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Denny wrote:
Cranberry wrote:I did search, actually, but I got a lot of hits to the tune with a similar name.
Three pages, I believe, it was on the 2nd.

I did have the advantage of knowing that I had not posted about the reel and that Nano was on the thread.

...and the biggy... that there was a thread.
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There are 351 matches on 8 pages for "ivy leaf."
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djm wrote:
Steve Shaw wrote:Ivy leaves are somewhat poisonous by the way. Blow 'em but don't chew 'em!
But ... but ... don't littlelambseativy? :boggle:

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Cranberry wrote:
Denny wrote:
Cranberry wrote:I did search, actually, but I got a lot of hits to the tune with a similar name.
Three pages, I believe, it was on the 2nd.

I did have the advantage of knowing that I had not posted about the reel and that Nano was on the thread.

...and the biggy... that there was a thread.
:D
There are 351 matches on 8 pages for "ivy leaf."
46 if you go with "Search for all terms"

okay 4 pages, with only one post on the 4th page

and only 11 hits if you search for "ivy leaf -reel" (without the quotes)
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That's a very touching story. And what I heard of the leaf sounded good to me.

Though I'll never think of the term "leaf blower" quite the same again.
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djm wrote:
Steve Shaw wrote:Ivy leaves are somewhat poisonous by the way. Blow 'em but don't chew 'em!
But ... but ... don't littlelambseativy? :boggle:

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That's a myth, hon. We eat sushi.
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Lambchop wrote:
djm wrote:
Steve Shaw wrote:Ivy leaves are somewhat poisonous by the way. Blow 'em but don't chew 'em!
But ... but ... don't littlelambseativy? :boggle:

djm
That's a myth, hon. We eat sushi.
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Lambchop wrote:
djm wrote:
Steve Shaw wrote:Ivy leaves are somewhat poisonous by the way. Blow 'em but don't chew 'em!
But ... but ... don't littlelambseativy? :boggle:

djm
That's a myth, hon. We eat sushi.
Washed down with copious quantities of a crisp white bordeaux, I would hope. (Forget that sake; that stuff is nasty.)
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Lambchop wrote:That's a myth, hon. We eat sushi.
OMG! What will we tell the kids? :o

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gonzo914 wrote:
Lambchop wrote:
djm wrote: But ... but ... don't littlelambseativy? :boggle:

djm
That's a myth, hon. We eat sushi.
Washed down with copious quantities of a crisp white bordeaux, I would hope. (Forget that sake; that stuff is nasty.)
crisp? Is this some kind of wine flavored potato chip?
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djm wrote:
Lambchop wrote:That's a myth, hon. We eat sushi.
OMG! What will we tell the kids? :o

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Tell them to eat the ivy.
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Mares eat oats
and does eat oats

perpetuate the myth
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gonzo914 wrote:
Washed down with copious quantities of a crisp white bordeaux, I would hope. (Forget that sake; that stuff is nasty.)
I think most sake is pretty hard to drink..it must be an acquired taste.

But, our local sushi place has saki tastings on tuesdays..you can get 6 shots of six different sakes for 6 bucks...and a couple of them were actually quite tasty. My wife wrote them down in her ever-present palm pilot, so we could get them later if we ran into them.
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Denny wrote:perpetuate the myth
Mareseatoats and doeseatoats
And littlelambseatsushi
A kidlleatsushi too.
Wouldn't you?

(Actually, I wouldn't. Fish parasites are particularly nasty.)

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djm wrote:(Actually, I wouldn't. Fish parasites are particularly nasty.)
Sigh. Must we go over this again? Sushi is not raw fish. It is rice, veggies, and maybe -- not definitely, just maybe -- cooked seafood or even chicken, served with a sauce you mix up from soy sauce and wasabi (it's hot). Often served with pickled ginger slices.

One of my favorites is avocado, cucumber, and carrot matchsticks, wrapped in sticky rice.

Another is romaine, carrot, and cucumber, with cooked shrimp in a nearly transparent spring roll wrapper.

Sashimi is the kind with raw fish. Here, anyway. Bleah.
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