"Upscale" wrote

"Swingman" wrote in message
From one who spent weeks in the boonies, where a "tough and strong" leaf,
or
a handful of moss, was a rare and blissful find, even the industrial
Scott
brand from Sam's is luxurious by comparison.

And you're forgetting the most important thing here. When it comes to
strong
and tough or soft and tender, I think the universal choice is the one
that's
least liable to break-through. g

Actually, that was the original reason the word "strang" was invented by the
Middle English ... apparently they had a brand by that name.

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