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Garlic: the element without which life as we know it would be impossible
ChattyCathy said...
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YAY!!! I was Voter #5!!! 😉
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Andy
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I'm not a super-taster but I do request menu items be changed
because of dietary necessity. I'm pretty sure that my dramatic
death-through-asphyxiation (anaphylactic shock) would alarm any
patron in a given restaurant so I make sure certain things don't
have vine-based berries... Just as I make sure SWMBO meals are
oyster- and crab-free.
The Ranger
Andy said:YAY!!! I was Voter #5!!! 😉
Got any TF cuff links?
I'll see what I can do 😉
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Garlic: the element without which life as we know it would be impossible
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Voted with the majority on most of those this time. :-)
At this point in time, the only thing that really gets to me is
attempting to take Vitamin B complex supplements! It's the B2 in it that
is the worst.
I've been taking the bottle to work and opening it under the biohazard
hood, removing the pill with gloves on and holding my breath to take the
damned thing. <shudder>
The smell is the worst of it.
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ChattyCathy said:http://www.recfoodcooking.com/
Vote now! (or not)
Thanks go to Sky for this one (Big Surprise - LOL!)
66% are the group are not picky eaters? I don't know how to
interpret that. We need a new survey that defines picky eaters.
Judging from all the people that mention shopping at Walmart, I
kinda think it means what I think it means.
-sw (Not Bonobo)
Sqwertz said:ChattyCathy said:Andy said:YAY!!! I was Voter #5!!! 😉
Got any TF cuff links?
I'll see what I can do 😉I was just looking at the list of TFH recipients and I'm down for
two, but was only ever first once.Of course I've joked a couple times about being first... I guess
I intimidated somebody out of their TFH.-sw (The Bully)
Nope. You were the first to "own-up".
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Garlic: the element without which life as we know it would be impossible
ChattyCathy said:Andy said:
YAY!!! I was Voter #5!!! 😉Got any TF cuff links?
I'll see what I can do 😉
I was just looking at the list of TFH recipients and I'm down for
two, but was only ever first once.
Of course I've joked a couple times about being first... I guess
I intimidated somebody out of their TFH.
-sw (The Bully)
The Ranger said:I'm pretty sure that my dramatic
death-through-asphyxiation (anaphylactic shock) would alarm any
patron in a given restaurant so I make sure certain things don't
have vine-based berries...
I thought you where a wine drinker?
-sw
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Quoted message said:The Ranger said:I'm pretty sure that my dramatic death-through-asphyxiation
(anaphylactic shock) would alarm any patron in a given
restaurant so I make sure certain things don't have vine-based
berries...
I thought you where a wine drinker?
There _are_ some things I'm willing to die for...
(But, lucky for me, the allergist that I see said there are
certain specific berries I should avoid; so I do.)
The Ranger
Sqwertz said:
ChattyCathy said:http://www.recfoodcooking.com/
Vote now! (or not)
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66% are the group are not picky eaters? I don't know how to
interpret that. We need a new survey that defines picky eaters.Judging from all the people that mention shopping at Walmart, I
kinda think it means what I think it means.-sw (Not Bonobo)
I am, and have always been, the evil opposite of a picky eater. I like
pretty much everything but green pea soup. Broccoli, spinach and brussel
sprouts have always been among my favorites, even in my younger years.
And ho many kids love liver and onions? Amazingly enough, I've never
been significantly overweight either.
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Had to go with MCINL on the first one. In my mother's house you ate what
was served, or there'd be hell to pay. However, there was that one time
with the liver-damned if I did, damned if I didn't. I sat there till around
11 PM before she finally gave up and let me go to bed. I'da died before
eating liver, and I was pretty sure that eating said liver would kill me<G>
So, I was a picky eater, who ate what was put in front of her, mostly!LOL
Lynne A, still hates liver
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Quoted message said:Had to go with MCINL on the first one. In my mother's house you ate what
was served, or there'd be hell to pay. However, there was that one time
with the liver-damned if I did, damned if I didn't. I sat there till
around 11 PM before she finally gave up and let me go to bed. I'da died
before eating liver, and I was pretty sure that eating said liver would
kill me<G> So, I was a picky eater, who ate what was put in front of her,
mostly!LOLLynne A, still hates liver
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I think I'd eat brains before I would liver.
Slippery, slimey, Solid Jello -- godawful!
Dee Dee
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"LynneA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Had to go with MCINL on the first one. In my mother's house you ate what
was served, or there'd be hell to pay. However, there was that one time
with the liver-damned if I did, damned if I didn't. I sat there till
around 11 PM before she finally gave up and let me go to bed. I'da died
before eating liver, and I was pretty sure that eating said liver would
kill me<G> So, I was a picky eater, who ate what was put in front of her,
mostly!LOLLynne A, still hates liver
[email hidden]I think I'd eat brains before I would liver.
Slippery, slimey, Solid Jello -- godawful!
Dee Dee
Amen, Sistah Dee! And yet, I love smoked eel, which is pretty slippery
too<G>
Lynne A
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I think I'd eat brains before I would liver.
Slippery, slimey, Solid Jello -- godawful!
Dee DeeAmen, Sistah Dee! And yet, I love smoked eel, which is pretty slippery
too<G>Lynne A
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I've eaten eel -- once -- not bad - but it's hard to get over the thoughts
of eating snake.
Dee Dee
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I'd never heard of a supertaster before sky mentioned it. How on
earth do you find out you're a super taster?
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sf said:ChattyCathy said:I'd never heard of a supertaster before sky mentioned it. How on
earth do you find out you're a super taster?
Supertaster is simply the polite form of TIAD.
Dee Dee said:
I've eaten eel -- once -- not bad - but it's hard to get over the thoughts
of eating snake.
Think trouser snake. 😉
ChattyCathy said:Andy said:YAY!!! I was Voter #5!!! 😉
Quoted message said:Got any TF cuff links?
I'll see what I can do 😉
Raggedy Andy gets the hand cuffs.
Dee Dee said:"LynneA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Had to go with MCINL on the first one. In my mother's house you ate what
was served, or there'd be hell to pay. However, there was that one time
with the liver-damned if I did, damned if I didn't. I sat there till
around 11 PM before she finally gave up and let me go to bed. I'da died
before eating liver, and I was pretty sure that eating said liver would
kill me<G> So, I was a picky eater, who ate what was put in front of her,
mostly!LOLQuoted message said:Lynne A, still hates liver
[email hidden]I think I'd eat brains before I would liver.
Slippery, slimey, Solid Jello -- godawful!
What an awful dilemma. Brain sandwiches used to be pretty available
here in StL. Mad cow drove them off the menu nearly everywhere.
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