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YES!  Leave it to fatty here to make a thread about food. :D

Anyway, this thread is for all things food.  Not just cheese, not just Gunther, or whatever.

FOOD FOOD FOOD.

Talk about cooking, talk about your favourite foods, talk about the foods you hate the most.
Talk about your favorite resaurants, etc.  


FOOOOOOOOOD.

(I'll start)

I hate seafood and mushrooms.

I also cooked fajitas last night.  Worst fajitas ever.

Mmmmmmmm..........
FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOF!!!!!!!!!!!! (Ok, nobody here will get that joke.....:-[)

Let's see.  I like ice cream.  A lot.
And cake.

And I hate my frelling diet!!!! >flays it alive<

i love shoarma  :lovegoggles:

i hate beans  :X

I love pizza!  <3

I hate spinach.  :X

I suddenly had a mental image of a dating show. You know when the contestants are all sitting on stools saying "I love loong, moonlit strolls on a calm beach" breathily, with heaving bosom?
"I love long, moonlit bowls of ice cream..."
"I dislike spinach...."
XD Hey, we have to amuse me somehow or else I'll be dangerous! XD

I like spinnich.  And brocolli.

I detest pinapple

I love just about anything Italian!

I hate brussel sprouts!

Favorite restaurant: Olive Garden!

I like broccoli.

I dislike cauliflower.

I hate Cheese Whiz.

Things I like cooking:

Spaghetti and meat sauce (Extra-lean ground beef)
Baked chicken breast with lemon-pepper seasoning.  Mmm...
Eggs, other than poached.  Boiled being my favorite.

and I think brocolli and cauliflour belong together.  I love it.  With melted cheese sauce on it. Mmm....

Alright here we go, for snacks nothing...NOTHING beats a nice big bad of andy capp's hot fries. Of course, thats just me.
As for cooking... I make a mean pumpkin pie.
Mean in a good way.  ;P

Quote from: J-ROC on July 19, 2004, 08:36:50 PM
and I think brocolli and cauliflour belong together.  I love it.  With melted cheese sauce on it. Mmm....

Hehe, same here.  In fact, I should clarify a bit:

I hate Cheese Whiz

I love real cheese!  XD

I like Cheeze Whiz on celery sticks.  Mmmm...

The cheeze whiz can looks too much like a can of whipped cream.

Trust me, you dont wanna make that mistake.  ;P

BLUEBERRY YUM !!!

I love salads <3

What kind of dressing, if any, do you like on your salads?

I'll assume you're changing topics(if you were talking to Say, I'll delete this post).

Either ranch, or nothing.

Don't delete it, go with it! :P

I like any kind of salad dressing, but ranch is my fave.  <3

Fave foods: Pizza, strawberries, lemonade, iced tea, root beer, spaghetti, broccoli, chicken, milk, ice cream, CHEESE!

Un-fave foods: Brussell sprouts, lima beans, ham, turkey, asparagus, steak, ribs.

Fave salad dressings: Honey Mustard, Creamy Italian.

Un-fave salad dressings: Any variety of Ranch. Blech.

Peace & Luv, Liz

Italian dressing!  But has to be the fat free...b/c the other, trying to mix the oil and vinager, or water or whatever...doesn't work!!

Cat

That's why you shake it up enough to emulsify it.  ;B

I like Italian and French dressing.  

I like Cesar Salads (when Neil doesn't have him in an oven, he's apparently a salad)  and Greek Salads (minus the olives..I dislike the olives muchly).

I tihnk for supper tonight I'm going ot go to the grocery store, get some beef, onions, and a taco making kit thingy.  Mmm, tacos.

I also have this seasoning stuff I bought at the Calgary Stampede.  You mix 1 cup of Mayo and 1 cup of sour cream plus this seasoning, let it chill for an hour, and then you have dip!  I think I'll make dill tonight and have it with some pita bread. (I don't eat potato chips any more...)

