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"OldFortuneTeller" <oldfortunetel…@aol.com> wrote in message

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HEATHEN!  <G> Poutine (at least, the Quebec version,) is made by half filling a bowl with double-cooked fries, sprinkling with fresh cheddar curd, topping the bowl off with more fries, piling more curd on top, and dousing the whole mess ("mess" being the literal translation of "poutine") liberally with hot gravy. Comfort food simply does not come any better.  :-) ((U))   M

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Michael wrote: > > What’s poutine? Is it like Ovaltine? > HEATHEN!  <G> > Poutine (at least, the Quebec version,) is made by half filling a bowl with > double-cooked fries, sprinkling with fresh cheddar curd, topping the bowl > off with more fries, piling more curd on top, and dousing the whole mess > ("mess" being the literal translation of "poutine") liberally with hot > gravy. > Comfort food simply does not come any better.  :-)

I thought Poutine was your president! — Kathie kkt@tds[DON'T_SPAM_IT'S_NOT_NICE].net         [take out what doesn't belong]

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On 05 Mar 2003 22:32:52 GMT, oldfortunetel…@aol.com (OldFortuneTeller) wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->         << side of poutine? >> >What’s poutine? Is it like Ovaltine?

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Didn’t Ted Nugent write a song about it: "Wang, Dang, Sweet Poutine?" <wink> Chris "OldFortuneTeller" <oldfortunetel…@aol.com> wrote in message

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -"KT" <adfa…@adfa.com> wrote in message news:[email protected]… > Michael wrote: > > > What’s poutine? Is it like Ovaltine? > > HEATHEN!  <G> > > Poutine (at least, the Quebec version,) is made by half filling a bowl with > > double-cooked fries, sprinkling with fresh cheddar curd, topping the bowl > > off with more fries, piling more curd on top, and dousing the whole mess > > ("mess" being the literal translation of "poutine") liberally with hot > > gravy. > > Comfort food simply does not come any better.  :-) > I thought Poutine was your president!

Funny… so did GW Bush.   ((U))   M

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Michael wrote: > > > Comfort food simply does not come any better.  :-) > > I thought Poutine was your president! > Funny… so did GW Bush.  

THAT’S where I heard it!   — Kathie kkt@tds[DON'T_SPAM_IT'S_NOT_NICE].net         [take out what doesn't belong]

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Oui,Oui. We have to literally spell it out down here. French Fries, melted cheese with gravy. I’ll try calling them "Poutine" and see if any of the joints that I frequent are "worldly" enough to comprendo. Did you read that in some part of my country that some yokels refuse to call French Fries, French Fries because we’re supposed to be pissed off at the French for not supporting the Iraq invasion. Supposed to call ‘em "LIBERTY FRIES." I am so embarrassed. Long live Canada!

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On 06 Mar 2003 14:40:52 GMT, oldfortunetel…@aol.com (OldFortuneTeller) wrote in alt.support.mult-sclerosis: >Oui,Oui. >We have to literally spell it out down here. >French Fries, melted cheese with gravy. >I’ll try calling them "Poutine" and see if any of the joints that I frequent >are "worldly" enough to comprendo.

You might also notify the local ambulance service to have them in attendance while you clog your arteries.  They can give you 1500 volts upside the nipples when you have the coronary — those ambulance guys really know how to party! — Spelling and grammatical errors are deliberate to catch copyright violators.

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