remym@tekig5.UUCP (Remy Malan) (02/12/86)
About 6 years ago I read the contents of a non-dairy creamer served on a flight and I have not touched the stuff since then. Now when I travel on planes I always ask for milk for my coffee or tea. I have not had any problems getting milk from the stewards/esses. I'd rather have milk than palm oil + ... :-). Sincerely, A. Remy Malan
paul@pilchuckDataio.UUCP (Paul Brownlow in the rain forest) (02/18/86)
> > About 6 years ago I read the contents of a non-dairy creamer served on a flight > and I have not touched the stuff since then. > > Now when I travel on planes I always ask for milk for my coffee or tea. > I have not had any problems getting milk from the stewards/esses. > > I'd rather have milk than palm oil + ... :-). > > Sincerely, > A. Remy Malan The stuff is flammable, too! A waitress once showed me a trick: take a packet of creamer, light a match, and CAREFULLY sprinkle the creamer over the flame from a height of approximately one foot. Instant flash. I almost burned off my hair. You expect that I will eat this stuff!!??? -- ------- Paul Brownlow Data I/O Corp. Redmond, WA ..uw-beaver!teltone!dataio!pilchuck!paul "You've got to ask yourself one question: 'do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya punk?"