Quote from: J-ROC on July 20, 2004, 10:50:00 AMI like Cesar Salads (when Neil doesn't have him in an oven, he's apparently a salad)

In the poor fellow's defense, it's Caesar when you're talking about the salad. (Pronounced differently, too.) ;)

Peace & Luv, Liz

Way to take ALL THE FUN out of that little joke... :P

Quote from: J-ROC on July 20, 2004, 12:21:28 PMWay to take ALL THE FUN out of that little joke... :P

Yep, that's me, I am a sucky b****. You should know that by now. ;)

Peace & Luv, Liz

In Jeysie's defense, Cesar changes his name when he's a salad because he doesn't want people to know it's him. :P I mean, what would they think??

In the salad's defense, it's not its fault for having a similar name to Cesar.  XD

XD See, J-R? The joke is even funnier now!

/me slips Questie and Yonkey some money under the table.

Peace & Luv, Liz

If I ever cook for you guys, I'm gonna lace it with lots of Ex-Lax.  Happy poohing!  >:(


XB XB

You are a sick sick puppy James.  No, wait, forget that I said puppy because you're gonna make something sick out of that.  You're just extra sick. :P

Back on  topic... sort of...

I like: anything that meaty and fried... (yes I'm going to die early but happy  :) )

I'm not a fan of what most would call healthy foods... a cardiologist is going love me!

I do like humus though...perhaps my saving grace...

I'm semi-fortunate... I actually like healthy foods, for the most part. I like fruits and vegetables... indeed, when I was a kid, I used to eat the vegetables and hide the meat in a napkin! :suffer: Even now, the only meat I really have a major taste for is chicken. There are some other meats I like in small doses, though. I also like whole-grain cereals and breads and that sort of thing.

My main downfalls, weight-wise, is that I get hungry all the time, and I have a weakness for dairy products, especially cheese.

Peace & Luv, Liz

Drink lots of water when you're hungry.  I find it tends to help.

Or eat six, notably smaller, meals a day.  Your metabolism works better if it's always working.

Heh. When I'm home, I usually don't have a problem. Unfortunately, trying to keep my stomach happy with my schedule on work days is nigh impossible. :P Eating one third of my lunch every couple hours helps a little, but it's still not great.

I wish my body would just work like everyone else's does. :P </rant>

Peace & Luv, Liz

And, if any of you discover you've got Crohn's disease, James' advice is KEY.  I've got to do that, I need to have twice the daily calories of a normal person to sustain my weight (and since I'm still ten pounds less than what they want me to have.... ::)) ANyhow, the point I was making is that James has hit the hammer with the nail!  Or some old adage involving hammers and nails.... 8)

You know, when it somes to the food they would love to eat the most right now, it is usually widely different if the question was: what kind of food would you eat if you had to eat only that every day for the rest of your life.  

So that's what I'm asking. What dish/food would you choose if you were only allowed to eat that for the rest of your life? And the reasoning behind is NOT whether it holds more nutrients or is easy to make etc. The sole reason behind your answer should be what food would taste best in the long run, the enjoyment of eating it for the long haul.

I think my choice is lasagna.

ICE CREAM!

But I would have to move closer to the equator. :-\

Also, weight trainers/muscle guys/etc. eat about 5 or 6 meals a day...sometimes with a meal being just a protein shake.  But it's having something in your stomach that will get your metabolism up that works.

Manocotti...mmmmm (I know, I know, my spelling's horrible :P)

Cat

Quote from: koko_99_2001 on July 22, 2004, 01:36:32 PM
Also, weight trainers/muscle guys/etc. eat about 5 or 6 meals a day...sometimes with a meal being just a protein shake.  But it's having something in your stomach that will get your metabolism up that works.

I realize that this is only one fitness person's opinion, but they suggest that protein shakes are enough.  You should be having foods that are naturally high in proteins.  Like cottage cheese + yogurt as a meal.  Or a smoothie made with fruit and yogurt, chicken breast, etc.
One of the key things to point out, too, it to have a active lifestyle.  The workout plan that this fitness monkey had was for working out 45 minutes a day, maximum....but it's supposed to be an intense workout.

