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#150425 11/18/05 01:55 PM
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Christian BB and 4X4ers here
People who drive Jeeps over huge rocks pray a lot?

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Well if they don't they probably should.

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Well if they don't they probably should.



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well, here at home I have the ads again, but they're for forums, etc. let's get back to breakfast! or at least pots and pans!


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#150429 11/18/05 09:18 PM
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Last year I bought a couple of those bright red "as seen on TV!" pots that have a drainer built into the top (there's a lever on the side you can move to slide it open or shut). Great idea, but they suck. The teflon lining quickly eroded and the tops don't fit on securely. I'm gonna plant something in them, I guess.

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"The only pots and pans one ought ever buy are those which are intended to wear so well that they will eventually become a part of the decedent chef's estate."

~1 Father Steve on Culinaria 427 (2005).

#150431 11/18/05 10:30 PM
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pots that have a drainer built into the top Ack--sorry you had to find out the hard way, but glad to have the info. I've always just set a colander in the sink and dumped the contents out of the pot into and through it. That's what my mom did, so...'s'good enough for me.

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I used one of those at a friends earlier this year, and it was great. this one was built a bit differently than you describe, with the strainer more of a collar on the lid, with a slight spout built into the edge of the pot. the coating seemed fine. not sure of the brand, however.

(still bulletin board/forum ads...)

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#150433 11/19/05 12:32 AM
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Getting there ........

Quick Cooking Recipes
Trends in food and cooking from experts in the culinary industry.
www.chefs.com

Fireplace Directory
A directory of websites offering information on fireplaces & hearths
www.homeproductsguide.com

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interesting, because I got:

Community Software
Interactive community software Hosted and Licensed. Free demo.

Cork-Vinyl-Fabric Boards
Factory Direct Sales - 800-393-4868 Free Shipping All Sizes - Styles

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and I'm going to suggest we remove the urls when pasting, cuz that'll just skew things.


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