Tribe.net. Local Connections Vern http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros/thread/505aad8c-089a-4946-a76f-970630b7b29b 2006-01-02T23:39:56Z 2006-01-02T02:18:01Z

<div>Yep, compy is screwed, will stay in touch as I can. Saving for new one/new components. Happy New One, kids!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros">Kitchen Pros and the People Who Love 'Em</a> - 1 reply </div>

Vern 2006-01-02T02:18:01Z alex_wench http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros/thread/5082d254-8dac-43bb-aeea-e48909a0b741 2005-12-06T06:33:51Z 2005-11-13T01:17:43Z

<div>What are some of the more interesting injuries that you or people you know/have worked with have gotten? <br/> <br/>i had a guy that fell from on top of the grill and "landed" on the tall broom handle of the grill brush ... yikes</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros">Kitchen Pros and the People Who Love 'Em</a> - 12 replies </div>

alex_wench 2005-11-13T01:17:43Z Vern http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros/thread/df78fa17-b8a3-48ac-8840-0e6cbf5b39f3 2005-11-28T02:29:30Z 2005-11-22T06:55:23Z

<div>So we get this memo at the pizza mine, for the Winter Holiday Social Gathering.... <br/> <br/>"The anonymous Winter Holiday gift exchange program will be initiated soon..." I laughed my ass off. <br/> <br/>I remember back in the day, it was called the Christmas Party, and we all had 'Secret Santas', but what do I know? <br/>All praise the Glorious People's Foodservice Collective! <br/>Sorry, it's late and I'm rambling. <br/> <br/>And BTW... on CNN today I saw a piece about the 'most dangerous places to live in America' Richmond? 5th. WTF, kids?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros">Kitchen Pros and the People Who Love 'Em</a> - 6 replies </div>

Vern 2005-11-22T06:55:23Z 6 http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros/thread/3021cb47-8e30-43d4-9bf9-40d4e5e8e715 2005-11-13T12:59:38Z 2005-11-13T03:54:17Z

<div>ELEPHANT STEW ! <br/>A Yummie Recipe for those Really Big Entertaining Occasions! <br/> <br/>Secure one large elephant, clean and cut into small cubes. This will take about 2 months. Put in large kettle and simmer over kerosene heat at 465 degrees for 14 weeks. About an hour before serving, add a few bushels of your favorite vegetables, make gravy and cover. This will feed 36,851 people. If more meat is needed, add 2 rabbits, but ONLY IF NECESSARY, since very few people care for hare in their stew. <br/> <br/>* Please note: This is an old East African recipe from back in the time when there were so darn many elephants you couldn't keep them from trampling through your back yard and knocking down your clothesline and smushing your flower beds. Now of course, we try to protect elephants, .. but . . . if one should happen to konk his noggin falling into your swimming pool, and you have no other alternatives, . . well, then the above recipe might be just the ticket. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros">Kitchen Pros and the People Who Love 'Em</a> - 2 replies </div>

6 2005-11-13T03:54:17Z Vern http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros/thread/b63d6f34-3787-411c-af79-09017c65b2a3 2005-11-12T22:22:16Z 2005-11-11T21:06:41Z

<div>Well, well, this should be an interesting tribe... Kinda drawing a blank on the "People Who Love Them" part right now, unless it's faceless masses thinking, "DAMN that's a tasty pie!" <br/> <br/>...And another thing: Have y'all seen the recent spate of Burger King commercials? Plumb damn creepy, if ya ask me. Plastic cheesy half-grinnin' royalty standing behind the tree the lumberjack just cut down--then he pulls a sandwich out of his ass....'meat, on top of meat, on top of meat'. Or catching the winning touchdown pass. Maybe it's just me, but it doesn't make me want to run out to BK and catch a burger. Just sayin'. <br/> <br/>Oh, BTW, howdy!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://tribes.tribe.net/kitchenpros">Kitchen Pros and the People Who Love 'Em</a> - 3 replies </div>

Vern 2005-11-11T21:06:41Z