AANYWAY, enough of my ramblings on that.  If I could only do what I say, I wouldn't be such a chubby man. :)

As for one food that, if I had to, I would eat every day for the rest of my life...

...well, I'm not sure there is one.  No matter how much you enjoy a certain food, you're bound to get sick of it after awhile and wish for something else.

But Lasagna would be good.  Canneloni (sp?),  Chicken wings.  Lots of stuff I really really like....but yeah, can't eat one thing forever.

I could probably eat pizza forever.  There are thousands of combinations and not all are unhealthy.  ;P

And yeah, you could lose weight fast by replacing junk food with healthy junk food (i.e. fruit & veggies, soy or ultra-low fat rice cakes, etc), until you quit eating junk altogether, and of course drinking lots of water.  :)

Yeah, I used to drink pop and crap whenever I was driving places (ie: Whitecout to Calgary) but have since changed to water or juice.  It's made a noticable difference.  The fact I haven't eaten potato chips in some time also helps.  
And snacking is actually quite alright, as long as it's low calorie and healthy stuff.  Like veggies, of course.  some fresh green pepper, broccoli, cauliflour, carrots, etc....good stuff! <3

 :'( Everybody's listing foods for snacking on that I can't eat!!

But that's alright.  Ice cream is one of the healthiest things for me to eat anyways. XB (This diet's not *all* bad. :P)

How about adding chocolate syrup and resees sprinkles to the icecream?  Now that's good!

Cat

......because ice cream is bad otherwise? Cat, you weirdo! :P

I didn't say icecream was bad...it just makes the icecream even better! :P

Cat

Hehe, ok for Q's sake I'll get to some healthy stuff:

My favourite cereal: Cheerios
My favourite snack: cheese & crackers
My favourite fruit: grapes
My favourite vegetable: corn (in the summer), potatoes (in the winter)

;D

I'll say unhealthy:

Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops
Favorite Snack: Popcorn
Favorite Fruit: Apples and oranges
Favorite Veggies: Carrots

lmao, I just realized how unhealthy this diet I'm on would be for most people.  James listed more stuff I can eat than Neil. :P (Uhm, as long as the apples are peeled, otherwise you're equal)

So, what should someone who can't cook (and doesn't have time to anyway), gets hungry every two to three hours, and wants to lose weight, eat? ;P

Not that my body is capable of losing weight, anyway. I remember when I was a teenager, I spent two months eating right and exercising an hour each weekday at the local gym (not to mention walking everywhere as much as I could) and by the end of it I *gained* five pounds. What a complete waste of time *that* was. :P

Peace & Luv, Liz

Of course, you could have been gaining muscle, Jeysie.  I walked every day last summer, and put on more weight before I lost it.  Muscle weighs more than fat.

My favourite cereal: Honey Nut Cheerios
My favourite snack: tortialla chips w/ shreaded cheese
My favourite fruit: strawberries
My favourite vegetable: black-eyed peas and potatoes

Cat gets the record for listing the *most* things I can't eat! WOOHOO!!
And in case anybody's wondering, I don't really have more than a few favorite foods...they don't fit into those categories...so that's why I'm not answering and talking about my diet instead. ;D

So basically, you're not allowed to eat anything healthy? You have some weird doctors. I mean, I know you're supposed to gain weight, but I would think it would be better on your body to gain weight eating healthy stuff... ???

Peace & Luv, Liz

Favorite breakfast food: scrambled eggs and waffles
Favorite snack: Nuts and dried berries, fruit  
Food to make me happy: sauteed chicken breast with fresh vegetables and creamy pasta

Food to make me propose: Filet Mignon with melted paris butter and potatoes with brown sauce.

Well, Jeysie, maybe you shouldn't be guaging it by weight loss, but rather by how you feel.  I know when I was boxing for awhile, there were some nights I got only 5 hours sleep but still had the energy for the entire day.  Where now, I can get a full 8 hours sleep and still be tired.

