>I doubt Mickey D's uses Angus beef ;-)

No, but I think the petroleum waste product that they do use in their simulated faux meat-like product comes from North Sea oil, so maybe that counts.


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>>>Yeah, regional insularity is pretty much a myth anymore. Growing up in Cleveland Chinese food meant Chung-king chowmein in a can. Now there is a Chinese place here in my suburb with food as good as I've had in Singapore, Bangkok or Hong Kong (where I hear you can get good MacDonalds and KFC <g>). Kind of nice.
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>>>>>>Well, I'll be preaching about CyberWatch anyway. Here's the last email I got from one of the ladies from Temple Israel:
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>>>>>Dont' know which surprises me more - that Tennessee has enough Jews to have a synagogue or that they have so few they have to dip into the goyim pool for speakers <bg>
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>>>>Well, we aren't NYC or South Florida, but there are quite a few here. I do some consulting with a couple and my CPA is jewish. Memphis is fast becoming a melting pot though, Asians, Hispanic, Indian, Pakistani, etc.
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>>>>>>I''m not sure if you got my last e-mail I never got a response. We are looking forward to hearing you speak on Sunday at 10:00. Temple Israel is located at1376 East Massey Lane. We hope you can speak for 20 minutes and we are hoping for atleast 100 woman ranging in age from 20-80 years old. If u need anytype of audio visual equipment please let me know asap so I will have it in place on Sunday. We are having a brunch and would love u to join us.
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>>>>>>Hopefully, I won't do too much damage to Judeo-Christian relationships!<g>