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wolf 06-09-2005 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Brianna
Is so a Cheesesteak. Freakin' elitist.

A cheesesteak is more than steak, cheese, and a roll.

What you describe, incidentally, wouldn't be a cheesesteak even if it were sold in the heart of Sout' Philly.

kerosene 06-09-2005 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by breakingnews
And then for you other northeastern types, <A HREF="http://www.cluckuchicken.com">Cluck-U Chicken</A> has got to be one of the best, greasiest joints out there. They used to have about 12 levels of heat. Not only could I barely eat just one "911" wing, the sauce made my fingers burn, too.

But goddamn I love it! :drool: :sweat: :yum:

We use to have one of those in Fort Collins, CO. I think they had a bunch of other flavors besides just hot. There was some garlic kind I really liked. I don't know how many years its been, though, since the Cluck-U was changed into something else. It started out a 39 cent Hamburger stand.

staceyv 06-13-2005 03:08 PM

I have a new addiction that has controlled my diet for the last two weeks-
potatoes and hot sauce!!
Sound gross? No, it's sooo good.

First, you thin slice the potatoes and bake at 450 degrees for 20 minutes. Then you toss them with 1 1/2 tablespoons of butter and dip in either Frank's red hot sauce or Tobasco chipotle pepper sauce. Yum!
Blue cheese dressing is a very nice accompaniment.

If you're feeling lazy, just melt the butter in the microwave with about 1 T hot sauce and toss it all- no need to dip. You can mix the hot sauce with the blue cheese, too.

Sorry- I have pms.

breakingnews 06-13-2005 03:58 PM

How about layering with a bit of butter before you bake the potatos? It'll make them nice and crispy like potato chips!

mrnoodle 06-13-2005 05:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by case
We use to have one of those in Fort Collins, CO. I think they had a bunch of other flavors besides just hot. There was some garlic kind I really liked. I don't know how many years its been, though, since the Cluck-U was changed into something else. It started out a 39 cent Hamburger stand.

I drove by that place a couple days ago....it's got another chain in it now, don't recall what. I miss Cluck U. Great after-bar food.

I had totally forgotten about the 39 cent Hamburger Stand. That place was nasty. It actually replaced a der Weinerschnitzel in the same building. That was kind of a traumatic moment in my childhood.

staceyv 06-14-2005 12:42 PM

breaking news, why did you have to go and put ideas in my pms-ing head?
I'm trying to control the amount of butter I load on them, but I've got to try that!

BigV 06-14-2005 03:44 PM

Yo, staceyv: News flash!!
Quote:

The Most Important Story Ever! Preventing PMS

Jason L. Miller | Staff Writer | 2005-06-14



Everyone prepare to dance a jig. I'm there already and its really hard to jig and type at the same time. The latest research suggests that a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D may prevent premenstrual syndrome. Somebody get me a bullhorn STAT.
http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&g...entingPMS.html

wolf 06-14-2005 07:58 PM

Cheerios. Dry.

I am writing this as I am having some other breakfast cereal (generic Sugar Smacks) dry.

melidasaur 06-14-2005 08:18 PM

Any cereal dry is AWESOME! I love cheerios, smacks, golden grahams, chex, anything.

Trilby 06-15-2005 04:03 PM

Steak with bleu cheese melted over it. :yum:

AND WHAT IS A CHEESESTEAK IF IT ISN'T CHEESE AND STEAK, HUH??

*sniff*

staceyv 06-18-2005 06:05 PM

that calcium and vitamin D thing is BS.
I'm already eating and taking enough calcium and vitamin D supplements to put me over my daily allowance. I've already read everything about how to relieve pms on the internet, in books, and asked my gynocologist for advice.
Even the psychologist I went to said I don't have a mental disorder, but I seem to have a hormonal issue.

This month was really strange. I was spotting on and off for a week. That's never happened to me before. I also had strange cravings for fried onions. I ate too many and woke up with kidney pains. Also, I was extremely tired, bitchy, bloated, moody, depressed, unmotivated, my breasts hurt really bad, and like every other month, I kept thinking: "oh my God, this can't be normal. I must be pregnant!" (I get many many symptoms of early pregnancy when I'm pms-ing) And of course I wasted over $20 taking 3 different pregnancy tests before the bitch came.
Then I laid in bed with a heating pad for 36 hours, rolling, tossing and turning, grabbing, clawing and attempting to massage my stomach, and whimpering and crying from pain.

...Feeling much better now, thanks.

BigV 06-19-2005 12:34 AM

I used to think being able to write my name in the snow was my greatest advantage over you...Thanks for doubling my thankfulness quotient.

Trilby 06-19-2005 01:29 PM

I know staceyv has probably already checked with doctor's, but damn. That is some very nasty sounding PMSing. The only time I've ever laid in bed for 36 hours straight is when I had the flu.

And all of a sudden I want some good French Toast with extra butter. And bacon.
And a large tomato juice with lemon in it. MMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

snobs 06-19-2005 02:01 PM

totally addicted to ice.

WabUfvot5 06-19-2005 02:08 PM

staceyv: :O

snobs: there is help for your addiction


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