I'm a bit slow

"Takayuki" wrote in message
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"badwilson" wrote:
.... I notice that you're trying to emphasize the *bad* portion of your
name. (Perhaps trying to differentiate yourself from Debbie?)

Tak,
Think *B*ritta *a*nd *D*ennis. Put the first letters of the words together
and you get "bad." This has been Britta's sig for a long time.
Annie

Takayuki wrote:

"badwilson" wrote:

Hmmm, I don't know if they have mice in Thailand. I know they have rats
though, humungous rats the size of 2 month old kittens! I see them at the
market all the time. I'd be really worried if I started seeing them in the
house though!

Does that mean that there are rats crawling all around the market, or
that they sell rats at the market (for food??)

I notice that you're trying to emphasize the *bad* portion of your
name. (Perhaps trying to differentiate yourself from Debbie?)

Believe me, I'm no angel ;-)))

Deb.
--
http://www.scientific-art.com

"He looked a fierce and quarrelsome cat, but claw he never would;
He only bit the ones he loved, because they tasted good." S. Greenfield

Re your first paragraph, Britta....this is terrible but I just can't resist:
is it possible that the rats could "taste like chicken"? (nationwide USA
joke).



"badwilson" wrote in message
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: "Takayuki" wrote in message
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: "badwilson" wrote:
:
: Hmmm, I don't know if they have mice in Thailand. I know they have
rats
: though, humungous rats the size of 2 month old kittens! I see them at
: the
: market all the time. I'd be really worried if I started seeing them in
: the
: house though!
:
: Does that mean that there are rats crawling all around the market, or
: that they sell rats at the market (for food??)
:
: I notice that you're trying to emphasize the *bad* portion of your
: name. (Perhaps trying to differentiate yourself from Debbie?)
:
: No, they don't sell them for food, thank goodness. I think Thailand is
: prosperous enough for people to not have to resort to eating rats. There
: always seems to be plenty of chicken, pork and seafood available. Mind
you,
: less chicken nowadays :-(
: The rats seem to come up from holes in the ground, I'm guessing from the
: sewers. Often one will scurry across my path and disappear again.
Doesn't
: bother me too much, I wash my meat and vegetables before eating ;-)
: About the stars before and after the bad, that's just for spam protection.
: I figured people would figure out to remove the stars before emailing me,
so
: then I wouldn't have to put anything about how to reply to me in my sig
: line.
: --
: Britta
: Check out pictures of Vino at:
: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album
:
:
:
:
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"Hopitus2" wrote in message
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Re your first paragraph, Britta....this is terrible but I just can't
resist:
is it possible that the rats could "taste like chicken"? (nationwide USA
joke).

Ok, the rats are big, but they are not *that* big ;-) Oh, and usually they
don't have wings either, LOL!
--
Britta
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

"Hopitus2" wrote
Re your first paragraph, Britta....this is terrible but I just can't
resist:
is it possible that the rats could "taste like chicken"? (nationwide USA
joke).

Exactly what I was thinking! )

--
Marina

April, cat I used to have did something similar.
I went to bed one night and she got under covers shortly thereafter. She
started jumping around under sheets and wouldn't settle down. I turned
on light and pulled back covers and she had a live mouse under sheets. I
don't suppose I am terribly afraid of mice but I don't particularly
enjoy them under the sheets. Serena and Sonscere' have never seen a
mouse but they come down hallway at about 4AM with a cloth ball in
their mouth and make that sound like they have caught something live.
Then I have to get out of bed and play ball for half an hour.

My photo albums
http://public.fotki.com/Sonscere/

"IIt's not love that causes the pain
Whenever a heart has been shattered,
It's the losing of love that's to blame." VG

badwilson wrote:

There always seems to be plenty of chicken, pork and seafood available.
Mind you, less chicken nowadays :-(

Why less chicken? (Did I miss something?)

Joyce

wrote in message
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badwilson wrote:

There always seems to be plenty of chicken, pork and seafood available.
Mind you, less chicken nowadays :-(

Why less chicken? (Did I miss something?)

Joyce

Well it's because of that bird flu. Seems that there's a mass hysteria here
now and many people are not selling chicken anymore. Maybe it's because
they are killing all the chickens off trying to get rid of the flu, I don't
know. Thank goodness Tesco (big British supermarket chain) still sells the
boneless skinless chicken breasts that I eat so much of.
--
Britta
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album

On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 00:32:14 -0800, badwilson wrote
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wrote in message
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badwilson wrote:

There always seems to be plenty of chicken, pork and seafood available.
Mind you, less chicken nowadays :-(

Why less chicken? (Did I miss something?)

Joyce

Well it's because of that bird flu. Seems that there's a mass hysteria here
now and many people are not selling chicken anymore. Maybe it's because
they are killing all the chickens off trying to get rid of the flu, I don't
know. Thank goodness Tesco (big British supermarket chain) still sells the
boneless skinless chicken breasts that I eat so much of.

They did kill most of the chickens on farms in Thailand. Made the news
all the way over here.

Hopitus2 wrote:
ROFL - maybe that's a "worldwide" joke, then.

I think you may be right, it's certainly a long standing joke here in the UK
as well. :-)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Milo & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.