OT-ok! Some-1 wants me to change this formerly SIGNIFICANT t

you wanna continue this nonsense? DO YOUR WORST DUDE!

Amar, you know that my best wisdom goes from posting nonsense…

Like the best of Swiss comes from putting cheese around holes.

Or money around bubbles.

Now, just to please you, just ask me and I’ll change this thread’s title.

yeah:-) change it to:

where did the moose loose his fingernails?

We call the below, maggots in grease in the army. Is that chessey enough!


http://www.harrisonburg.k12.va.us/water/2-lunches/mac-cheese.jpg

MarkB

You’d be surprised by the fauna abounding in some real “farm” cheese in remote areas of French and Corsican mountains…
The little (1-2 mm) white bugs, insects in fact that dwelled in some cheese from Auvergne used to gross us out, in boarding high school…
Then the cook told us these cutie-bugs were called “artisans” (i.e. craftsmen) by the farmers, so we’d eat the whole meal without picking too much in it :smiley:

On 2003-02-06 11:31, brianormond wrote:
Amar-
-Acme is defined as the highest point of achievement or development, as in the acme of one’s career, or more appropriate to the board perhaps, the acme of one’s musical skills or the acme of a musical style. It has a Greek root, “akm-”.

You don’t fool me. I see no mention at all of zits.

cheezy French thread…Ha! Change two letters and its a fast-food taste sensation!

On 2003-02-06 11:04, Zubivka wrote:
No… it’s just one of the brands once registered by a mom-and-pop business, Mr Acme ands Mrs Edna Pinnacle.

There’re Acme bricks, Acme feeds, and Acme paper towel dispensers (we used to have one).

On 2003-02-11 02:51, Zubivka wrote:
You’d be surprised by the fauna abounding in some real “farm” cheese in remote areas of French and Corsican mountains…
The little (1-2 mm) white bugs, insects in fact that dwelled in some cheese from Auvergne used to gross us out, in boarding high school…
Then the cook told us these cutie-bugs were called “artisans” (i.e. craftsmen) by the farmers, so we’d eat the whole meal without picking too much in it > :smiley:

arhh.. them be cheese mites, them be.
now listed as endangered I think (read an article on them last year sometime)

Bon appétit!

errm .. “…thought to be quite harmless..”

is that in the same way that ddt was? :smiley:
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[ This Message was edited by: rbm on 2003-02-11 10:29 ]