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Michael Schaffer
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 - posted 02-20-2004 06:17 PM      Profile for Michael Schaffer   Author's Homepage   Email Michael Schaffer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
True Marzipan contains "only" 30% sugar, 60% almonds and 10% other ingredients. The best and only pure Marzipan is made by Niederegger in Luebeck. Most other brands add a lot more sugar, then it is way to sweet and also a ripoff - you pay a lot of money for 70% sugar and a little almond paste.
I found that the "Cost Plus World Market" has a selection of different Marzipan brands, including some Niederegger. Try it - it will change your life!

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Phil Hill
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Michael, all Marzipan brands suck!

I would much rather have an Almond Joy...they have nuts...Mounds don't.

>>> Phil

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Dave Williams
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 - posted 02-20-2004 08:41 PM      Profile for Dave Williams   Author's Homepage   Email Dave Williams   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
comparing this movie to schindlers list is kind of rediculous anyway. schindlers was a recreation of a true account, whereas Passion is one of those "reimagining" of original source material that may or may not have any real basis in fact.

Religeous conviction aside, do we only allow satan worshipers to keep profits from movies? Or do we just call them jewish? [Eek!]

All in jest, I wish I were jewish. For some reason the italian thing doesn't seem to mesh well with it.

Ciao

Dave

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Steve Kraus
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The best marzipan is that found within Mozart Balls. Chocolate outside; marzipan inside. Mmmmmm. From Salzburg, Austria, birthplace of Wolfie.

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William Leland III
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 - posted 02-21-2004 02:58 AM      Profile for William Leland III   Author's Homepage   Email William Leland III   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Dave said
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do we only allow Satan worshipers to keep profits from movies? Or do we just call them Jewish?
i agree with you 100%. pretty funny, your response made me laugh.

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Carl Martin
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quote:
schindlers was a recreation of a true account, whereas Passion is one of those "reimagining" of original source material that may or may not have any real basis in fact.
schindler's list was a fictionalization, as is any non-documentary film that is "based on a true story". i'd be more inclined to call touching the void a recreation, but even that's iffy. at least i thought it avoided the epistemological confusion of the restagings on reality tv shows. it's impossible to recreate an event. that's one of those obvious points that's easy to ignore.

carl

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Christian Appelt
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Ahoy Phil,

you should think twice before putting down Luebeck Marzipan. Look what the citizens of Luebeck and Hamburg did in 1401 to famous pirate Klaus Stoertebecker who kept stealing their marzipan loaded cargo ships: [Eek!]

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Phil Hill
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Hahhaha That's funny, Chris!

I only said that to piss Mike off! [beer]

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Ian Price
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This is what I did with our Passion profits.

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He is going to live on the popcorn popper overlooking the box office.

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Phil Hill
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Ian! That's hilarious! A plastic JEEEZUS! He sorta looks like you... [beer]

Just don't put him on your car dashboard...he jumps out the window when you exceed the speed limit!

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