> > > yellow and green squash. Luckily there was a very nice
> > > chilpotle salsa that didn't have anything to go with it,
> > > so I drowned a few slices of the green in the sauce, which
> > > took good care of the sauce but not the zucchini.
> > It least you put it out of your misery.
> 
> Didn't put me out of my misery, though.
>
Drowned it in sour cream first?

> > though - much safer since I can sometimes trip over my own two 
feet 
> > on flat ground. 
> 
> Could be worse. You could have one foot ... or three.

Some days it feels like it!
 
> > Gravity.  Easier to get around the tax code.
> 
> The problem with design is that unintended consequences
> can come of intended ones.

And generally do, depending on who the designer was and how 
competent.
 
> > > I knew people who knew Angela Davis. My committee
> > > chair's (0) great-aunt (1) was friends with Huey Long (2).
> > I never got within shouting distance of either, possibly just as 
> > well.  
> 
> I've been within shouting distance of Angela Davis but
> not of Juey Long, who was dead at the time. I have put my
> fingers in the bullet holes made during his assassination,
> sort of like what Thomas did.

Except Huey wasn't in the same league as Thomas's boss.  
 
>       Title: Spicy and Sour Shrimp Soup
>  Categories: Vietnamese, Soups/stews, Fish/sea
>       Yield: 6 servings
> 
>            Stephen Ceideburg                   1 lg Ripe tomato, 

Now that's a name I haven't seen in yoinks. RIP dude.
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