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Christopher Logan Hanssen at 4 Jun 2006: 18:02
What is Sage other than the spice used for cooking?
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at 4 Jun 2006: 18:07
It's a fly fishing apparal and rod company. I'm assuming thats what you were looking for.
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at 4 Jun 2006: 18:19
check the FAQ on the frontpage.
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at 4 Jun 2006: 19:06
There are several species of the sage herb, each with its own characteristics that make them have different uses. The leaves and stems are used in cooking for flavoring sausages, pork, sauces, cheese, dressings and stuffing. Sage is also brewed for tea. Sage herb can be used as an antiseptic and anti-fungal; it improves the digestion, and this is why it is sometimes used with heavy meals. It will also help control diarrhea. The purple variety of S. officinalis is generally used in medicine, and is more effective than the green plant. In China, the root of a related plant, S. miltiorrhiza (dan shen), is used as a tonic herb. The Artemisa variety is very bitter, great as an insect repellant, and can be sprayed with alcohol after the plant is boiled to let all it's juices out. This variety is not intended for cooking.
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at 4 Jun 2006: 19:09
>>4 Fascinating!
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at 5 Jun 2006: 05:38
this thread makes me LOL
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Raven at 5 Jun 2006: 07:12
On the discussion boards, "sage" keeps a thread from being bumped to the top. It's no longer a feature of the image boards.
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at 5 Jun 2006: 14:15
It's pronounced sagé, not sage.
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Bizzle at 5 Jun 2006: 20:28
>>8 The only people who care are those who already know. Sage also has a distinctive smell when burned, like a mellow, outdoorsy incense. I am not a big believer in aroma therapy, but it can be rather nice in the summer.
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at 5 Jun 2006: 20:34
>>9 When camping in the desert, there is nothing like the sweet smell of the wild sage in the morning just before sunrise!
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at 5 Jun 2006: 22:04
I thought sage was always some smart old guy.
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Raven at 6 Jun 2006: 00:06
>>11 In English, yes. And some people use it as a double meaning. But the word, as used on chan boards, is Japanese in origin. It's the short form of "sageru," which means "to lower."
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Bizzle at 6 Jun 2006: 10:00
>>11 Yeah, and they say thing like "You spoony bard!"
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Cyber620#wQh3/XNrY2 at 6 Jun 2006: 16:28
This thread is surprisingly informative given the first post.(full of win and good.)
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Christopher Logan Hanssen at 6 Jun 2006: 22:42
ROTFLMAO
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at 7 Jun 2006: 02:29
i always wondered about "sage". i found this thread very informative :)
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at 8 Jun 2006: 00:36
THIS IS A SPICE SANDWICH IT IS MADE OF SAGE AND WIN
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