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Oh yeah! Sounds great But...I live in Oregon. They haven't discovered that sci here yet.
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"Humous and pitta bread.
Dahl on toast"
English please...
how about ramen noodles?
Make it yourself then... only takes 40 minutes.
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Make some chili
This isn't the illegal immigration thread...
Come ON people!
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you are just too damn picky
order chinese food take out then.Comment
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order chinese food take out then.
That's IT! Damn Diss, you saved me from starvation! How can I ever thank you? Oh wait...we don't have a chiese place here that served edible food. Darn, that was close...
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Humous: a paste of chickpeas, garlic, seseme paste, pepper, and olive oilOriginally posted by Lancer
"Humous and pitta bread.
Dahl on toast"
English please...
Pitta Bread: A flat bread common to Greece, the Middle East, and related to the flat breads of North Africa, Central Asia, and India
Dahl: a soupy curry made from lentils
Toast: Bread that's been twice cooked to harden and crisp the exteriorExult in your existence, because that very process has blundered unwittingly on its own negation. Only a small, local negation, to be sure: only one species, and only a minority of that species; but there lies hope. [...] Stand tall, Bipedal Ape. The shark may outswim you, the cheetah outrun you, the swift outfly you, the capuchin outclimb you, the elephant outpower you, the redwood outlast you. But you have the biggest gifts of all: the gift of understanding the ruthlessly cruel process that gave us all existence [and the] gift of revulsion against its implications.
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Humous: a paste of chickpeas, garlic, seseme paste, pepper, and olive oil
Pitta Bread: A flat bread common to Greece, the Middle East, and related to the flat breads of North Africa, Central Asia, and India
Dahl: a soupy curry made from lentils
Toast: Bread that's been twice cooked to harden and crisp the exterior
and this can be eaten?Long time member @ Apolyton
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This shouldn't be any problem at all. You march into the kitchen and say to Dolores. "Look, I'm the man! You're the woman! I'm hungry! Cook something for me! And I mean, now!!"
Er...at least, you say that on the inside. On the outside you say something closer to: "Excuse me, dear. Is there anyway I could help you? Would you like me to fry up a pan of water perhaps?"
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Zkrib gets it.
Anyhoo, sorry for the delay in resonding, I was having lunch.
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well... what was it?Comment
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"well... what was it?"
What was what?
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what did you consume for lunch on this day of 21 April, 2005 in the christian calendar? What is the English word for the sustenance you placec in your mouth? Can I get any more specific?
Myself, I just ate a peanut butter and apple butter toasted sandwhich.
. Sometimes (most of the time actually) I'm too lazy to cook, and just make a sandwhich.
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"what did you consume for lunch on this day of 21 April, 2005 in the christian calendar?"
I'll tell you if you agree to help me with a little problem...? Will you help?
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and what would that be?Comment
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