Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

January 24, 2008

n,

I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receive

any compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to them

questioning their reasoning behind making the changes

in their yogurt packaging. According to the website,

the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order to

become more environmentally friendly.

I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cups

and lids in which the yogurt was packed, in order to

reuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out good

plastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup if

I can't have the lid as well.

Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer that

likes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurt

cup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers.

When did I write to Tillamook? I don't really

remember, but I think it was last Fall. At least

before Christmas, anyway.

Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central WA

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January 24, 2008

n:What is the Swanson's Broth ad? If I have seen it I didn't notice it. You probably explained it previously but I know I have missed some emails. How do I know? Because I have seen email answers to posts I haven't received with the original email below the answer. Now I DO know you didn't actually ask me how I know I'm missing emails but I'm assuming you would :)loveSharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

Today I received another letter in response to my third comment

to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I

had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:

turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed

to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.

So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they

did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,

only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than

the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.

I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem

able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts

about that add and its use of language--and all my other

silly jokes as well.

For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each

of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license

plates and of business SIGNS which we see while travelling,

especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number

of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!

For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which

had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family

list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came

up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who

noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:

Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and

on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left

to the imagination.

I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my

diatribes at them about their ads.

Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.

Love and laughs to you all,

n, nutty as ever

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January 24, 2008

I often write to companies as well to complain or to compliment. I usually get a free coupon, refund or money off coupons. I have never received a check like n does. How does she get so lucky?Sharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

n,

I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receive

any compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to them

questioning their reasoning behind making the changes

in their yogurt packaging. According to the website,

the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order to

become more environmentally friendly.

I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cups

and lids in which the yogurt was packed, in order to

reuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out good

plastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup if

I can't have the lid as well.

Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer that

likes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurt

cup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers.

When did I write to Tillamook? I don't really

remember, but I think it was last Fall. At least

before Christmas, anyway.

Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central WA

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January 24, 2008

O.K. Here is the whole scoop, about which I posted weeks ago to this'

list:

1) Swanson ad appears telling you that with their broth you can make

a turkey " as good as grandma. " (Really? I never actually ate Grandma.)

2) Swanson ad appears telling you that with their broth you can

make stuffing " as good as grandma. " (WE never stuffed OUR Grandma!);

3) Swanson ad appears telling you that with their broth you can make

Turkey soup or even Chicken soup " as good as grandma. " (Really?)

The point was that no one makes food as good as Grandma--we did no

consume nor eat Grandma. Our goal IS, however, often to make food

as good as Grandma MAKES or even MADE.

After the first ad, I wrote to them about all this and they actually did send

me $50.00, and modified the first add, but then produced the other two.

Someone at Swanson- does not get the irony of the language.

However, most everyone at MSersLife DID get it, and a few hilarious

post were posted back to me on line, and even more privately to me.

The mere thought of Grandma all cut up in that giblet gravy may

have really changed my mind about eating Turkey at all!

Love to you, Sharon

n, who enjoys humor wherever I can find it!

>

> n:

>

> What is the Swanson's Broth ad? If I have seen it I didn't notice it. You

> probably explained it previously but I know I have missed some emails. How

> do I know? Because I have seen email answers to posts I haven't received

> with the original email below the answer.

>

> Now I DO know you didn't actually ask me how I know I'm missing emails but

> I'm assuming you would

>

> love

> Sharon

>

> This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

> and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

> be considered flaws or defects.

>

> The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

>

> Today I received another letter in response to my third comment

> to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I

> had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:

> turkeys, stuffing and soup " as good as Grandma, " as opposed

> to " as good as Grandma MAKES, " for example.

>

> So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they

> did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,

> only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than

> the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.

>

> I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem

> able to " get " the point and to understand what is just nuts

> about that add and its use of language--and all my other

> silly jokes as well.

>

> For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each

> of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license

> plates and of business SIGNS which we see while travelling,

> especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number

> of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!

