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Dinner Tonight

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by Tina., Mar 5, 2013.

  1. Magic Laudrup 11

    Magic Laudrup 11 Well-Known Member
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    My missus is out somewhere and I don't know when she's coming back. As soon as she's back I'll be telling her to get me something made. Bitch.
     
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  2. Erik

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    It's not dinner, it's tea.

    Anyway, I had toast
     
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  3. Toby

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    It's only 'tea' if you're a northern mutant <ok>

    I'm having chips and a veggie sausage wrap <cool>
     
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    Tea = cup of tea!


    Breakfast

    Lunch

    Dinner

    Supper

    Tea <doh> Norther monkey!
     
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  5. Tina.

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    Breakfast

    Lunch

    Dinner

    END.
     
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  6. stopmeandslapme

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    Never mind what he calls it, he had toast for his evening meal. Must have been looking forward to that all day.
     
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  7. Psychosomatic

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    I had Jewish pasta. (I don't know why it's called that or if there is anything specifically Jewish about it: mash up some garlic with salt in the pestle and mortar, add a heap of olive oil and mix it through the pasta. Add some chopped olives and grated parmesan and black pepper. Sounds plain - it is plain - but it's pretty lovely.)


    It's tea. <grr>
     
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  8. Erik

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    The joke's on you, I wasn't looking forward to it at all
     
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  9. LEROY FER 10

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    No meat = cheep =Jewish:emoticon-0117-talki That is quite tasty but only if you kill it with Parmesan cheese.
     
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  10. Toby

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    If you had 'tea' instead of 'dinner' why are you answering this thread? :huh:
     
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  11. Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction

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    Working late in the office, Domino's at their expense it is :D
     
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  12. Toby

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    No one cares Jakey <ok>
     
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  13. Psychosomatic

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    Yes, well, the parmesan cheese was an addition to the original recipe, Baal. Without it, I would always feel kind of bleak eating this meal. Plain food can be good, sure, but sometimes it makes you feel isolated, uncared for and naggingly afraid.

    I've reported you to The Authorities for effectively denying the Holocaust.
     
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  14. Psychosomatic

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    Good point. I didn't think this through.
     
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    Unless you had your pasta for lunch but that'd be weird.

    Sounds good though, I'd add olives too <ok>
     
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  16. Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction

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    You cared enough to reply, toby fails again :(

    Oh that smoking thread has taken on a life of its own and with it so has the scale of your fail <laugh>, poor tobes pleas were ignored :(
     
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  17. LEROY FER 10

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    Maybe a handful of cherry tomatoes to cut through the dry/greasy pasta?
     
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  18. Tina.

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    I can't tolerate olives, think they're honking.
     
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  19. Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction

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    Used to think so too but try them with tapas, works well <ok>
     
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  20. stopmeandslapme

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    Easy, tasty and cheap: mix some grated cheddar with some cooked pasta (macaroni, penne, spirally one), black pepper on the top.

    If you're a raging homo you can ponce it up by mixing in olives, fried mushrooms and onions, cubes of spam/ham/corned beef, diced celery, etc.
     
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