[geeks] The word BRITISH and FOOD Do not belong in the same sentence.

[Gary Nichols]

True - I always forget about the humidity in Texas.  Here in AZ, it' 100+ 
(about 115 in the summer) and ZERO humidity.  It's like living in an oven 
set to 350 degrees.  

One of my favorite things to do when I have out of town guests is to walk 
outside carrying a spray can of crisco, a dozen eggs and some sausage 
links.

Them: "Ummm what are ya doing?"
Me: "Making breakfast!"

I then proceed to go out to my driveway, crisco a nice 10x10 inch square 
and drop some eggs and links.  Cooks in minutes.  No sheat.




 > From: "Amy" <scoobydoo at ohno.mrbill.net>
> > On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Gary Nichols wrote:
> >
> > > <pissed off scottsman voice>
> > >
> > > Aye, ya wee girls!  Is it too hot for yea?
> > > In Phoenix on Sunday it hit 100 and it's just April!
> > > Stop yur whinin' now!
> > >
> > > </pissed off scottsman voice>
> >
> > Bear in mind it's a little more humid here than in Arizona :/
> 
> 
> And no Scotsman in his right mind would expose himself to those sorts of
> temperatures. As a card-carrying Viewpark boy I find *British* summers too hot
> half the time.
> 
> Will. (aka Wully.)