- Emily Foshee
Charleston
--- Scott F <sfoshee@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> West Wight Potter Website at URL
> http://www.lesbois.com/wwpotter/
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> Ahh, but don't forget to check to see if the egg is
> Y2K compliant first. If not, the directions are
> reversed.
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> - Scott
> Charleston
>
> --- "Perry W. Phillips"
> <perrywphillips@prayercircle.org> wrote:
> > Rye,
> >
> > <snip><My question is this: I always like to have
> > eggs in the morning and am planning to overnight
> one
> > of these weekends. I just don't know which end of
> > the egg to break first when preparing them. Has
> > much thought been given to this and might it
> differ
> > depending on boat size.>
> >
> > In my experience you need only break the egg
> > once.... and in the Northern hemisphere it should
> > be done with the right hand while in the Southern
> > hemisphere the left. Boat size is only a matter
> of
> > concern when it is a steel boat having been moored
> > in a boiling hot spring whereas the object is
> > obviously to poach the egg in question using the
> > boat as the actual cooking vessel.
> >
> > Perry
> > -------------------------------------------------
> > Perry W. Phillips
> > "A better world begins with you!"
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> >
> > 1970 C Type West Wight Potter "Frodo" Un-numbered
> > Hull
> > http://www.prayercircle.org/pwphil/index.html
> > Port Arthur, Texas (Sabine Lake/Gulf of Mexico)
> >
>
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