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To: Gauguin who wrote (13678)	10/18/1998 5:23:00 PM
From: Gauguin	Respond to of 71178

Ooops. It's Kalamata or Calamata, not Kalmata. I was thinking, people always spell that wrong. So I tried to remember what they do wrong, and I took the second "a". ("took"?) tooked I think. I say things wrongly after I look them up, thinking "Be careful how you pronounce this. Remember." Yah; right. Me and Dan Quayle, darnit.

To: Gauguin who wrote (13678)	10/19/1998 1:39:00 PM
From: Gauguin	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 71178

Food fight!!! For bragging rights: (I need to pick something I have a chance with.) Sunday dinner. OK. Homemade (just put that in front of everything): ~ Filo pizza with fresh basil pesto, garden tomatoes, kalamatas, feta; ~ Soup of velvet smoothe butternut and more garden tomatoes; flavored amply, buxomly, with fresh ginger (had to walk to the store to get enough, and mon ginger is getting cheap ~ and hey, let me tell you how it's grown sometime......oh boy!!!); ~ um, didn't have time to make the green salad, because we walked in the sunshine and I passed out appetizing repartee. But you get one every other meal, so you'll live; ~ and a surprise denouement of German Chocolate Cake (frosted it myself; coconut and pecans). Cake "frosting". Hmm. Funny. You may have a piece for breakfast. Not an chicken embryo or cow nursing-effluent in sight. Not only am I well fed, Five Star Feedlot+, I am HOLY. I bet I'd taste good. I'm preening my tail now. Oh, and a seven dollar pool-sized bottle of Chilean cabernet from my cellars, Costco. It was SO BIG I couldn't drink the whole thing. You may have some for breakfast.