>

> For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which

> had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family

> list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came

> up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who

> noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:

> Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and

> on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left

> to the imagination.

>

> I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my

> diatribes at them about their ads.

>

> Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.

>

> Love and laughs to you all,

> n, nutty as ever

>

> ________________________________

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>

January 24, 2008

I was hoping I could find the Swanson TV ad posted on youtube.com but couldn't.

Grammar in ads brought back a vague memory of a cigarette slogan from the 1960s. I believe the jingle went "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should." And, lots of people contacted them to say it was improper English. Anyone recall that ad campaign?

--Mr. Dana F. Utz utzdana@... https://home.comcast.net/~utzdana/

January 24, 2008

Dana, I cannot see anything grammaticly wrong with the Winston

add, other than the very remoted implication to the then very popular

cigars and (perhaps) cannabis (mj). I remember the ad, though.

Cheers,

n; never smoked, never drank, did not use drugs, but a total

coffee and tea fiend--heck even de-caffeinated coffee does it for me!

Chocolate on rare occasions. . .

>

> I was hoping I could find the Swanson TV ad posted on youtube.com but

> couldn't.

>

> Grammar in ads brought back a vague memory of a cigarette slogan from the

> 1960s. I believe the jingle went " Winston tastes good like a cigarette

> should. " And, lots of people contacted them to say it was improper English.

> Anyone recall that ad campaign?

>

> --

> Mr. Dana F. Utz

> utzdana@...

>

> https://home.comcast.net/~utzdana/

>

January 24, 2008

LOL!! I didn't know advertisers paid money out for pointing out faux pas. That's a very interesting way to make a few bucks, I'd say. I wonder what they're thinking? "Pay that lady and maybe she'll leave us alone."? ROFL... Love and blessings... Val wrote: Today I received another letter in response to

my third commentto 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. Ihad written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposedto " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and theydid, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous thanthe first, and the third one is truly disgusting.I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seemable to "get" the point and to understand what is just nutsabout that add and its use of language--and all my othersilly jokes as well.For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , eachof who has MS each understands the absurdity of both licenseplates and of business SIGNS which we see while travelling,especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest numberof people with

advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week whichhad a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a familylist even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each cameup with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, whonoticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on andon noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best leftto the imagination.I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding mydiatribes at them about their ads.Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.Love and laughs to you all,n, nutty as everEuphemisms are unpleasant truths wearing diplomatic cologne. ~Quentin Crisp~

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January 24, 2008

n~ I'm just like you there. If you're going to by things in containers, they should have lids. I'm a container pack rat. I save the containers from the sourcream, Heartsmart, cottage cheese, ect.. I also save all the jars from pickles, olives, sauces, etc....And I go berserk if I go to get a container or jar to put left overs in and I can't find the lid. Tom has a nasty habit of throwing my containers and lids away. He knows I save them, but I can't get him to stop throwing them away. Then, he wants to know why I don't want his help in the kitchen. LOL I tell him to go sit down, it's my job. I'm really just trying to protect my containers, and also making sure everything gets put away in it's proper place. OOPS....Went a little OT. Sorry. <gg> Love and

blesssings... ValDonna wrote: n,I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receiveany compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to themquestioning their reasoning behind making the changesin their yogurt packaging. According to the website,the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order tobecome more environmentally friendly. I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cupsand lids in which the yogurt

was packed, in order toreuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out goodplastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup ifI can't have the lid as well. Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer thatlikes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurtcup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers. When did I write to Tillamook? I don't reallyremember, but I think it was last Fall. At leastbefore Christmas, anyway. Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central WA<HTML><A HREF="http://pets.care2.com/i?p=628786495">Join Care2.com's Race for Pets!</A></HTML>__________________________________________________________Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shoppingEuphemisms are unpleasant truths wearing diplomatic cologne. ~Quentin Crisp~

