Re: [cia-drugs] Re: Fintan
mark urban wrote: In NYC most pizza places use commercial mozzarella that tastes and feels far different from the beautiful soft, fresh mozzarella served as an appetizer with tomato and mint. Aside from Wolfgang Puck's or a few boutique pizza places, most restaurants never put fresh mozzarella into a pizza pie - too expensive to be economically feasible. An interesting note - when I was a boy, our next door neighbor was an italian lady who used to bake sicilian pizza in her home oven. Her secret was that instead of using mozzarella, she used muenster cheese, which tastes very much like mozzarella when melted. This just goes to show you that what we call muenster cheese in the US is probably just crap compared to what Barbara gets in Europe. Furthermore, the pizza that I have eaten all my life is far different from what people in Naples call Pizza - we have a fixation with tomato sauce that just does not exist in Italy. The last time I went to New York I lay down under the Ideagram and took a picture looking up at the WTC towers with the Ideagram suggesting that one day the two towers might lean toward each other and touch at the top and fall down. What Idea was the Ideagram supposed to represent? Was I wrong? Yes, the towers fell straight down. Sad. Ironic but Tony's NY Pizza is the best here, and NY means Italian where Italian means Palestinian! No tomato sauce at Tony's. No canned or bottled tomatoes or olives, either. In Northern Virginia there are some Tony's NY Pizza places which employ only Italians, mostly they have the accent, and they say what high grade of real mozzarella cheese they use. They also only use fresh olives and tomatoes, with the euro insistence on fresh. Not the minced bottled black olives or the small green rubber olives with a pimento, but sliced big real olives that taste like a fruit because they are fruit. Mama Mia's Italian is Palestinian, so NY means Italian. I wonder if Luciano's sign is kelly green, shamrock green, not Italian green, because it's near Ed Wilson's 1970's ONI-owned heroin and cocaine outlet now gentrified into The Victorians, and near my girlfriend's dad's house who was CIA and mafia, and her brother was mafia, and she got a job at CIA in Rosslyn after she got out of the penitentiary where she landed after a botched armed robbery. Possibly that's shamrock green, across the street from the cemetary in the middle of which is a small house where we met amicably with the boys from the next town over for a deal that was too big even for us(which smacked of too good to be true just after RW got let go after FBI caught him on the Amtrak with four monster suitcases of marijuana, so we passed it up). But I'm not a dress- maker so I wouldn't know what color of green it is. Sue the dress-maker. Big Bite has the best steak and cheese I've ever eaten but they're been everything from Iraqi and Egyptian to some other mideastern now, and nearby is Lebanese Andy's Pizza. Over in SE DC, Youni's, but all the mideastern pizza places have fantastic bread. Youni is a great guy, so was Kamil the Iraqi. Youni serves dessert on plates, has table cloths, and has an upper room where presidents have been photographed and Jesse Jackson, but there's no room for secret service agents. I guess they just closed the place and surrounded it. Cheaper than Domino's but you get to talk to a statesman and eat off of plates and be remembered for the rest of your life. It's like going to Japan, don't complain about the price of steak in Japan, just get what they eat. Try the mideastern specialties. My neighbor's been giving me the toughest cuts of organic dog meat the past few months, and I was so glad I had listened to the Tex-Mex guys who came up during the localized oil country recession in the 80's. They softened up flank steak with lemon juice, and I've been soaking the top round dog meat for four hours and then the rest of it looks like maybe just saviche it overnight, then barbecue it. That last few months of $130,000 credit card debt was exciting. I've never landed a cessna much less a jumbo. Maybe I'll just discard the two last pieces of meat, they're worse than top round, which you can't find in stores. I could barely slice the top round into loosely adhered fajita strips with a very sharp knife. After the lemon juice it was ok, kind of bland for alleged red meat. -Bob --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: LeaNder wrote: --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], mark urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hopsicker lays out numerous facts. He believes that Atta's drug involvement changed his personality from meticulous control freak to vengeful psychopath. Remember the dismembered kittens story? In other words, cocaine induced psychosis explains Atta's personality change. thanks Mark, concerning cabbage I am an absolute fan of savoy cabbage and I never noticed it stinks. Maybe a bit?!?... if it is reheated - my father
[cia-drugs] Re: Fintan
The thing that saddens me most is how the bastards have completely compromised the election process in America. Computerized voting without a papertrail is so easy to manipulate that the creeps cannot resist doing it. I used to think that an informed public could overcome the elite deviants; however, I doubt it will ever happen. There is some serious gnashing of the teeth kind of trouble in the offing where putting food in one's mouth and finding a warm place to sleep will eclipse truth seeking and the pursuit of justice. I am cynical because my kids are inheriting a world that is much worse than the one I inherited. -- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, LeaNder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, mark urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hopsicker lays out numerous facts. He believes that Atta's drug involvement changed his personality from meticulous control freak to vengeful psychopath. Remember the dismembered kittens story? In other words, cocaine induced psychosis explains Atta's personality change. thanks Mark, concerning cabbage I am an absolute fan of savoy cabbage and I never noticed it stinks. Maybe a bit?!?... if it is reheated - my father insists with broad grin and satisfied face: That's when it tastes best! AND we do love Munster cheese from Alsace too. Many