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[redbird]

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LiveJournal Trading Cards Paid Account Edition redbird User Number: 31252 Date Created:2000-12-07 Number of Posts: 509 Redbird is a gleeful traveler, as long as she knows where the tea kettle is. Her bag generally contains tea, two or three books, and seven different colors of pen. Strengths: Inquisitive, cheerful, and creative. Redbird has a good grasp of English grammar, and a willingness to fumble through any of the Romance languages to communicate, especially if food is involved. Lost? She'll sort you out. Weaknesses: Thinks of more projects than she completes; needs 8-9 hours of sleep every night. Special Skills: Inventing answers to problems, finding her way around by subway/metro/underground Weapons: The pen is mightier than the sword Foods: Tangerines, chocolate, watermelon, bread, tea, duck, lamb, almost anything stir-fried and served over rice

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grasping english grammar firmly by the throat

[pir-anha.livejournal.com]

causes me to point out the slight disagreement in number here: "if food are involved". :)

-piranha

Re: grasping english grammar firmly by the throat

[redbird]

fixed, thanks for catching it.

[holyoutlaw.livejournal.com]

The. Last. Straw.

(goes to make his own card).

[cattitude.livejournal.com]

Tangerines, chocolate, watermelon, bread, tea, duck, lamb, almost anything stir-fried and served over rice...

That sounds almost like a recipe. The watermelon may have to be added as a border around the plate after stir-frying the rest.

[green-amber.livejournal.com]

No, not at all - haven't you ever had the Chinese thing with stir fried dried prawns and water gourd? Forget the Cantonese name. Very refreshing.. Don't know about the chocolate though. As a fondue dessert, melted with the tangerines and lots of Cointreau? Dip in the stale bread (dry out in oven first.) (And of course you tea-smoke the duck, before stir frying it.)

You can see why i used to like Ready Steady Cook so much :-) (Do you get that in USofA?)