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i have seen all the post about cats But know one have talk about how we can keep our cats in the yard with out electric fences or any devarce. Does anyone know what to do with a beef cut called beef chuck short rib boneless. I'm currently baking it at 350 degrees. I'm wondering if I'm going to regret that. I really should look this stuff up first.  SignatureL. Pictures at http://picasaweb.google.com/raineontheplain Last updated 2007/02/04 > Does anyone know what to do with a beef cut called beef chuck short rib > boneless. I'm currently baking it at 350 degrees. I'm wondering if I'm > going to regret that. I really should look this stuff up first. I'm not sure. Short ribs are fine just roasted at 350 for about an hour. But short ribs are rib meat. I thought the ribs and the chuck were a long way away from each other. Chuck needs braised for several hours. Then again I might have no idea what I'm talking about. (right now I'm braising a really nice chuck roast with vegetables for dinner) Jo >> Does anyone know what to do with a beef cut called beef chuck short >> rib boneless. I'm currently baking it at 350 degrees. I'm wondering [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > were a long way away from each other. Chuck needs braised for > several hours. I'd agree if it's boneless it's more like a roast and should probably be braised in a low, slow oven. Jill > Does anyone know what to do with a beef cut called beef chuck short rib > boneless. I'm currently baking it at 350 degrees. I'm wondering if I'm > going to regret that. I really should look this stuff up first. Better plan on leaving it in your oven for three hours or so! (I usually do the tougher cuts of meat in my slow cooker, so I can forget about them until they are done.) On Mar 7, 3:57�pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: > i have seen all the post about cats > But know one have talk about how > we can keep our cats in the yard > with out electric fences or any > devarce. Sounds like reasonable question to me? Does everyone else interpret something I don't see? There *are* fences made for that purpose, that are supposedly safe for the cat and effective. The downside is, they're expensive. I don't have the link, does anyone else? We compromise and only let the cats out when we are outside, and just watch them. They're mostly old and don't wander off. My daughter built an "enclosure"--sort of a "pen" for the cats. It does not have to be elaborate or huge. But it's nice to give them a safe area so that they can enjoy the sunshine & fresh air, and still be safe, I think. Sherry On Mar 7, 3:57?pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: > i have seen all the post about cats > But know one have talk about how > we can keep our cats in the yard > with out electric fences or any > devarce. Sounds like reasonable question to me? Does everyone else interpret something I don't see? There *are* fences made for that purpose, that are supposedly safe for the cat and effective. The downside is, they're expensive. I don't have the link, does anyone else? We compromise and only let the cats out when we are outside, and just watch them. They're mostly old and don't wander off. My daughter built an "enclosure"--sort of a "pen" for the cats. It does not have to be elaborate or huge. But it's nice to give them a safe area so that they can enjoy the sunshine & fresh air, and still be safe, I think. Sherry Or there is that "fence in" stuff. http://www.catfencein.com/ (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can look trollish.) Tell us about your cat, devarce. > (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can > look trollish.) > > Tell us about your cat, devarce. Um, "devarce" = "device"? SignatureJoey DoWop Dee Remember: It is To Laugh >> (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can >> look trollish.) >> >> Tell us about your cat, devarce. > > Um, "devarce" = "device"? IMHO it meant to be "device". MLB > On Mar 7, 3:57?pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Tell us about your cat, devarce. <<stepping on my soapbox>> This is a friendly group who has always, long as I remember, welcomed new cat slaves. Just a reminder that sometimes English isn't the first language for some posters. (Being unable to translate a single word of another language, I have th utmost respect for anyone who's can communicate in several languages!) Sherry Well said Sherry. the group forgets itself sometimes and tends to jump the gun >> On Mar 7, 3:57?pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > communicate in several languages!) > Sherry | (Being unable to translate a single word of | another language) Balderdash. Test yourself: Gracias Sayonara Ruble Oui Amen Entrepreneur I could go on and on but I'm short of time! > (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can > look trollish.) > Tell us about your cat, devarce. Did someone call this poster a troll? I missed that post. This has been the oddest, most random thread. :) Joyce > > (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can > > look trollish.) