So, tell me, Evan, how you explain the phenomenon of granny dumping (1,*) without dealing with the loyalty and devotion of the "granny"'s relatives and without admitting that the poor are the only known granny dumpers. We know that

On 12 Nov 2003 15:22:38 GMT, Dena Jo Right. I don't think any other translation was needed, just ... yellow onions. Onions are usually white or red, and brave. The most popular onion in the U.S. is yellow-brownish on the outside, the layer

I think it'd be easier to wangle an invitation to an American friend's Thanksgiving party than to go through all ... countries such as Britain and France have always been happy to invite foreign friends to their parties, in my experience.

I think it'd be easier to wangle an invitation to ... to invite foreign friends to their parties, in my experience. It's an American tradition. We invited Indians to our first Thanksgiving. 'Course, while they were over to dinner, we

I think it'd be easier to wangle an invitation to an American friend's Thanksgiving party than to go through all ... countries such as Britain and France have always been happy to invite foreign friends to their parties, in my experience.

Right. I don't think any other translation was needed, just ... yellow onions. Onions are usually white or red, and brave. The most popular onion in the U.S. is yellow-brownish on the outside, the layer that gets peeled away. You don't

Right. I don't think any other translation was needed, just instructions on where to find Jiffy corn bread mix here, plus yellow onions. Onions are usually white or red, and brave. The most popular onion in the U.S. is yellow-brownish on the

Is "sharp" what we'd call "mature", "extra-strong" or the like? "Mature" would be the best word. Standard Cheddar cheese in the US tends towards the taste of rubber, so "sharp" could relate to