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25 new of 588 responses total.
happyboy
response 507 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 21 19:33 UTC 2003

ah, the poutine, canada's answer to chicken fried staek.


ea
response 508 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 23 04:40 UTC 2003

re #502 - would you like a side of crow for that "celebration"? ;)
jaklumen
response 509 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 23 10:15 UTC 2003

resp:506 I've heard of gravy on fries, but never tried 'em.
tpryan
response 510 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 23 20:20 UTC 2003

        Time for a sunday Chicken Dinner

        It should be done in the microwave....right about...now...ding!
keesan
response 511 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 23 23:51 UTC 2003

A large panful of peeled, sliced, oiled, baked, organic red potatoes and some
organic carrots.  They are supposed to taste sort of fried.
gregb
response 512 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 16:51 UTC 2003

I tried chocolate filled crepes for the first time Sunday.  Sounded good 
but left me a bit queezy.
krj
response 513 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 18:07 UTC 2003

Eggs, corned beef hash and hashbrowns, in Fowlerville.
willcome
response 514 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 19:09 UTC 2003

I ate a whore.  (AHAHA).
mynxcat
response 515 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 19:11 UTC 2003

Subway sandwich
keesan
response 516 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 20:12 UTC 2003

Sticky rice pudding with dried chestnuts and jujubes.  Peanuts boiled with
anise.  Ginger and daikon soup.  
scott
response 517 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 20:18 UTC 2003

Baked meatloaf, with whipped potatoes and corn.  Figured after working most
of last night and giving blood this afternoon I should get some extra calories
into my system.
keesan
response 518 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 20:34 UTC 2003

Thanks for giving blood.  I used three units in August and Jim is putting off
giving until January.  Meatloaf has lots of iron.  How many calories in a unit
of blood?
scott
response 519 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 24 21:40 UTC 2003

Dunno how many calories, none of the grocery stores I've been to sell human
blood so I've never seen the nutrition label.
bru
response 520 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 04:31 UTC 2003

home made beef stew
tsty
response 521 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 05:25 UTC 2003

pizza
gregb
response 522 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 15:58 UTC 2003

Mac & cheese and, for desert, homemade banana-nut cookies.
keesan
response 523 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 17:43 UTC 2003

Soybeans with slivered kelp on rice, delivered to our door.
edina
response 524 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 18:29 UTC 2003

Cup of corn chowder and some crackers.
remmers
response 525 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 18:57 UTC 2003

(Re #523: Delivered by a vegan mermaid, no doubt.)
gregb
response 526 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 19:03 UTC 2003

/Corn/ chowder? B-p
keesan
response 527 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 19:08 UTC 2003

Re 523/525 - soy beans (and black beans, lots of them) were delivered by a
carnivore trying to be nice to us.  I told her to cook anything she found in
my apartment.  
other
response 528 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 22:16 UTC 2003

Peach/Almond Italian Soda served with pleasant conversation by a 
lovely young Portuguese woman in Farmington Hills.
bru
response 529 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 03:29 UTC 2003

tossed salad, rice with ground beef, tapioca pudding
bhoward
response 530 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 14:17 UTC 2003

turkey, swiss on whole wheat, crab cakes from the amish farmer's market.
gregb
response 531 of 588: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 14:33 UTC 2003

Franks & beans...Heaven help my co-workers.
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