Lunch!

[Rushmore]

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A) Spell belgium right if your going to criticize anyone.


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You might want to spell you're correctly if you're going to make your point about spelling things correctly, particularly now, as opposed to in days of yore.

[Rushmore]

Please know that the only reason the options that you list are of such a type as to induce actual illness is because someone somewhere convinced us that it's ok to eat food that actually leads to one's premature death.

They have these things called salads you might want to look into, and I also understand (through extensive research) that one is permitted to consume fish without submersing it in boiling oil.

[Cptkernow]

I am from Cornwall and I can tell you that the expression
"nice greggs pasty" is an oxymoron.

If you want a great world class pasty goto Mcfaddens in St Just west Penwith Cornwall.
Or
Lavanders Alverton Penzance Cornwall

[GWB]

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Please know that the only reason the options that you list are of such a type as to induce actual illness is because someone somewhere convinced us that it's ok to eat food that actually leads to one's premature death.

They have these things called salads you might want to look into, and I also understand (through extensive research) that one is permitted to consume fish without submersing it in boiling oil.

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Are you some kind of veggie-commie?

Beef, the Texas treat

(gals named Oprah not welcome)

[MicroBob]

i lived kind of near Pittsburgh for a summer (Johnstown) and a bar/restaurant just down the block from where i lived had these spectacular salads topped with super greasy-Fries.

the first time i had it i was kind of surprised...had never seen fries on a salad before....but by the end of my stay in that area i remember being disappointed when i ordered a salad and it came to me sans fries because they were out.

oh the memories of those salads (and the sandwiches with the fries also).


also, i consider myself to be something of a french-fry conniseur (sp??) and indeed have had a big basket of fries as a meal before.

although, the McDonald's fries usually rate very low on my list of quality fries. you cant be a french-fry connoseur and actually like McDonald's fries.
that's like the world's most reknown wine-taster popping the cap off a bottle of Boone's.
or a food-critic reviewing....well....McDonald's.

[Inthacup]

Spell belgium right if your going to criticize anyone.

It takes a lot of balls(or stupidity) to criticize someone's spelling of their home country.

[Rushmore]

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Are you some kind of veggie-commie?

Beef, the Texas treat

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Last night, I had a beautiful piece of prime rib au jus with horseradish and two baked potatoes for dinner. There was beer involved.

So, NO, I am not a veggie-commie. I simply wanted to say that we should keep better options open.

Maybe I should hand my dietary decisions over to the U.N.

[MicroBob]

where did he mis-spell Belgium??

just FYI.....'Belgian' refers to something from 'Belgium'.
like 'American' refers to something from the U.S. (as in....that's an American-made car).

[Hung]

Hey Poker Jet,

I'm sorry if my spelling is bad. I'm Dutch and speak a little French and English. Just enough to say: Pot, fold, raise, etc.
But this time I was correct!! woohoo. It's a miracle. But I just looked it up in an online dictonary. It's Belgian Waffles instead of Belgian Wafels. I made a bad spelling in Waffles, but not in Belgian. Anyway, I had a good meal.
And a good laugh after reading all the replies.

[Hung]

Hey Rushmore,

I don't eat anything without meat. I don't understand why people become or choose to be vegetarian (I hope I spelled that correctly). Meat is so tasty. miam miam.
I love a steak with fries and pepper cream sauce!! [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]