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From: Mandrake the Perihelion <jfwaldby@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Nathan"s Onion Rings. Meets Expectations
Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2025 19:34:05 -0500
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Ed P wrote:
> I bought some frozen Nathan's Onion rings and made them for dinner 
> tonight.  They met expectations.  To clarify, my expectations were 
> extremely low.
> 
> They cooked up nicely in the air fryer in 13 minutes.  Nice and crispy 
> and you would expect.  That is the good news.  The only good news.
> 
> Onion rings is a poor description.  A more accurate description would 
> be:  A ring of breading formed around a very thin vegetable membrane.
> 
> They will be featured in an episode of Meals for Lazy Old People.

Has he lost his mind
Can he see or is he blind

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What can I say to have you at es?