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January 24, 2008

My mother used to smoke Winston. Yes, I remember the commercial. Here's another one that I thought was kind of odd. And I'm sure it made more than a few people laugh. Remember the Doral cigarette commercials? "Taste me, taste me, come on and taste me. Take a puff and let me do my stuff." Who makes this stuff up?LOLOL Love and blessings... Valutzdana@... wrote: I was hoping I could find the Swanson TV ad posted on youtube.com but couldn't. Grammar in ads brought back a vague memory of a cigarette slogan from the 1960s. I believe the jingle went "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should." And, lots of people contacted them to say it was improper English. Anyone recall that ad campaign? --Mr. Dana F. Utz utzdanacomcast (DOT) net https://home.comcast.net/~utzdana/ Euphemisms are unpleasant truths wearing diplomatic cologne. ~Quentin Crisp~

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January 24, 2008

LOL My favorite is probably the time you bought Pepperidge Farm cookies and found bugs in the bag. You wrote the compnay and they sent you a bunch of free bags of their cookies. Yum? LOLOL

Challis

Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

n,I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receiveany compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to themquestioning their reasoning behind making the changesin their yogurt packaging. According to the website,the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order tobecome more environmentally friendly. I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cupsand lids in which the yogurt was packed, in order toreuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out goodplastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup ifI can't have the lid as well. Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer thatlikes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurtcup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers. When did I write to Tillamook? I don't reallyremember, but I think it was last Fall. At leastbefore Christmas, anyway. Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central

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January 25, 2008

n, I do remember your first posts but I haven't caught Swanson's more recent ad. Things like that ad do get under the skin, don't they? I often wonder "does no one else see that the wording is all wrong????". It does make me laugh. I have been bugged lately by the local news people. They try to make everything more urgent and exciting by saying "Happening NOW" or they say their report is "Live at the scene" and then they show a clearly closed business, or building with the reporter out front in the dark reporting on the event that happened hours before. One local reporter stands out in my memory. Several years ago there was a torso found in a dumpster. The reporter on the scene reported on the torso and said in his deepest, most

self-important voice "the police suspect foul play." Really??? Foul play? The guy didn't cut off his own body parts and leap into the dumpster? Who would have ever suspected?!? We still laugh about that every time this reporter comes on TV. loveSharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

>

> Today I received another letter in response to my third comment

> to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I

> had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:

> turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed

> to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.

>

> So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they

> did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,

> only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than

> the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.

>

> I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem

> able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts

> about that add and its use of language--and all my other

> silly jokes as well.

>

> For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each

> of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license

> plates and of business SIGNS which we see while travelling,

> especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number

> of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!

>

> For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which

> had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family

> list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came

> up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who

> noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:

> Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and

> on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left

> to the imagination.

>

> I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my

> diatribes at them about their ads.

>

> Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.

>

> Love and laughs to you all,

> n, nutty as ever

>

> ____________ _________ _________ __

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January 25, 2008

Improper English is the norm now in the world of advertising. I think it goes along with the notion of "the dumbing down of America". And I do remember that slogan now that you mention it.Sharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

I was hoping I could find the Swanson TV ad posted on youtube.com but couldn't.

Grammar in ads brought back a vague memory of a cigarette slogan from the 1960s. I believe the jingle went "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should." And, lots of people contacted them to say it was improper English. Anyone recall that ad campaign?

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January 25, 2008

LOL Oh yeah I forgot about that. For everyone else here I was eating a Pepperidge Farm cookie, took a bite and then looked at the cookie in my hand and there was HALF of a bug. Can you even imagine how fast I started spitting and sputtering!?! I wrote to the company and they sent me a tower of cookies all wrapped up like a Harry and 's gift pack. There was a beautiful red box tied up with a large red ribbon. I used that box for years for my special Christmas ornaments. I lost the lid several years ago but still use the box. The box was good--I wasn't too crazy about getting the cookies.I regularly write to manufacturers to give praise when they stop putting artificial colors/preservatives in their products and they often send a coupon in

response. If a product doesn't work like it should I write about that as well. Sharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

n,I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receiveany compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to themquestioning their reasoning behind making the changesin their yogurt packaging. According to the website,the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order tobecome more environmentally friendly. I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cupsand lids in which the yogurt was packed, in order toreuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out goodplastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup ifI can't have the lid as well. Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer thatlikes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurtcup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers. When did I write to Tillamook? I don't reallyremember, but I think it was last Fall. At leastbefore Christmas, anyway. Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central

