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Old Fri Nov 28, 2008, 12:09pm
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... for all the hippie food available in my town.
Please, Juulie, don't remind me. I've lived in this area over 35 years and still can't find a decent reuben sandwich.
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Old Fri Nov 28, 2008, 01:01pm
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Please, Juulie, don't remind me. I've lived in this area over 35 years and still can't find a decent reuben sandwich.
Is this a Canadian sandwich?
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Amen, JD! Family > internet forums.
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Old Fri Nov 28, 2008, 08:33pm
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Well, to be truthful, Scrappy-doo, this board wasn't the first or fourth or even twentieth thing on my "thankful" list this year.
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Amen, JD! Family > internet forums.
My post was not intended to be a list of all, or the most important, things that I am thankful for. It was simply a public "thank you" after my public complaints.
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Old Fri Nov 28, 2008, 08:47pm
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It was simply a public "thank you" after my public complaints.
Your positive contributions to this Forum greatly outweigh your public complaints. This reminds me of someone else who used to post on the Forum.
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My post was not intended to be a list of all, or the most important, things that I am thankful for. It was simply a public "thank you" after my public complaints.
I understand. I recently gave a public thank you as well. I'm a mod on a site that my friends runs, and I know that in the past, he has had to pay extra-traffic costs. He does this all out of his own pocket, because he has a passion for the subject.
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Old Fri Nov 28, 2008, 10:45pm
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Please, Juulie, don't remind me. I've lived in this area over 35 years and still can't find a decent reuben sandwich.
rye bread, sauerkraut, mustard and corned beef.

Not that tough to make yourself, Mark.

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Old Fri Nov 28, 2008, 11:31pm
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rye bread, sauerkraut, mustard and corned beef.

Not that tough to make yourself, Mark.

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No - an authentic "south side of Chicago reuben" like my uncle used to make at his deli is corned beef and pastrami with swiss cheese, fresh (never frozen) sauerkraut grilled on dark rye with russian dressing. Try this with a side of fresh, home made potato salad. Nuff said.
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Old Sat Nov 29, 2008, 01:03am
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fresh (never frozen) sauerkraut .
I've made sauerkraut. There is no such thing as "fresh" sauerkraut

Homemade sauerkraut is goooodddd.

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Old Sat Nov 29, 2008, 08:50am
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I've made sauerkraut. There is no such thing as "fresh" sauerkraut
Hm. I was wondering about that smell. It's your house!
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Old Sun Nov 30, 2008, 07:34pm
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Hm. I was wondering about that smell. It's your house!
It was a long time ago. The smell is gone by now. But yeah, for a while there........

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Old Sat Nov 29, 2008, 10:15am
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No - an authentic "south side of Chicago reuben" like my uncle used to make at his deli is corned beef and pastrami with swiss cheese, fresh (never frozen) sauerkraut grilled on dark rye with russian dressing. Try this with a side of fresh, home made potato salad. Nuff said.
As an ex-Chicagoan, did you ever try Manny's reubens on Roosevelt road? Pure ectasy.
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Old Sat Nov 29, 2008, 10:19am
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rye bread, sauerkraut, mustard and corned beef.

Not that tough to make yourself, Mark.

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Arghhh! Rita, Rita, Rita, you forgot the thousand island dressing. This is why it's so tough to find a decent reuben around the country.
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Old Sun Nov 30, 2008, 07:35pm
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Arghhh! Rita, Rita, Rita, you forgot the thousand island dressing. This is why it's so tough to find a decent reuben around the country.
As long as there is sauerkraut on it, I'm good.

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Old Mon Dec 01, 2008, 11:49am
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Arghhh! Rita, Rita, Rita, you forgot the thousand island dressing. This is why it's so tough to find a decent reuben around the country.
No, the reason is that a lot of people think it's supposed to have thousand island dressing. It's supposed to have Russian dressing!
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