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To: Tadsamillionaire who wrote (44)	7/19/2001 2:53:24 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) of 123

Tim re They bought out my favorite food and Micro, Cougans A traumatic experience I am sure, I hope the new arrangement works out. What do you mean by "porter" btw. Do you mean like draught Guinness? That would be called a "Stout" beer here. I noticed a big difference in the product between what is sold in the UK than in Ireland. Both I find good though. Porter is sometimes called (used to be called) "entire" and it's history here goes back a couple of hundred years. Usually a murky brown color. I'm referring here to a book written by both Roger Protz and Graham Wheeler who explain how to make the stuff... I have done and it was simple magic. I need to lose some weight before I make it again -g-

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