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Ewwwwww!!! Lol!lol! Thats sooo gross! Well,at least they compensated

you.lol.

hugz,cassy

Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not

recognized!

LOL Oh yeah I forgot about that. For everyone else here I was eating a

Pepperidge Farm cookie, took a bite and then looked at the cookie in my

hand and there was HALF of a bug. Can you even imagine how fast I

started spitting and sputtering!?! I wrote to the company and they sent

me a tower of cookies all wrapped up like a Harry and 's gift

pack. There was a beautiful red box tied up with a large red ribbon. I

used that box for years for my special Christmas ornaments. I lost the

lid several years ago but still use the box. The box was good--I wasn't

too crazy about getting the cookies.

I regularly write to manufacturers to give praise when they stop

putting artificial colors/preservatives in their products and they

often send a coupon in

response. If a product doesn't work like it should I write about that

as well.

Sharon

This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in

spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in

no way are to be considered flaws or defects.

Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not

recognized!

n,

I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receive

any compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to them

questioning their reasoning behind making the changes

in their yogurt packaging. According to the website,

the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order to

become more environmentally friendly.

I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cups

and lids in which the yogurt was packed, in order to

reuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out good

plastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup if

I can't have the lid as well.

Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer that

likes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurt

cup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers.

When did I write to Tillamook? I don't really

remember, but I think it was last Fall. At least

before Christmas, anyway.

Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central

WA

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January 25, 2008

ROFLMHO

After the coroner's report, Bruce Dunbar (idiot reporter), also gave his very serious report... that they'd determined "it was homicide". Dang, who woulda thunk.

Bruce Dunbar is the ONLY reporter I've ever, well, reported? LOL I was so mad at him I complained to every place associate with his news station. LOLOL

Another favorite of mine was when one of the stations was doing a series on Arizona. The cute blond talked of years ago in Phoenix and "it's hard to imagine a time when Phoenix didn't need A/C". Uhm, they needed it, they just didn't HAVE it? LOLOL

And the dinglehead who was covering a certain fire and was given a sleeping bag, along with all the other news crews folks, and she was so puzzled by this contraption. She marveled over it on the air as if she'd never before seen a sleeping bag. The zipper was too much for her. She couldn't figure it out. ROFL

Challis

The talents of the MS

brain, heretofore not recognized!>>>> Today I received another letter in response to my third comment> to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I> had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:> turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed> to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.>> So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they> did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,> only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than> the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.>> I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem> able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts> about that add and its use of language--and all my other> silly jokes as well.>> For example, my friend Edna, and my friend ,

each> of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license> plates and of business SIGNS which we see while travelling,> especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number> of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!>> For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which> had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family> list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came> up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who> noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:> Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and> on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left> to the imagination.>> I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my> diatribes at them about their ads.>> Bulletins will be issued, as was

said during many presidencies.>> Love and laughs to you all,> n, nutty as ever>>> ____________ _________ _________ __> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.>>

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January 25, 2008

I am almost certain I once read a newspaper article that reported something to the effect: "Local woman hit and killed by train; cause of death to be determined."

