BBC Web Shite wrote:An Australian publisher has had to pulp and reprint a cook-book after one recipe listed "salt and freshly ground black people" instead of black pepper.
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Cook-book misprint costs Australian publishers dear
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Cook-book misprint costs Australian publishers dear
by cyprusgrump » Sun Apr 18, 2010 12:33 pm
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Re: Cook-book misprint costs Australian publishers dear
by CBBB » Sun Apr 18, 2010 4:11 pm
cyprusgrump wrote:BBC Web Shite wrote:An Australian publisher has had to pulp and reprint a cook-book after one recipe listed "salt and freshly ground black people" instead of black pepper.
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Idiots, they should have immediately started marketing a gigantic grinder!
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Re: Cook-book misprint costs Australian publishers dear
by cyprusgrump » Sun Apr 18, 2010 6:32 pm
CBBB wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:BBC Web Shite wrote:An Australian publisher has had to pulp and reprint a cook-book after one recipe listed "salt and freshly ground black people" instead of black pepper.
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Idiots, they should have immediately started marketing a gigantic grinder!
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by Cap » Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:50 pm
What's so controversial about that? In some african countries black people are on the menu, although not always freshly ground. Odd, in australia its deemed racist, in Burkino Faso and Liberia its deemed as a national delicasy.
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