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Hi Folks,
 
 I will be in London for a series of meetings and what-not the week of 5/7, Monday thru Thursday. Specifically, I have set aside Thursday as a personal day to tool around and enjoy myself. If anyone on the list from Londontown wishes to get together and hoist a few and/or break bread that day, 5/10, please email me. I would enjoy meeting some more folks from the list or seeing old friends.
 
 cheers,
 
 fritZ
 
 
  
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In a message dated 4/30/2007 8:35:58 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
fdoddy@... writes:

Hi  Folks,

I will be in London for a series of meetings and what-not  the week of 5/7, 
Monday thru Thursday.  Specifically, I have set aside  Thursday as a personal 
day to tool around and enjoy myself.  If anyone on  the list from Londontown 
wishes to get together and hoist a few and/or break  bread that day, 5/10, 
please email me.  I would enjoy meeting some more  folks from the list or seeing 
old  friends.

cheers,

fritZ



Fritz,
 
While you're there, please score some potted meat. Also, Spam seems to be a  
main staple over there. See if it's any different from the Hormel variety.
 
Frank



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On 1 May 2007, at 02:24, lsf5275@... wrote: 
> While you're there, please score some potted meat. Also, Spam seems to 
> be a main staple over there. See if it's any different from the Hormel 
> variety.

Our Spam is also made by Hormel. It's possibly the classiest US import 
we receive after McD's. Thanks for your help in the war lads, but the 
evil Boche has been defeated for some sixty years now, so you can stop 
sending your recovery parcels. The powdered egg is shite too.

For real revoltingness you must seek out a pot of Shipphams meat or 
fish paste. If you're really keen on revese peristalsis, the far rarer 
brand of Far North potted "meats" never fails to get results.

Cx

http://www.s-club.co.uk
        Sundae Club*
         PO Box 862
         Cheltenham
           GL52 2XT

On Tue, 1 May 2007, Colin Crawford wrote:

>
> On 1 May 2007, at 02:24, lsf5275@... wrote:�
> > While you're there, please score some potted meat. Also, Spam seems to
> > be a main staple over there. See if it's any different from the Hormel
> > variety.


fritz:
just be very very careful not to pick up spotted dick ;0)

[is that the oldest english food joke?]

...jeff

Rick Blechta wrote:

>  On May 1, 2007, at 9:41 AM, lsf5275@... wrote:
>
>> MMMMMM. I'm simply drooling over the idea of fish paste. When I think
>> seafood, that's going to be the 1st thing that come to mind. Oops, sorry. Do
>> you eat that or use it to stick stuff together? Over here we make paste out
>> of horse hooves. It tastes awful!
>>
> Frank, Frank, Frank. Come on. Use your head. You use the stuff to reassemble
> fish that have somehow fallen apart. Because of fish paste, it's practically
> unknown in the UK to find a fish that isn't in one piece. Why, I've heard some
> stories that would just astound you. Granted, none of them have anything to do
> with broken fish, but they I guarantee they would astound you. Rick PS I'm
> currently working on a formulation for Fritz paste. If he ever comes apart, I
> promise I'll be ready!
>
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> Hi Rick et al,     Is this the "Gefilte Fritz" I heard about in the
> stalls of Montezuma ??
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>   PPS I'm close to finishing up my latest project which involves a process I'm
> calling Martinizing. We hope to make the announcement in two weeks.
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> Has anybody checked Google Earth recently if JB is still under
> the Rover effecting repairs ?    BTW, many dry-cleaning shops here
> in the 1960s  featured Martinizing .   Something about squeezing
> things together between rolling objects. Sounds like tapes,pinch roller,
> and capstans.....Also sound like,......nah, I won't go there !
>
> Cheers,  -- Hedley Lamarr   ( that's HEDLEY !)

Hey Rick:

Isn't that Martinizing project only suppose to take 1 hour?

And I didn't know they hired JB to fix that balloon monster Rover for that TV show The Prisoner! If he's under it he better hope it doesn't bring him back to the Village!

I've got a Dinky Toy of that silly mini jeep in that show. I'm going to go play with it now. :)

Be seeing you!!

Rick Blechta wrote:

PPS I'm close to finishing up my latest project which involves a process I'm calling Martinizing. We hope to make the announcement in two weeks.

Has anybody checked Google Earth recently if JB is still under
the Rover effecting repairs ?

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