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Group: alt.books · Group Profile · Search for Pork and Beans in alt.books
Author: Deadspeak2
Date: Jun 1, 2008 16:56
We were raised on pork and beans. To cut the cost of living, we had to eat a can a day.. Our resources being so limited required that we make the most creative use of the little we had. But pork and beans became a religious thing for me.. because it reminded us of when life was lived in hardship like a judicious whip was on my ass to put me in place.. 'He who does not work.. does not eat..'
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| On Dec 26, 6:26 am, Isabelle Cecchini
<isabelle.cecch...@wanadoo.fr.invalid> wrote:
> > The fog and snow, the cold latitude, the heavy learning, the blue
> > coffee, the unbuttered bread, the soup and lentils, the heavy
> > pork-packer beans, the stale cheese, the soggy chow, the lousy wine
> > have put the whole penitentiary into a state of constipation.
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> From previous answers to your |
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Group: alt.fiction.interactive · Group Profile · Search for Pork and Beans in alt.fiction.interactive
Author: Deadspeak2
Date: Jun 1, 2008 16:56
Marius Hancu a écrit : Hello: How would you read: "pork-packer beans" ? ----- [He's teaching English in Dijon, France] The fog and snow, the cold latitude, the heavy learning, the blue coffee, the unbuttered bread, the soup and lentils, the heavy pork-packer beans, the stale cheese, the soggy chow, the lousy wine have put the whole penitentiary into a state
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| Hello:
How would you read:
"pork-packer beans"
?
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[He's teaching English in Dijon, France]
The fog and snow, the cold latitude, the heavy learning, the blue
coffee, the unbuttered bread, the soup and lentils, the heavy
pork-packer beans, the stale cheese, the soggy chow, the lousy wine
have put the whole penitentiary into a state of constipation.
Henry Miller, Tropic of Cancer |
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Group: alt.usage.english · Group Profile · Search for Pork and Beans in alt.usage.english
Author: Marius Hancu
Date: Dec 26, 2007 06:43
"JD Cooper" <tohellwithillegals@pissonmeheeco.com> wrote in message news:Z6CdnTFIdPl4gyPanZ2dnUVZ_vWtnZ2d@texas.net... JD Cooper wrote: The discussion the other day about baked beans (RE: my post about beanie weenies) reminded me of an old *Best of the West* baked bean mess. It has been around since the 70's I think and is novel for "baked beans" in that it has meat and BBQ
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