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I think I'm doing quite well with crispy Bacon and French Toast w/ Raspberry Compote for dinner.
Toohotforu wrote:
Just punch her in the vag and tell her to @#$% off.
If you put peanuts in Ramen, it's like eating at white trash PF Chang's.
I made some apple compote once, and people were like "Isn't that just applesauce?" and I totally went hulk and smashed their faces in.
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
If you put peanuts in Ramen, it's like eating at white trash PF Chang's.
In all the years that BT has posted, that's one of the top five funniest things he's said.
Turin wrote:
Seriously, what the f*ck nature?
Warchief Annabella wrote:
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
If you put peanuts in Ramen, it's like eating at white trash PF Chang's.
In all the years that BT has posted, that's one of the top five funniest things he's said.
I have to be honest, Jade helped me with that one.
I bet she helps you pee too, and I'm totally jealous.
NixNot wrote:
I bet she helps you pee too, and I'm totally jealous.
You should be. I feel like a firefighter.
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
If you put peanuts in Ramen, it's like eating at PF Chang's.
there we go...
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Zaredx wrote:
Gjallihorn + Carnwenhan = Green Ranger's Flute! DRAGONZORD!
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
If you put peanuts in Ramen, it's like eating at white trash PF Chang's.
You, sir, deserve two
for that. 
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I think I'll get Barkingturtle bant so I can keep all the good jokes for myself. You know, this didn't occur to me before but what is catt doing in starting college right now? Spring semester is almost done; are you starting as a summer student?
Also, you can make a large quiznos sub last for three days if you are economical about it, which is about 2.50 per day. That was often my prime choice of dining considering we had one in the Olympic village.
Also, you can make a large quiznos sub last for three days if you are economical about it, which is about 2.50 per day. That was often my prime choice of dining considering we had one in the Olympic village.
Pensive the Ludicrous wrote:
You know, this didn't occur to me before but what is catt doing in starting college right now? Spring semester is almost done; are you starting as a summer student?
Also, you can make a large quiznos sub last for three days if you are economical about it, which is about 2.50 per day. That was often my prime choice of dining considering we had one in the Olympic village.
Also, you can make a large quiznos sub last for three days if you are economical about it, which is about 2.50 per day. That was often my prime choice of dining considering we had one in the Olympic village.
2.50 per day is a small budget?
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2.50 per day is a small budget
@#%^ing seriously. L2beansandrice
Edited, Apr 30th 2009 4:54am by Tarub
Tarub wrote:
Quote:
2.50 per day is a small budget
@#%^ing seriously. L2beansandrice
Edited, Apr 30th 2009 4:54am by Tarub
Don't you get like 10 packs of ramen for $2.50?
Also, my current budget is about €3-4 per day, and I have Volvic water and raspberries and apples and ****.
A low point in my College Culinary experiences was mixing powdered creamer and water for my cereal. It was that or starve.
A high point was perfecting the Texas Tommy on the Foreman Grill.
A high point was perfecting the Texas Tommy on the Foreman Grill.
Well I thought it was cheap.
I also probably made up for it by starving a lot of days.
I also probably made up for it by starving a lot of days.
I got a book called "101 Ramen Noodle Recipes" in college.
I think I ended up making maybe 6 of them?
They were quite good.
Edit: I want to make that into a haiku.
Book: "One-Hundred one
Ramen Noodle Recipes"
I only cooked six.
Edited, Apr 30th 2009 8:07am by LockeColeMA
I think I ended up making maybe 6 of them?
They were quite good.
Edit: I want to make that into a haiku.
Book: "One-Hundred one
Ramen Noodle Recipes"
I only cooked six.
Edited, Apr 30th 2009 8:07am by LockeColeMA
Quote:
Book: "One-Hundred one
Ramen Noodle Recipes"
I cooked only six.
Ramen Noodle Recipes"
I cooked only six.
Fixed
/pedant
Pensive the Ludicrous wrote:
Quote:
Book: "One-Hundred one
Ramen Noodle Recipes"
I cooked only six.
Ramen Noodle Recipes"
I cooked only six.
Fixed
/pedant
Thank you for the help
Without it I would be lost
Hmmm... pedant... define?
(Brb)
Aha! Now I see!
A pedant is overly
Concerned with grammar.
Nothing wrong with that
Summer heat weakens my brain
Keep up the good work!
LockeColeMA wrote:
(Brb)
Aha! Now I see!
A pedant is overly
Concerned with grammar.
Switch the word "grammar"
Out for "meaning" and you will
Find the correct truth.
Aripyanfar wrote:
LockeColeMA wrote:
(Brb)
Aha! Now I see!
A pedant is overly
Concerned with grammar.
Switch the word "grammar"
Out for "meaning" and you will
Find the correct truth.
Technically speaking,
Rather, pedantically,
it means precision?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedant wrote:
A pedant is a person who is overly concerned with formalism and precision, or who 'makes a show of learning'
Quote:
Switch the word "grammar"
Out for "meaning" and you will
Find the correct truth.
Out for "meaning" and you will
Find the correct truth.
As opposed to the incorrect truth
His Excellency Soracloud wrote:
A low point in my College Culinary experiences was mixing powdered creamer and water for my cereal. It was that or starve.
A high point was perfecting the Texas Tommy on the Foreman Grill.
A high point was perfecting the Texas Tommy on the Foreman Grill.
I remember living off of Country Time Lemonade Mix with Vodka and stealing our neighbors' ice cream, cigarettes and peanut butter. That's how I got through the lean times.
Turin wrote:
Seriously, what the f*ck nature?
Tarub wrote:
@#%^ing seriously. L2beansandrice
And homemade tortillas made with flour bought by the giant bag for something like $5 and the giant gallon bottle of oil. $12 will make enough tortillas for 2-3 weeks.
Speaking of food, I spent about seven hours yesterday making chicken noodle soup. It was totally worth it.
Turin, Eater of Souls wrote:
Speaking of food, I spent about seven hours yesterday making chicken noodle soup. It was totally worth it.
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