libnnc
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Sat Oct-21-06 05:12 PM
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Should I cook my hamburgers and crinkle fries |
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Or just make a meal out of the Doritos and New Castle?
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Jamastiene
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Sat Oct-21-06 05:25 PM
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1. Some friends of mine once fixed homemade milkshakes and popcorn |
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as a dinner for themselves and their two young children. I ate with them that night. It was actually pretty good. The question I have is what do you feel like doing? Do you actually feel up to making the hamburgers? If so, go for it. Do you feel really great today? If so, you are welcome to try my handburger recipe. It's just like how you would normally cook hamburgers, except shape the ground whatever in the shape of a hand and apply ketchup or catsup afterward so suit your own taste. :shrug:
Or you could just take it easy and do the "let's pick up and eat whatever is around" deal like my aunt and I do sometimes. Some days, we'll just either eat leftovers if there are any or we'll pop open a can o' spaghettios or something. Good eating either way. :hi:
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Sat Oct-21-06 05:26 PM
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2. Yes you should, and you should invite me over for dinner. |
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Sat Oct-21-06 05:28 PM
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3. Depends on what kind of day you have had... |
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If it was really stressful, I would go for the Doritos and New Castle. If it was pretty relaxed, then go for the hamburger and fries.
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libnnc
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Sat Oct-21-06 05:29 PM
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4. Update: Burgers are in the skillet |
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Crinkle fries are in the oven.
Newcastle is in my hand.
Dorito crumbs are on my face.
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