What did you eat as your last meal?

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19 Jun 2010, 4:40 am

Pizza for dinner yesterday!



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19 Jun 2010, 5:26 am

Ravioli.


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19 Jun 2010, 6:24 am

breakfast: poached eggs in mint sauce washed down with a lemon milkshake.

lunch: whole ox tongue and marmalade on a bread roll.

dinner: curried orange and pineapple pie washed down with a mushroom smoothie.

i thought of the ideal dish to serve to visitors if i hosted a dinner party.

i would have the plates set down in front of the guests, and when they removed the silver domes over their plates they would see the mouth watering surprise of a whole smoked ox tongue laid with the tongue placed in a 12:30 position with the tip closest to their chest, and i would have 2 fresh steaming hot cods eyes (one on either side of the tongue near the back of the tongue). i would stick the cods eyes to the plate in a drop of aspic so they would be looking toward the diner. the tongue would be smeared with a scraping of caramel sauce.

what a dish to remember.



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19 Jun 2010, 7:28 am

2 Fillet o Fish and chips at McDonald's.


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19 Jun 2010, 8:44 am

Pistachio nuts and hot coffee


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19 Jun 2010, 9:12 am

6 strips of bacon and 3 soft fried eggs server on a bed of crispy hashbrowns and smothered in salsa washed down with 3 blue ribbons.


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19 Jun 2010, 9:58 am

b9 wrote:
breakfast: poached eggs in mint sauce washed down with a lemon milkshake.

lunch: whole ox tongue and marmalade on a bread roll.

dinner: curried orange and pineapple pie washed down with a mushroom smoothie.

i thought of the ideal dish to serve to visitors if i hosted a dinner party.

i would have the plates set down in front of the guests, and when they removed the silver domes over their plates they would see the mouth watering surprise of a whole smoked ox tongue laid with the tongue placed in a 12:30 position with the tip closest to their chest, and i would have 2 fresh steaming hot cods eyes (one on either side of the tongue near the back of the tongue). i would stick the cods eyes to the plate in a drop of aspic so they would be looking toward the diner. the tongue would be smeared with a scraping of caramel sauce.

what a dish to remember.


I have always assumed you were joking with these horrific food combinations. But just now I saw my daughter use caramel yougurt as a dipping sauce for carrots. So maybe you aren't joking.



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19 Jun 2010, 10:01 am

b9 wrote:
breakfast: poached eggs in mint sauce washed down with a lemon milkshake.

lunch: whole ox tongue and marmalade on a bread roll.

dinner: curried orange and pineapple pie washed down with a mushroom smoothie.

i thought of the ideal dish to serve to visitors if i hosted a dinner party.

i would have the plates set down in front of the guests, and when they removed the silver domes over their plates they would see the mouth watering surprise of a whole smoked ox tongue laid with the tongue placed in a 12:30 position with the tip closest to their chest, and i would have 2 fresh steaming hot cods eyes (one on either side of the tongue near the back of the tongue). i would stick the cods eyes to the plate in a drop of aspic so they would be looking toward the diner. the tongue would be smeared with a scraping of caramel sauce.

what a dish to remember.


I have always assumed you were joking with these horrific food combinations. But just now I saw my daughter use caramel yougurt as a dipping sauce for carrots. So maybe you aren't joking. Are you joking???? I asked my daughter why she was dipping carrots in caramel yogurt and she said, "because I'm hungry". Maybe yogurt and caramel isn't a weird combination and I'm just too conservative. Maybe eggs and mint aren't either. She wasn't joking when she combined carrots and caramel. But are you when you combine (or claim to combine) eggs and mint, among other things. I just can't tell.



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19 Jun 2010, 10:53 am

A small grab bag of Doritos Spicy nacho and a 22 Ounce bottle of Bud that I bought at work last night. Don't worry i didn't drink the Bud til I got home, which was at 3 AM.



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19 Jun 2010, 11:19 am

Janissy wrote:
b9 wrote:
breakfast: poached eggs in mint sauce washed down with a lemon milkshake.

lunch: whole ox tongue and marmalade on a bread roll.

dinner: curried orange and pineapple pie washed down with a mushroom smoothie.

i thought of the ideal dish to serve to visitors if i hosted a dinner party.

i would have the plates set down in front of the guests, and when they removed the silver domes over their plates they would see the mouth watering surprise of a whole smoked ox tongue laid with the tongue placed in a 12:30 position with the tip closest to their chest, and i would have 2 fresh steaming hot cods eyes (one on either side of the tongue near the back of the tongue). i would stick the cods eyes to the plate in a drop of aspic so they would be looking toward the diner. the tongue would be smeared with a scraping of caramel sauce.

what a dish to remember.


I have always assumed you were joking with these horrific food combinations. But just now I saw my daughter use caramel yougurt as a dipping sauce for carrots. So maybe you aren't joking. Are you joking???? I asked my daughter why she was dipping carrots in caramel yogurt and she said, "because I'm hungry". Maybe yogurt and caramel isn't a weird combination and I'm just too conservative. Maybe eggs and mint aren't either. She wasn't joking when she combined carrots and caramel. But are you when you combine (or claim to combine) eggs and mint, among other things. I just can't tell.

yes i am not being serious.
the dishes i described are the most horrendous agglomerations of taste sensations that i can imagine.

like boiled kidneys dusted with cinnamon sugar and topped with a garlic infused strawberry sauce.



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20 Jun 2010, 4:16 am

14 Pristiq tabs
11 Lexapro tabs
24 Ibuprofens



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20 Jun 2010, 4:29 am

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14 Pristiq tabs
11 Lexapro tabs
24 Ibuprofens


8O 8O 8O
14 Pristiq???! !! !! !! !! I'm calling the ambulance to your house.................
and 11 Lexapro and 24 Ibuprofens

blue_bean, plz tell me you didn't take that much in the past 24hours....


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20 Jun 2010, 4:46 am

I had a piece of fried chicken with rice and left over curry sauce. Oh, and a pint of beer with my medication (the doctor says that's OK!).

A normal-ish meal but for the fact that it was all I eat for the day and it was past 1am when I eat!


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20 Jun 2010, 6:06 am

a whipped up a tripe sundae. mmmm.

blue bean maybe you should not let that joke go on for long because it is not nice to cause worry.



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20 Jun 2010, 11:04 am

A ham sandwich.



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20 Jun 2010, 11:05 am

Toast and peanut butter.


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