--Mr. Dana F. Utz utzdana@... https://home.comcast.net/~utzdana/

--------- The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!>>>> Today I received another let

ter in response to my third comment> to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I> had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:> turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed> to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.>> So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they> did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,> only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than> the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.>> I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem> able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts> about that add and its use of language--and all my other> silly jokes as well.>> For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each> of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license> plates and of business SIGNS which we see while tr

avelling,> especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number> of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!>> For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which> had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family> list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came> up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who> noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:> Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and> on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left> to the imagination.>> I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my> diatribes at them about their ads.>> Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.>> Love and laughs to you all,> n, nutty as ever>>> ____________ _________ _________ __> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.>>

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January 25, 2008

I once read a similar one.."headless body found, cause of death unknown" I, personally, think decapitation would do it.... And on the forms for organ donation they really make you feel confident when they tell you they will Not collect the organs until death has been confirmed... Hugs Akiba -- Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized! I am almost certain I once read a newspaper article that reported something to the effect: "Local woman hit and killed by train; cause of death to be determined." --Mr. Dana F. Utz utzdanacomcast (DOT) net https://home.comcast.net/~utzdana/ --------- The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!>>>> Today I received another let ter in response to my third comment> to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I> had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:> turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed> to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.>> So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they> did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,> only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than> the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.>> I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem> able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts> about that add and its use of language--and all my other> silly jokes as well.>> For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each> of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license> plates and of business SIGNS which we see while tr avelling,> especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number> of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!>> For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which> had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family> list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came> up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who> noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:> Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and> on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left> to the imagination.>> I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my> diatribes at them about their ads.>> Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.>> Love and laughs to you all,> n, nutty as ever>>> ____________ _________ _________ __> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.>>

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January 27, 2008

Wasn't it Kool-Aide you sent the letter to, regarding their Invisible Kool-Aide and they sent you coupons for the regular colored stuff?? LOLOL Hullo?? LOL

Challis

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n,I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receiveany compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to themquestioning their reasoning behind making the changesin their yogurt packaging. According to the website,the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order tobecome more environmentally friendly. I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cupsand lids in which the yogurt was packed, in order toreuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out goodplastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup ifI can't have the lid as well. Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer thatlikes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurtcup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers. When did I write to Tillamook? I don't reallyremember, but I think it was last Fall. At leastbefore Christmas, anyway. Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central

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January 27, 2008

LOL I bet it wasn't salt in the pie!

(My Grandmother, as a child, made a cake. The sugar and salt and flour were in bins. She chose the wrong bin and got salt instead of sugar. They couldn't eat it. Gave it to the pig. Pig died. lol).

Challis

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brain, heretofore not recognized!>>>> Today I received another let ter in response to my third comment> to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I> had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:> turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed> to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.>> So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they> did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,> only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than> the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.>> I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem> able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts> about that add and its use of language--and all my other> silly jokes as well.>> For example, my friend Edna, and my friend ,

each> of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license> plates and of business SIGNS which we see while tr avelling,> especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number> of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!>> For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which> had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family> list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came> up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who> noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:> Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and> on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left> to the imagination.>> I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my> diatribes at them about their ads.>> Bulletins will be issued, as was

said during many presidencies.>> Love and laughs to you all,> n, nutty as ever>>> ____________ _________ _________ __> Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.>>

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January 27, 2008

LOL that's right. Praise them for not putting in colors and they sent a coupon for colors. Big duh!This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

n,I liked this message of yours. I have yet to receiveany compensation from Tillamook when I wrote to themquestioning their reasoning behind making the changesin their yogurt packaging. According to the website,the got rid of the plastic yogurt lids in order tobecome more environmentally friendly. I wrote to them explaining how I would save the cupsand lids in which the yogurt was packed, in order toreuse them. As much as I dislike throwing out goodplastic, there's no point in keeping the yogurt cup ifI can't have the lid as well. Maybe I'm the only Tillamook yogurt consumer thatlikes to reuse the yogurt containers. But, a yogurtcup without a lid isn't much good for leftovers. When did I write to Tillamook? I don't reallyremember, but I think it was last Fall. At leastbefore Christmas, anyway. Donna in sunny, but cold, very cold central

