Re: Joris and Sandra 3
From Veronica Karlsson <asc...@hotmail.com>
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· 3 Dec 2001 16:33 · View full thread
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ann...@oal.com wrote: > Veronica Karlsson said: > > Apparently it *should* be poisonous, but for some unknown reason > > people can eat it and survive. > > That's because the lye (which is the poisonous substance) is boiled > out of it before the lutfisk is served. The way I heard it it's poisonous the same way that a bumblebee can't fly. Scientific methods say it "should" be poisonous, reality says it isn't (as in: doctors can't really explain why people can eat that stuff and survive). > >Clue 1: Norway != Sweden > > Norge + Sverige + Danmark + Suomi = Scandinavia > (plus Greenland, Faeroe Islands, etc., etc.) [Not sure I agree with that definition of "Scandinavia", but I'll ignore that for the moment] Sure: lefse can be --\ lefse can be found in Norway --/ found in Scandinavia is true. That does not mean that: lefse can be --\ lefse can be found in Scandinavia --/ found in Sweden has to be true. [Since Annie Ascii doesn't seem to understand simple logic I see no point in continuing a discussion with her.] -- ##### c ^ OO /\\\\ ##### | /|\ `^^^^^^^%-- '||` | \\\\ #### <@ \ / \ " " \ ha ha ha dd / @> \\\| ### _| |_ \\| ### (_ http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/cgi/asciichat/ _) == \ / A S C I I A R T C H A T \ ||\
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