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Rex:
>Nieft / Secola (Kirt) opened another can of worms---perhaps as a diversionary
>tactic:
Diversionary tactic? LOL
>> ...Rex can probably explain why excellent quality raw food,
>> whether tomato or salmon fillet, prefers to age/dry instead of rot.
>Arrange with Tom Billings to disable his "gotcha" computer key for a few days
Naw, you need Tom's gotcha key to keep you honest! ;)
>and I'll tie together a few wild theories about mummies, Nile flooding, cats,
>cancer, and pyramids that'll get you to laughing---and thinking.
Hmmm...I'm always a sucker for a wild theory, but what about the whole
tomatoes which shivel in perfect formation (analogous to how, say, a leg of
lamb may dry for months while hung) without succumbing to microbal attacks
and diversionary tactics?
BTW, are these wild theories what I can expect if I subscribe to Acres?
Cheers,
Kirt
Secola /\ Nieft
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