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i don't know anyone named Neal, so I cannot send them here. Perhaps you meant we should "anneal" (to harden) ourselves to The Thread's market dominance? (what other thread is nearing a million posts?)
; Julia Child
Do you eat those very pungent fermented fish that some (most ?) Swedes like so much?
Lately, my spelling has sucked.BBfanboy wrote: Mon Sep 16, 2024 4:15 pmi don't know anyone named Neal, so I cannot send them here. Perhaps you meant we should "anneal" (to harden) ourselves to The Thread's market dominance? (what other thread is nearing a million posts?)
BTW, I kneel and bow to your Thread INP dominance!
Part of getting old I guess. Of course my concussion didn't help any. 
....GPbtd64 wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2024 12:42 pmLately, my spelling has sucked.BBfanboy wrote: Mon Sep 16, 2024 4:15 pmi don't know anyone named Neal, so I cannot send them here. Perhaps you meant we should "anneal" (to harden) ourselves to The Thread's market dominance? (what other thread is nearing a million posts?)
BTW, I kneel and bow to your Thread INP dominance!
; Julia ChildNo, I do not even eat pickled herring and that is almost the national dish in Sweden. Eaten at almost every holiday. Surströmming, on the other hand, is not eaten by most Swedes. Although, you are right in that some Swedes like it very much indeed.
Orm wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2024 4:40 pmNo, I do not even eat pickled herring and that is almost the national dish in Sweden. Eaten at almost every holiday. Surströmming, on the other hand, is not eaten by most Swedes. Although, you are right in that some Swedes like it very much indeed.
In April 2006, several major airlines (such as Air France, British Airways, Finnair, and KLM) banned Surströmming, claiming that the pressurised cans of fish are potentially explosive. The sale of the fish was subsequently discontinued at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Those who produce the fish have called the airlines' decision "culturally illiterate", claiming that it is a "myth that the tinned fish can explode".
Oskar's_suströmming.jpg
Picture of Surströmming above. notice the lid...
Sillar.jpg
Picture of pickled herrings.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickled_herring
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surstr%C3%B6mming
; Julia ChildThe "gift shop" line gets even better when one partly think in Swedish when reading in English.Do they have a gift shop
Orm wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2024 8:58 pmThe "gift shop" line gets even better when one partly think in Swedish when reading in English.Do they have a gift shop
The Swedish word gift literarily means poison when translated into English.
; Julia Child