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Joyce I'm with you on this one. I have no idea what this is all about. A troll posted two questions, one unintelligible and the other, a supposed reply to the OP, as a totally OT question. SignatureJoey DoWop Dee Remember: It is To Laugh On Mar 8, 1:57 pm, jXwXeXrXmXoX...@sonic.net wrote: > > (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can > > look trollish.) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Joyce Unless the wheels are painted green Will in New Haven -- > > (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can > > look trollish.) > > > Tell us about your cat, devarce. > > Did someone call this poster a troll? I missed that post. Ummmm..... I think we assumed the accusation was understood when the first response was essentially a recipe request. (Remember our traditional response to trolls on this group?) > This has been the oddest, most random thread. :) > > Joyce >> Did someone call this poster a troll? I missed that post. > Ummmm..... I think we assumed the accusation was understood > when the first response was essentially a recipe request. > (Remember our traditional response to trolls on this group?) Oh, is that why there was suddenly a discussion about roast beef, or something? I didn't realize it was a recipe. LOL! I thought this was a pretty odd thread. The subject line itself doesn't make much sense, and the contents got even more strange. I thought folks had stopped doing the troll-b-que's because of some problem that happened when I was off doing other stuff and not reading Usenet. Joyce On Mar 8, 12:57�pm, jXwXeXrXmXoX...@sonic.net wrote: > > (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can > > look trollish.) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Joyce The first few replies were recipies. That's why I thought it was perceived as a troll post. If I'm wrong, I'm sorry. Yes, the thread is getting hysterically random. The OP has probably given up and went off scratching his head at the crazy cat people ":) Sherry > On Mar 7, 3:57?pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Sounds like reasonable question to me? Does everyone else interpret > something I don't see? > (Sherry, I think it is just because of the lack of puctuation etc. It can > look trollish.) > > Tell us about your cat, devarce. Is "devarce" a NAME? (I thought it was just "device", misspelled!) > On Mar 7, 3:57�pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Sounds like reasonable question to me? Does everyone else interpret > something I don't see? I didn't think it was a troll - just someone with very little knowledge of cats (and atrocious English - probably non-English speaking and trying out what he/she has so far learned in "English I" classes). >> On Mar 7, 3:57�pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > of cats (and atrocious English - probably non-English speaking and > trying out what he/she has so far learned in "English I" classes). However, we have mostly English-speakers in my apartment complex, and I just saw a sign posted out by my building's mailboxes: "Doxson for sale, $100. 3 years old, papers"! (Although I can't imagine so callously selling a member of my "family", they MUST have meant "dachshund" - a three-year old "Datsun" would certainly cost more than $100!) On Mar 10, 4:33�pm, "EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" <evgm...@earthlink.net> wrote: > >> On Mar 7, 3:57?pm, gozicst...@yahoo.com wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > my "family", they MUST have meant "dachshund" - a three-year > old "Datsun" would certainly cost more than $100!)- Hide quoted text - Ha. No, I'm sure the owner just can't spell it. People put want ads up at the post office here and some of the spelling just slays me. Something, somewhere, obviously happened to people who were taught spelling around here. It's the younger folks who spell the weirdest. Sherry Favorite sign faux paus: The VFW post was selling flags in the *rear* plaza of the insurance office. The sign on the marquee said, "Show your patriotism with a flag and pole in rear. Why not?" I laughed myself silly and said outloud, "Yeah, why not?" I went the next day with a camera, and it was changed to "in plaza." Sherry > Favorite sign faux paus: The VFW post was selling flags in the *rear* > plaza of the insurance office. The sign on the marquee said, "Show > your patriotism with a flag and pole in rear. Why not?" > I laughed myself silly and said outloud, "Yeah, why not?" I went the > next day with a camera, and it was changed to "in plaza." LOL! SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/ Pics at http://s120.photobucket.com/albums/o185/frankiennikki/ http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki > i have seen all the post about cats > But know one have talk about how > we can keep our cats in the yard > with out electric fences or any > devarce. That's easy - you CAN'T!!! (Even keeping mine indoors would be a problem if I did not keep a squirt-bottle of water beside the door, and take it with me whenever I leave the apartment.) |
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