GR translation: creamed yellow chicken nausea

[Mike Weaver]

Galvanised kitchenware was probably standard before stainless steel took 
over.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/market/galvanized_cookware.

On 29/11/2025 10:39, Mark Kohut wrote:
> and, it's very look was nauseous as the mess cook tripped slipped in a 
> puddle of vomit..........Another bit of TRP's genius might be seen when
> one looks up galvanized---I wanted to see if a can of such 'soup' is a 
> galvanized can and it isn't--
> and among the first examples that come up are trash cans....
>
> On Sat, Nov 29, 2025 at 5:06 AM Mike Weaver via Pynchon-l 
> <pynchon-l at waste.org> wrote:
>
>     The chicken soup looked like vomit. Too much tumeric in the seasoning!
>
>     On 29/11/2025 04:35, Mike Jing wrote:
>     > V667.34-39, P681.1-6   Where’s the court of appeals that will
>     hear his sad
>     > story? “I lost my footing!” Some mess cook slipped in a puddle
>     of elite
>     > vomit and spilled a whole galvanized can full of creamed yellow
>     chicken
>     > nausea all over that starboard weather deck, Thanatz didn’t see
>     it, he was
>     > looking for Margherita. . . . Too bad, les jeux sont faits, nobody’s
>     > listening and the Anubis is gone.
>     >
>     > What exactly does "nausea" mean here? I would assume this is
>     actually a can
>     > of cooked food of some sort.
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