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DanaC 11-10-2007 11:55 AM

three bars of chocolate...well....two bars and a walnut whip... mmmm walnut whip..

Cicero 11-30-2007 02:37 PM

Someone just delivered some food for the office....It came in a large foil pan, and according to the time stamp on my e-mail, at least 40 minutes before I got there.

The bottom layer was beef and green peppers. The middle layer was nacho cheese. And to top it off, were the tater tots evenly spaced for exact portioning. I feel so sick.....
:greenface

These are the ingredients for creating the doorway to hell. Do not attempt it. Even unwittingly.

shina 11-30-2007 10:19 PM

Seen that tater tot layer thing before. No thanks! Just gimme straight nachos that are fire engine hot!

bluecuracao 11-30-2007 10:25 PM

Oh gross. Sounds like someone tried to make nachos, but had to use up stuff from the fridge.

Sundae 12-02-2007 05:15 AM

What are tater tots?
Have to say without knowing that it sounds yummy!

Last night, I can't believe I ate the last few handfuls of pretzels in the bag and a packet of beef jerky after having dinner. Am convincing myself that it was all low fat and better than most snacks... Just disappointed that I gave in to greed when I didn't need to eat.

Chocolatl 12-02-2007 07:47 AM

Tater tots are grated potatoes that are made into little balls and deep-fried. They're very common in U.S. school cafeterias, and they're horrible for you - but delicious.

classicman 12-02-2007 04:00 PM

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Shawnee123 12-03-2007 09:19 AM

That was a fine pictumentary on the marvelous Tot, classicman!

Sundae 12-03-2007 09:20 AM

I want some!

Cicero 12-03-2007 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by bluecuracao (Post 412325)
Oh gross. Sounds like someone tried to make nachos, but had to use up stuff from the fridge.



lol! That's why I started calling it the "tater tot surprise"!

:D

(Surprise that you made that and surprise that they ate at)

busterb 12-03-2007 11:23 PM

Turnips, pot licker, cornbread, hot souse, onions, sliced jalapeņos, and a cold beer. Redneck supper.

DucksNuts 12-04-2007 05:05 AM

I whole packet of Darrell Lea Bullets, plus a packet of DL peanut brittle fingers (OMFGGGGGG orgasm material).....err.....then some Cheddar Shapes.

Fucking hormones.

Sundae 12-04-2007 02:16 PM

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I went to the library in Woolwich today. Waited 30 mins for a bus that is supposed to be every 8-12 minutes. I should have walked up to the main road, but anyone who takes public transport will understand the feeling of "time invested" that keeps you at the stop.

Anyway, took my books back to the library and got a great haul in return including a couple of books I rarely look for and yet am excited to read (Last Exit to Brooklyn being one, as recommended by my hero Steve Pemberton). Anyway, get to the counter to check them out - I've only been and gone and forgotten my darn library card haven't I?

So I decide today is not my day and I am going to treat myself. I knew there was a Pie and Mash* shop in Woolwich so I asked while I was at the Post Office. Whaddyou know, it's literally round the corner.

So I had the unhealthiest lunch I have had in months. And I had dinner just now - aduki bean and mixed veg casserole, virtually fat free. I don't regret lunch, but it has made me feel like I've broken my diet. I'll put it behind me tomorrow though, no problem.

I went to my (much smaller local library) and got 8 chicklit books out after I went home and got my card. Venus in Furs better be there next time I get to Woolwich!

*For the uninitiated, "pie and mash" is a specifically South East London phenomenon, sold in tiled eateries with formica topped booths. You don't choose what's in the pie. Pie is pie, end of. And the green sauce is a pea and parsley sauce called liquor. Traditionally you soak the lot in vinegar. The shops also sell jellied eels. :yum:

Clodfobble 12-04-2007 02:23 PM

That thing on the left is not what I would ever think of as "pie." What was in yours?

jinx 12-04-2007 02:24 PM

I gave in to the children and went to the amish smorgasbord again last night. It was "steak night", so I had a strip with carrots and broccoli, and then had turkey, mashed, and gravy... couldn't fit dessert in.

So what was in the pie SG??? I'm guessing at least one organ...


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