And I'm not making a direct correlation to you, but there are people who by definition are "obese" and can still do the Ironman triathalon.  Point is, health isn't necessarily a weight issue. (on top of Cat's point that muscle weighs more than fat)

J-R: Perhaps... it was something like 9 years ago, so I don't remember much about how I felt. :P

The *only* time I remember "getting smaller" was when I had to stay at a foster home for a while. We'd have a bowl of cereal before leaving in the morning for school, then my foster mother would cook up a dinner when we got home. (A quite good dinner at that!) She completely didn't understand the concept of a snack. (If I asked her for some fruit or something sometime after dinner, she'd ask if I was hungry because I didn't eat enough at dinner. She didn't really understand the concept of eating something just because it tastes good. Just as well, I suppose.)

I'd end up not eating lunch, because the food at my school was horrible. Finally, I had to make a 45 minute walk to the house from school every weekday. Dunno how much I lost exactly, but my pants got awfully loose.

Of course, I'd never be able to pull that off again... if I tried eating only two meals now, I'd be headachy and tummy-grumbly for most of the day. :P (Yeah, I know that's not exactly healthy to only eat twice a day, but it *is* the only way I ever lost weight! :P )

Peace & Luv, Liz

Actually, I hated that part about university too.  Since classes are arranged so horribly, you can't always eat lunch/dinner at the same time.  There are some days you can, and other days you have to wait an hour and a half.  Needless to say, no matter how much food I brought, some days I would be starving and some days I would be forcing myself to eat (then starve later when I actually was hungry). :X

I packed lunches and ate them in class whenever I was hungry.  I did this every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on year, as I had classes from 8:30 to 13:30 straight with no breaks.
One day I decided to get a nice caffeine high and get all the caffeine loaded teas between each class, starting just before my first class at 8:30.  As you can guess, by 13:30, I was pretty wired.  (and I had to pee lots! :D)

I <3 tea.

Well, I was in a hurry when typing the other one...so I'll add on right here.

There's a pregnant woman in my first class (she's only 4 mos along)...and everyday, she reaches into her backpack, and pulls out food.  Twenty minutes later, she's reaching again and pulling out more food.  It's hilarious!  Of course, it's also acceptable, since she's pregnant...but I find it SO funny.

On Thursday, we had just finished our test and a group of us were waiting in the hall just talking, and she goes "is there a microwave anywhere on this floor?"  I say that it's probably in the teacher's lounge.  So she decides that we're going to find it and she pulls out her "Easy Mac"  We walk the whole floor and can't find a microwave.  So she goes into a teacher's office and asks...and is allowed to use that teacher's microwave!!  At least the pregnant woman got her "Easy Mac."  I'm still laughing over it.

Cat

I could never eat in class.  Chips and stuff are too noisy and the starving people beside you always watch while you eat. ::)

I did use to drink lots of coke in lectures though, not only to satisfy hunger but to stay awake. XD

QuoteI'll say unhealthy:

Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops
Favorite Snack: Popcorn
Favorite Fruit: Apples and oranges
Favorite Veggies: Carrots

Hmm lets play a little "good-bad-worst" here...
Ill be worst.  ;P

Favorite Cereal: Lucky charms with the non-marshmellows removed.

XD XB XD
Favorite Snack: Lard
Favorite Fruit: The Marshmellow
Favorite Vegetable: Cane sugar (Hey , its a plant right?)

Mmm...lard....and it's lardy goodness. :D

Quote from: Yonkey on July 24, 2004, 07:28:27 PM
I could never eat in class.  Chips and stuff are too noisy and the starving people beside you always watch while you eat. ::)

Oh man, I wouldn't eat snack food.  I'd eat my lunches.  Usually some type of deli-meat sandwiches.  Mmmm...  :D

Chicken&dumplings  ;D

spaghetti and meat sauce.

I made that the other night.  It was great.

O'Doyle RULES!

