Date:         Fri, 5 Jun 1998 11:35:17 -0700
Reply-To:     marcus <marcus46@FREEWWWEB.COM>
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From:         marcus <marcus46@FREEWWWEB.COM>
Subject:      Re: Re. What food...
Comments: To: Calle Fallberg <calle.fallberg@SWIPNET.SE>
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And I thought Europeans didn't understand American some times strange
sense of humor. Who needs Jerry,George and Kramer I haven't laughed so
hard in years. And what really funny, I think some people were serious.
Now I don't know Ken but I suspect a power greater than heor I was behine
this. In other words we all need to lighten up.Well I got to go, Darell is
in the kitchen and my other brother Darell is setting the tables and I
have to go find more supplies.

Calle Fallberg wrote:

> Hi
> Well, I kinda disagrees with the "roadkill" guys.
> "Kinda"  since I think that if you´ve no better ideas, go down to your
> grocery store and try and fing some German specialitys!
> That way you could feel really VWísh!
> The base being a sixpac of german beer ( even though domestic will do
> just fine) some garlic hot dogs and  a can of "sauerkraut" to top it
> off!
> The later being cabbage that they did some nasty things to in order to
> get that "roadkill smell":-(
> Or go for just plain can-food, hot dogs or the kind of "freeze-dried"
> food that the backpackers use, often found in sports- stores!
> The main thing I believe is not what you eat but that you use your
> Westie for recreation and fun!!
> You could always take a quickie at Mcdonalds, Burger King or som other
> junkfood place if you´re starving!
> So
> Out there and enjoy :-)
> Calle, -88 Vanagon,Saab, Volvo,  4 Belgian Shephards, girfriend, house
> etc.
> Mullhyttan SWEDEN