickety

 

Gus wrote:
> Baudolino wrote:
>
>> "Martin Boer" <martin@mtpi7115.kpn.com> wrote in message
>> news:bn0ea0$e9d$1@news.kpn.com...
>>
>>
>>> And in my own country... well... driving through NY was relaxing for
>>> me.
>>> Martin
>>> The Netherlands, Stratus 2.5V6.
>>>
>>
>> Amen, even cab drivers in Manhattan are more well behaved (and
>> slower) than the average dutch granny.
>
> Thereby putting the thrill back in driving - thanks, Dutch grannies.

I can just remember the little Dutch Grannij (!), rubber bands wound tight
in the DAF66 clipping the front of my friend's Lotus Europa, careening
across the pavement towards the supermarket door, and then the brake lights
going on!

--
Rickety

 

Jonnie Santos wrote:
> To All:
>
> Please remove the Saturn newsgroup from these cross postings that have
> nothing to do with Saturn.
>
> Thanks.
>
>

Or any other ng on the list for that matter.

Matt