Go James for listing food I can eat!  For dinner tonight I had chicken and mashed potatos and French cut cooked green beans.  Yum--like I don't eat that ALL the time. ::)

Well, tomorrow or friday I'm going to make a beef type meal with a red-wine based sauce.  It will be good.  I think.

Hmm, that does sound good.  Have a KQ9 dinner party!

Alright!  

All the KQ9 groupies are invited over for those who want to come!


*eats dinner alone, as usual*  :'(

James, I think the problem is that you need to move.  Closer to us.  And THEN we'll eat all your food for with you!
Either that, or move to a college town, because there's plenty of college students who would be glad to eat with you. :P

It's a lot easier for you guys to visit me in Canada than for me to leave.  So there. :D

Tonight, I'm going to cook ribeye steak.  
I'm going to cut it into bite sized chunks, marinate and cook it in a homemade sauce.

The sauce:
50/50 Red wine/water (maybe 1 cup each, I don't measure dang it! :D)
4 cloves of freshly minced garlic
1/2 large yellow onion (1 small one, use own discretion)
1/2 cup Soya Sauce
1/4 cup Oyster Sauce
2 Tablespoon(s) of Italian seasoning (can usually be bought as such, oregano/thyme/rosemary/basil mix would be an okay substitute)
1 teaspoon salt
1 Tablespoon pepper (I like pepper)
Couple dabs of hot sauce

At least that's what I'm going to aim for.  I'll let you all know how it turns out. :D

Quote from: Yonkey on July 24, 2004, 07:28:27 PMI could never eat in class.  Chips and stuff are too noisy and the starving people beside you always watch while you eat. ::)

I did use to drink lots of coke in lectures though, not only to satisfy hunger but to stay awake. XD

I don't think we were allowed to eat during lectures/class. :o

Well, technically you're not supposed to.  But there's always the odd person snacking on something small.  I have yet to hear a prof say "Hey no eating!  GIVE ME THAT SANDWICH!  >:("

;D

Cheap wine rocks my world! :D

and it's good to cook with!


PS: Your guys' respective universities sucked then.  ;) We only weren't allowed eating in labs or computer rooms.  Normal classrooms were open season.

Oh yeah, definitely not in labs.  But I used to eat & drink in the computer labs even though no one else did. XB

I dunno, none of my teachers and professors allowed eating either.

My science teachers obviously generally had amusing lectures about not eating, as did my music teachers. ;)

Peace & Luv, Liz

Uggg...

I had about a liter of Baja Fresh Salsa today... (With chips of course)

My stomach and intestines are trying to kill themselves...

QuoteWe only weren't allowed eating in labs or computer rooms.  Normal classrooms were open season.

well considering in 6th form our form room was at first the library and then a computer room, followed by another move to yet another computer room...well we kinda ate in there anyway. we had a pushover tutor, and if he wanted me to take the register for him then he would hav to hush about me eating in there.
However i migrated to the large step to sun myself in the summer, which our head teacher didnt approve of, hence the daily ritual of her trying to move us away from the step because we made the place look untidy! She never won! Neither did our form teacher! we ate and sat where we pleased![/glow]

During the regular semester, it depends on the classroom (we have the old classrooms and the master classrooms--master classrooms have all the expensive equiptment).  In the master ones, we could only drink smething if it had a lid to it.  But during the summer semesters, the professors don't really care if you eat, since classes streatch between 2-3 hours...and others streatch 4-5 hours.  Can't really go that long without food :P

Cat

what about beds...do they allow beds or duvets? i dont think i could last 5 hours without sleep  ;P especially a lecture!

Sorry...beds aren't allowed.  But they do give us a break every hour or so!  And don't worry...I didn't have one of the 5 hour classes...my longest one wsa 3 hr 40 min. :P

Cat

Well, that recipe I listed a few threads ago worked out really really well.  Just change the ratio of wine/water to 75/25.
I also added a tbsp or so of worcheschire sauce.
Keep in mind you should cook it in a covered cooking dish.  If you want to thicken up the juice/sauce, then uncover it and let it boil off a bit.

