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- MurphOnMillerAve
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Water Man wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Peroghies? (I couldn't find a dictionary,anywhere, that had the spelling of that word.) .....
Murf you forgot the i in Pierogies.
Kurt
Even w/ your "i", I still can't find it anywhere. What about that "h" you omitted - was that intentional? Ahhell, I'll just go w/ your version as official (at least, until I make a nostalgia-trip back to Pittsburgh, PA to check w/ some of the oldtimers.
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MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Water Man wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Peroghies? (I couldn't find a dictionary,anywhere, that had the spelling of that word.) .....
Murf you forgot the i in Pierogies.
Kurt
Even w/ your "i", I still can't find it anywhere. What about that "h" you omitted - was that intentional? Ahhell, I'll just go w/ your version as official (at least, until I make a nostalgia-trip back to Pittsburgh, PA to check w/ some of the oldtimers.I'll let ya'know.
No H also Murph, sorry. Google pierogies. You'll need a Hunkie (sp) dictionary to find most of the words used in Pittsburgh, also spelled Picksburgh.
Kurt
Changing the topic from food to trains.
We are vindicated.Sort of.Trains magazine for November has a short article about a light rail line in Bordeaux,France that uses a CENTER third rail for power on page 39.
We are vindicated.Sort of.Trains magazine for November has a short article about a light rail line in Bordeaux,France that uses a CENTER third rail for power on page 39.
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I support thread drift.
If God didn't want women to be looked at, He would have made 'em ugly. RAH
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Water Man wrote:.......No H also Murph, sorry. Google pierogies. You'll need a Hunkie (sp) dictionary ....Kurt
OK. Good thing I was my usual easy-going-self when I first heard from you on this heavy matter, Water Man, because when I went to "PCH Search & Win" and typed in "PIEROGIES" ...... bang! There it was. In a flash, the world let me know that, yes, info on what seemed to me too obscure a topic to search for was, indeed, ready to be explained to me.
That ought to tweek your li'l bippy, there, Rufus! Excuse me , though, now, I am going for my 3mi walk around da' 'hood to check for entrails and bones along the road. I may even patronize a restroom to see if ElPresidente of Freedonia has left me any messages.
Nyuck , nyuck!
P.S. By the way, Water man, if by "Hunkie" you are referring to folks of the Hungarian persuasian, you're talkin' to the right guy - I am Hungarian, on my mother's side. However, if by some miracle you have heard that at the local watering holes I am often referred to as a "Hunk," once again, you have the right man.
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Happy belated birthday Jon. and yes good ole pierogies... My wife is Polish and we just had some pierogies the other day and we haven't had them for a while. Of course they were Mrs. T's but my wife and her Mother used to make pierogies from scratch with potatoes and onions and used to melt butter with onions and they were out of this world. Least she made the butter and onions for the pierogies and like I said we haven't had them in quite a while and we both had 10 of them for supper. Not good for a diabetic but some times ya just gotta go at it right.
Jim
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