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Hmm. you're from Austin, the site is in Austin. A commercial site, more
selling than recipes and very interested in harvesting my email address.
You wouldn't be connected with the site, would you?

Nah, because it would be impossible for you to "discover" your own web site
and I know you wouldn't lie. Certainly, I'd never buy anything from a
merchant who introduced himself with a lie.


"Bill H" <mm4058@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a1LC9.5557$Gc.149109@twister.austin.rr.com...
> I just discovered a great cooking site that offers free recipes, an
> eNewsletter on cooking and entertaining tips and a whole lot of
> neat kitchen stuff -
>
> Check it out at: http://www.chef-nouveau.com/
>
> Thanks!
> Bill
>
> BTW - This week they have a great recipe for Tomato Basil
> Breadsticks that you can make with your breadmaker -
>
>

Jack Denver wrote:

> Hmm. you're from Austin, the site is in Austin. A commercial site, more
> selling than recipes and very interested in harvesting my email address.
> You wouldn't be connected with the site, would you?
>
> Nah, because it would be impossible for you to "discover" your own web site
> and I know you wouldn't lie. Certainly, I'd never buy anything from a
> merchant who introduced himself with a lie.

 "Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the Chef Nouveau User
Agreement and Privacy Policy."

Especially from a website who uses a statement like this. Just try and find the
unpublished "User Agreement and Privacy Policy".

Plus, I was/am always suspicious of "chefs" who publish recipes with, or use
terms like "chuck in some spinach and throw in this," etc.

I don't even like it as kitchen lingo, it shows total disrespect for food.

Not to talk about the Ginsu type cutlery for sale.
--
Gruesse.

C=�-)� H. W. Hans Kuntze, CMC, S.g.K. (_o_)
" Die einfachsten Dinge sind sehr kompliziert " Morgenroete
 http://www.cmcchef.com  And zen ve vil tak over ze vorld! ;-)
_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/

Ditto.  chef-nouveau.com is entered on my "don't buy from them" list. How
good could the products or prices be if he has to lie about them.


"Jack Denver" <nunuvyer@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:R0SdnXyojJKnpEGgXTWc3A@comcast.com...
> Hmm. you're from Austin, the site is in Austin. A commercial site, more
> selling than recipes and very interested in harvesting my email address.
> You wouldn't be connected with the site, would you?
>
> Nah, because it would be impossible for you to "discover" your own web
site
> and I know you wouldn't lie. Certainly, I'd never buy anything from a
> merchant who introduced himself with a lie.
>
>
> "Bill H" <mm4058@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:a1LC9.5557$Gc.149109@twister.austin.rr.com...
> > I just discovered a great cooking site that offers free recipes, an
> > eNewsletter on cooking and entertaining tips and a whole lot of
> > neat kitchen stuff -
> >
> > Check it out at: http://www.chef-nouveau.com/
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Bill
> >
> > BTW - This week they have a great recipe for Tomato Basil
> > Breadsticks that you can make with your breadmaker -
> >
> >
>
>

Let me limit my critique to the newsgroup's subject in which I found your
spam; alt.food.barbecue. A search with the word 'barbecue' returned 2 hits.
Neither had anything to do with barbecue.

-Hound who is fully cognizant of the futility

Funny guy,

But I guess his spam worked.  I made sure not to visit the site,  I
can't even remember how to spell it.  I remember when I used to find
at least 10 posts like that a day, at least now it has died down to
about 2-3.

But if you're going to spam, let us know in the post that it's an
advertisement.

rp-
www.jokebomb.com

"Cuchulain Libby" <ctlibby@stic.net> wrote in message news:<arhonp$h86mb$1@ID-159769.news.dfncis.de>...
> Let me limit my critique to the newsgroup's subject in which I found your
> spam; alt.food.barbecue. A search with the word 'barbecue' returned 2 hits.
> Neither had anything to do with barbecue.
> 
> -Hound who is fully cognizant of the futility