Thanks for your comment on "spelling extensions." Actually, adding "icity" to a photo description is quite useful if it conveys a meaning, the reason we use words in the first place. As far as superfluous though more precise word usage, such as a habit of "displaying ones smartness," as in the routine verbal or written display of one's sesquipedalian erudition, though quite precise and useful to some of us isn't of very much use to most of us chicken farmers. What I'm more interested in is this English muffin recipe, specifically whether or not it is adaptable to baking these in tuna fish or other older cans with both "turned and rolled" top and bottom "lids" removed. If you look around the food market or the dollar store you should find some product in such a can. If I remember correctly the old Thomas's English Muffin mail-order catalogs stated that their muffins were so big because they were "made in tuna fish cans." Whatever. My comments here should have more or less commas included, so add or delete some here-and-there as you wish. I just woke-up and don't recall where commas are to be used. I found this recipe, which I'll try today after finding some of these cans, as I just had a couple of "Original Tho...'s English Muffins" from the store and realized that there had no resemblance at all to the original mail-order muffins. If someone else tries the tuna fish can method, please comment and let us know how they turned out and how or if you modified this recipe. Thanks. Now it's time for some orange juice. btw this is my very first post about anything, ever, and I've been on the internet almost daily for twenty years. true, your Pal, Ross

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