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January 30, 2008

Some 15 years ago (or thereabout) a famous Swedish singer/song-writer killed himself through jumping out in front of a train. His family wished the circumstances, but not the fact, of the death to be kept out of the public eye at least for a few days, to give them som time to try to begin to come to terms with it on their own before having to answer the questions of everybody else, and so had asked the news reporters and journalists to go ahead and report on his death, but to please "sit on" the how and why for a few days. That was promised to them, but one news station was eager to use the information to get ahead of it's competitors with this juicy piece of news, while still somehow stick to their promise to the family, and so ended up reporting that the singer had "died quickly right in front of a train" (rather than the "died suddenly" or "died from an accident" phrases used by other news sources). In our family that "died quickly right in front of a train" is still sort of a hallmark of news reporter stupidity. I mean, yeah, if you find yourself right in front of a (moving) train, that is pretty much what's going to happen... And while some such deaths occur by accident, the lack of a statement saying so is a quite conclusive proof that what you are describing is suicide, so in the end of the day, they didn't even manage to not break their promise to the family. Then again, this was the news station that also broadcasted the "shocking" news that cancer of the prostate is more common in men than in women... And that referred to the sending of the former Swedish primary minister, Carl Bildt, as a peace mediator to the Balkan, as "the government has decided to dump Carl Bildt right in the middle of the Balkan war" (a creative yet effective way of getting rid of him?...). So perhaps one shouldn't be surprised... Well, at least they are a very entertaining news station... love/Reb> >> >> >> >> > n:> >> > What is the Swanson's Broth ad? If I have seen it I didn't notice it. You> > probably explained it previously but I know I have missed some emails. How> > do I know? Because I have seen email answers to posts I haven't received> > with the original email below the answer.> >> > Now I DO know you didn't actually ask me how I know I'm missing emails but> > I'm assuming you would > >> > love> > Sharon> > >> >> > This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling> > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to> > be considered flaws or defects.> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!> >> >> >> > Today I received another let> ter in response to my third comment> > to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I> > had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:> > turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed> > to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.> >> > So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they> > did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,> > only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than> > the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.> >> > I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem> > able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts> > about that add and its use of language--and all my other> > silly jokes as well.> >> > For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each> > of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license> > plates and of business SIGNS which we see while tr> avelling,> > especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number> > of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!> >> > For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which> > had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family> > list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came> > up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who> > noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:> > Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and> > on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left> > to the imagination.> >> > I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my> > diatribes at them about their ads.> >> > Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.> >> > Love and laughs to you all,> > n, nutty as ever> >> >> > ____________ _________ _________ > __> > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.> >> > > > > > > > > > > > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. > > > > > > > > > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________> Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. > http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs>

January 30, 2008

Gee, and one is left to wonder just how many of these charming reporters

and media and advertising people managed to do all this creative and con

fusing, misleading writing, possibly without even having MS!

Love to each of you, Reb, Dana, Sharon, all of you in our group,

n

>

> Some 15 years ago (or thereabout) a famous Swedish singer/song-writer killed

> himself through jumping out in front of a train. His family wished the

> circumstances, but not the fact, of the death to be kept out of the public

> eye at least for a few days, to give them som time to try to begin to come

> to terms with it on their own before having to answer the questions of

> everybody else, and so had asked the news reporters and journalists to go

> ahead and report on his death, but to please " sit on " the how and why for a

> few days. That was promised to them, but one news station was eager to use

> the information to get ahead of it's competitors with this juicy piece of

> news, while still somehow stick to their promise to the family, and so ended

> up reporting that the singer had " died quickly right in front of a train "

> (rather than the " died suddenly " or " died from an accident " phrases used by

> other news sources). In our family that " died quickly right in front of a

> train " is still sort of a hallmark of news reporter stupidity. I mean, yeah,

> if you find yourself right in front of a (moving) train, that is pretty much

> what's going to happen... And while some such deaths occur by accident, the

> lack of a statement saying so is a quite conclusive proof that what you are

> describing is suicide, so in the end of the day, they didn't even manage to

> not break their promise to the family.

