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To: Ken Adams who wrote (167583)	10/8/2008 5:29:15 PM
From: Neeka	Respond to of 225578

I bet they were morels. Morels love to grow in old burnouts. And morels are very, very delicious. Nutty/buttery.........yummy. If I had a hybrid car I'd drive to Kansas and bring a bunch home that way. But I'm going to have to freeze them or dry them and pay to have them shipped on the plane. The people I will be visiting say they get 5 gallon buckets full.

To: Ken Adams who wrote (167583)	10/9/2008 6:36:29 AM
From: Oral Roberts	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

I was sitting at our little bar at the resort when Peggy walked in the door with a brown bag full of mushrooms. She brought them over and said, "aren't these just beautiful?" I agreed they looked nice but she asked me if I knew anything about mushrooms and I said I don't which is why I don't pick any. She then asked if anyone in there knew anything and an old guy sitting at the end said he was a mushroom picker. She brought them down for him to look at and said, "aren't they beautiful?" He said, "well yes I guess they look pretty nice." She said, "can I eat them?" He paused for about a 3 count and said, "yes I suppose you could eat them." About another 3 count and he said, "but then you'll die." I sprayed beer about half way across the bar:)