We were not allowed to eat during lectures, nor where we allowed to eat in the classrooms. The only exception to one of those rules was in my sixth year of high school, when one of the privileges was having your lunch in one of the classrooms. Mainly because another one of those privileges was going outside from the school during the noon-break and get something to eat, for example a pizza, which ofcourse would not be appropriate to eat that in front of all of the other students who didn't have those privileges.

I'm gonna have me a large stack of pancakes(the Swedish kind no less), cuz I've been good and healthy for a while now and deserve to pig out a little. Or maybe a nice cheese cake? Ooooh, the choices, the choices. It's not gonna do well for my waist line that is already more than it should be but I don't care right now. :suffer:

I've gotten to the point where I really don't care what I eat.  I just won't eat it in access.  Yes, I'd love to lose a few pounds, but why not be happy with who I am?? *shrugs*  That's just become my take on things.

I like salsa, but I prefer cheese dip. Besides, I never made salsa, so I'm not sure I'd know how to make it.

Laura eats curry babies.

I can't eat too much, because my stomach can't take it. It actually warns me when it's nearing its full capacity. Although I don't eat loads, I don't eat that little either. Anyway, no matter what I eat (assuming it's not fast food everyday), I don't gain weight, nor do I lose weight, I remain under-weight. THe only thing that slighly increased my weight was my drinking full-fat (?) milk instead of half-fat (?) milk.

How about you figure out how much you're under weight and I'll send you my extra fat. :D

If I gained or lost 20 pounds, I doubt anyone would notice. Including me.  XD

20 pounds is a lot.  guaranteed people would notice.

That's a bad guarantee.

I've gained and lost around 30 pounds, within the last year. Almost nobody noticed, even then, it was after a lost/gained over 20 pounds.

If I threw twenty pounds on you today, people would notice tomorrow.
People generally don't tend to notice when you're seen on a regular basis and over an extended period of time.  And even if they do notice, they still may not say anything.

Quote from: J-ROC on August 06, 2004, 07:47:25 PMHow about you figure out how much you're under weight and I'll send you my extra fat. :D

You sure that'd get through customs? XD

QuoteIf I threw twenty pounds on you today, people would notice tomorrow.

I'll give that a 50/50 chance.

QuoteAnd even if they do notice, they still may not say anything.

I mentioned that they said something, after I gained/lost around 30 pounds.

Got a couple of coupons for In-and-out burgers yesterday. They are definately way up there in the best tasting burgers in the world list.

I do get sick of fast food pretty quickly now, though. That's a good thing I guess, but I've never experienced it before so I'm like "what do I eat now??"

Hardees has some good burgers now...but the one in my town takes WAY to long to get the food to you.  Plus, they don't ever have enough employees on duty, so it takes even longer.  So while the burgers are good, I don't get them often...

I like my own homemade BBQ burgers most. :D

Mmmm...BBQ! *drools*

I was surprised to find a little while back that Hardee's even still existed. The last branch in Western MA that I know of closed literally over a decade ago. :P

I don't remember much about their burgers, but I remember them having awesome apple turnovers.

Peace & Luv, Liz

As far as health food go, souplantation is my fave. Is that a California based thing or does anyone else know of them?

QuoteI was surprised to find a little while back that Hardee's even still existed.

Oh man... I literally survived on Hardees's last week. If you think im exaggerating you're wrong. I made more midnight runs to that place than i've collectively eaten fat food in my life.
Once we "accidentally" took a "short cut" don a one way rode. Just our luck security was driving down it at the same time. I'll never forget what my friend said to him.

"But, we're only going one way officer!!"

This isn't true(as far as I know), but I think it's funny. I'll try to remember it, as well as I can.

A guy is driving down a one-way road, the wrong way. A cop pulls him over, to the side of the road. The cop asks him "Where do you think you were going?".
The guy says
"I guess it doesn't matter now. I see everyone's headed back now".

I'll see if I can find the exact wording, later.

Quote from: koko_99_2001 on August 09, 2004, 11:49:07 AMHardees has some good burgers now..