people have problems with it's odeur even a mile off. Lovely, I tell you! It's a pleasure to see you are still around. And thanks for devoting your time! private note: The pope is over Makom Cologne. He just visited the synagogue around the corner. The demand from the Jewish side is that the archives concerning 1933-1945 are opened. What strings are pulled in Argentine during the last decades that we should not really want to find out more about their special deals or about alternatively as US and Israel intel thinks a Iraq connections in bombing, entangled via it's authoritative columns and it's respective representatives (police, jurisdiction)? A friend over here - later artist - went to the police instead to military. He secretly kept a secret (verboten!)diary. He published it anonymous: Ach we gut dass niemand weiss, dass ich Rumpelstilzchen heiß! Rumpelstiltken (spelling?!). One of his colleagues a really funny guy - ?hmmm - lived a little keg in the machinery of street trade layers. The funny cop kept telling him, when he had to stay out of the scene. That was in Hamburg, end of the seventies early eighties. Whatever happened to him? But reading the anonymous training manual, sounded frightening, and you perfectly understood that it wasn't wanted or expected to be read ever! Were else was the germane police mind set indoctrinated? You sound much more cynical lately, who has stolen your sense of humor? hoping I did not steal too much of your time! How about releasing a copy of Death Alliance? http://www.secure.bookcrossing.com/store/ ne'multes KRAUT de Cologne Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ~-- font face=arial size=-1a href=http://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=12hbumv8d/M=362329.6886306.7839369.3040540/D=groups/S=1705372463:TM/Y=YAHOO/EXP=1124509252/A=2894321/R=0/SIG=11dvsfulr/*http://youthnoise.com/page.php?page_id=1992 Fair play? Video games influencing politics. Click and talk back!/a./font ~- Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/ * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
[cia-drugs] Re: Fintan
In NYC most pizza places use commercial mozzarella that tastes and feels far different from the beautiful soft, fresh mozzarella served as an appetizer with tomato and mint. Aside from Wolfgang Puck's or a few boutique pizza places, most restaurants never put fresh mozzarella into a pizza pie - too expensive to be economically feasible. An interesting note - when I was a boy, our next door neighbor was an italian lady who used to bake sicilian pizza in her home oven. Her secret was that instead of using mozzarella, she used muenster cheese, which tastes very much like mozzarella when melted. This just goes to show you that what we call muenster cheese in the US is probably just crap compared to what Barbara gets in Europe. Furthermore, the pizza that I have eaten all my life is far different from what people in Naples call Pizza - we have a fixation with tomato sauce that just does not exist in Italy. --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: LeaNder wrote: --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, mark urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hopsicker lays out numerous facts. He believes that Atta's drug involvement changed his personality from meticulous control freak to vengeful psychopath. Remember the dismembered kittens story? In other words, cocaine induced psychosis explains Atta's personality change. thanks Mark, concerning cabbage I am an absolute fan of savoy cabbage and I never noticed it stinks. Maybe a bit?!?... if it is reheated - my father insists with broad grin and satisfied face: That's when it tastes best! AND we do love Munster cheese from Alsace too. Many people have problems with it's odeur even a mile off. Lovely, I tell you! I like stewed cabbage. Whatever cheap meat is used for flavoring is not important. None is fine. Use a pressure cooker and then open it near a window or outside(in the hallway or alley). There was an article recently about French and Swiss cheeses decreasing steadily in variety due to bigcorp propaganda against starting cheese from raw milk with live bacteria. Live good bacteria competes with bad bacteria so that raw milk cheese lasts longer, even in the refrigerator, than nazi bigcorp's dead cheese. Bacteria have something to do with the flavor. Nazis would save us from flavor. We would all have the same safe, dead cheese, and pay more for it for the great effort made to secure it from all bacterial contamination, alleged to be harmful, not flavorful or preservative(by means of competititon). Zero crime is unbalanced. A mixture of good and bad bacteria is safer and tastes better and lasts longer in or out of the refrigerator(the slammer). Simple. But what is the relationship of bacteria, flavor, and stench? Cheese stench is the last refuge of a scoundrel. Just when things were getting simple. Cold War cartoons taught children to despise Limberger cheese. Unless that's from Alsace-Lorraine, it's not French. Could it be simply the stinkiest and nothing more? Muenster is not even the butt of derision, it's very common in stores here. The yogurt cheese which is my staple is probably made from raw milk, as yogurt would seem to mean. We have specifically made from raw milk cheeses from France and Switzerland, very nice. The difference between an Italian pizza restaurant and various mideastern pizza places(Lebanese, Palestinian, Iraqi, Egyptian) is that the Italians use real imported high grade Italian cheese. I don't know if it's made from raw milk. I think that France is down to less than ten percent raw milk cheese. The first step to radiating all cheese at the grocery checkout is keychain barcode tags tied to political databasing and discounts. For our protection from deadly Osama and Saddam bacteria of course. -Bob Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ~-- font face=arial size=-1a href=http://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=12hg70f1d/M=362329.6886306.7839369.3040540/D=groups/S=1705372463:TM/Y=YAHOO/EXP=1124511032/A=2894321/R=0/SIG=11dvsfulr/*http://youthnoise.com/page.php?page_id=1992 Fair play? Video games influencing politics. Click and talk back!/a./font ~- Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/ * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