>

> Then again, this was the news station that also broadcasted the " shocking "

> news that cancer of the prostate is more common in men than in women... And

> that referred to the sending of the former Swedish primary minister, Carl

> Bildt, as a peace mediator to the Balkan, as " the government has decided to

> dump Carl Bildt right in the middle of the Balkan war " (a creative yet

> effective way of getting rid of him?...). So perhaps one shouldn't be

> surprised... Well, at least they are a very entertaining news station...

>

> love

>

> /Reb

>

> > >

> > > n:

> > >

> > > What is the Swanson's Broth ad? If I have seen it I didn't notice it.

> You

> > > probably explained it previously but I know I have missed some emails.

> How

> > > do I know? Because I have seen email answers to posts I haven't received

> > > with the original email below the answer.

> > >

> > > Now I DO know you didn't actually ask me how I know I'm missing emails

> but

> > > I'm assuming you would

> > >

> > > love

> > > Sharon

> >

> > >

> > > This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in

> spelling

> > > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way

> are to

> > > be considered flaws or defects.

> > >

> > > The talents of the MS brain, heretofore not recognized!

> > >

> > > Today I received another let

> > ter in response to my third comment

> > > to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I

> > > had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:

> > > turkeys, stuffing and soup " as good as Grandma, " as opposed

> > > to " as good as Grandma MAKES, " for example.

> > >

> > > So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they

> > > did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,

> > > only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than

> > > the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.

> > >

> > > I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem

> > > able to " get " the point and to understand what is just nuts

> > > about that add and its use of language--and all my other

> > > silly jokes as well.

> > >

> > > For example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each

> > > of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license

> > > plates and of business SIGNS which we see while tr

> > avelling,

> > > especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number

> > > of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!

> > >

> > > For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which

> > > had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family

> > > list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came

> > > up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who

> > > noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:

> > > Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and

> > > on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left

> > > to the imagination.

> > >

> > > I wonder whether the Swanson folks will keep on funding my

> > > diatribes at them about their ads.

> > >

> > > Bulletins will be issued, as was said during many presidencies.

> > >

> > > Love and laughs to you all,

> > > n, nutty as ever

> > >

> > > ____________ _________ _________

> > __

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> Search.

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> >

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January 31, 2008

LOLOL I feel a little guilty laughing over it, but "died quickly in front of a train"?? LMHO

The prostate thing made me laugh out loud. LOL

Challis

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>> >> > Today I received another let> ter in response to my third comment> > to 's Soup, which manufactures Swanson's Broth. I> > had written them AGAIN about their ridiculous adds about:> > turkeys, stuffing and soup "as good as Grandma," as opposed> > to " as good as Grandma MAKES," for example.> >> > So far, I have received two checks for $50.00 each and they> > did, temporarily, drop and change one of the advertisements,> > only to come out with another one, even more ridiculous than> > the first, and the third one is truly disgusting.> >> > I have discovered one thing, however: people with MS seem> > able to "get" the point and to understand what is just nuts> > about that add and its use of language--and all my other> > silly jokes as well.> >> > For

example, my friend Edna, and my friend , each> > of who has MS each understands the absurdity of both license> > plates and of business SIGNS which we see while tr> avelling,> > especially in Marin County, which, oddly, had the highest number> > of people with advanced degrees AND money in the entire state!> >> > For example, all three of us passed a vehicle last week which> > had a California license plate: 4UFO170. I cannot, on a family> > list even begin to tell you the interpretations which we each came> > up with. But it was my friend Edna, with rather severe MS, who> > noticed the Beauty Parlor sign which says:> > Peace, Love and Grilled Cheeses, a Hair Salon; we go on and> > on noticing wierd meanings and possible implications best left> > to the imagination.> >> > I wonder whether the

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