Hardees obviosuly hasn't set foot on the European mainland (yet), at least not Flanders.
AFAIK, we've got McD, BK, and IIRC I also saw a KFC somewhere sometime... Ad ofcourse, the other 'big' fast-food player overhere... 'Quick'!

Quote from: InvertedSilence on August 09, 2004, 10:07:24 PMI made more midnight runs to that place than i've collectively eaten fat food in my life.

I don't think our neares McD is open 'till' midnight. At least at 10 PM they shut the door I always enter through.

Quote from: copycat on August 10, 2004, 03:09:47 PM
Hardees obviosuly hasn't set foot on the European mainland (yet), at least not Flanders.
AFAIK, we've got McD, BK, and IIRC I also saw a KFC somewhere sometime... Ad ofcourse, the other 'big' fast-food player overhere... 'Quick'!

There's no Hardees in Canada either.  There is a Harvey's, but I haven't eaten there for 5 years.  :P

Harvey's has gooood burgers.  I also think their onion rings are the best in the business! :D  Especially with some ranch dressing to use as dip. <3

Hardees will kill you(I'm pretty sure I've got the right place). All those bars of food(GOOD FOOD).  :D

Tonight Joe's girlfriend puked after eating my food. :(

James, I'm sure it wasn't a reflection of your cooking.  She was probably already feeling sick.

Hardees has the big Angus burger now...where it's like half a pound of beef!  Really good!  CC, you mentioned KFC--talk about one of my favorite places to go.  But, of course, I'm a Southern girl, fried chicken is a staple to our diet!

It was actually Joe's fault, but it's still kinda funny.  She was like, "Could I have some more pasta?" and then suddenly, out of nowhere, "Oh my..." and she ran to the bathroom.  :X

lol...like I said, it wasn't a reflection of your cooking...Joe shouldn't have added the fresh garlic!

Fresh garlic = good.

His GF needs a better stomach. :D

I'm still eating my nummy Caramel Cone Explosion Ice Cream!  ;D

I told you NOT to make me drool!  I don't need to eat ice cream tonight!

Quotefried chicken is a staple to our diet!

*thinks about catfish*

*gets a pervy thought*  ;P

*hits James with a two-by-four*

omg i hav got this ice cream in the fridge-its chocolate on the top which u crack with choc icecream underneath with caramel...and then...choc caramel cups inside...i almost had a heart attack

Kimmie...that sounds too good to be true!  *drools*

it is too good isnt it...actually its probably very very very bad, but ah well!

But honestly, kiddies, who needs a functional heart?! ;P

Honestly, with all the new findings of the benefits of chocolate, why are we still afraid of eating it? It's a vegetable. Sure it tastes good, but it is still a vegetable. It is actually GOOD for your heart, so the more you eat the better the heart. Sure they say it is mainly the dark chocolate that has the benefits, but just eat a dump truck load more of the milk kind and you're home free.
  Add to that the fact that your body digests and metabolizes better if you aren't feeling guilty about what you eat and you actually enjoy it. Your attitude about your food matters. That doesn't mean you should smile when you eat, b/c that would be disgusting. Noone likes a dinner partner that chews with his/her mouth open ;).

So in the words of Goofy: eat, drink and be happy and tomorrow, we diet.

hahahaha thats the spirit :suffer: <3

goes to gorge on choc mound

Quote from: zerogravityfire on August 12, 2004, 01:04:56 PMSure they say it is mainly the dark chocolate that has the benefits, but just eat a dump truck load more of the milk kind and you're home free.

/me thinks there's stuff in the dark chocolate that's not in the milk chocolate, so you can eat a truck load milk chocolate and still not reap benefits equal to eating one bar of dark chocolate.
BTW, I don't like eating dark chocolate, too bitter for my taste. :-\

Quote from: zerogravityfire on August 12, 2004, 01:04:56 PMSo in the words of Goofy: eat, drink and be happy and tomorrow, we diet.

Why do we (I) need to diet? ::)