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Postby The Sleeping Tyrant » Fri Feb 02, 2007 2:46 am UTC

aldimond wrote:I just ate a bowl of banana nut clusters, 2 bowls of Cheerios and 3 of Muselix. It's 6:30PM in my time zone.


I don't eat that much in a day. :shock:

The time is reasonable though, that's just dinner.
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Postby aldimond » Fri Feb 02, 2007 2:47 am UTC

Naw, that was pre-dinner. For dinner I'm having a nice plate of Spaghetti 2 and an orange.
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Postby The Sleeping Tyrant » Fri Feb 02, 2007 2:50 am UTC

aldimond wrote:Naw, that was pre-dinner.


And that is when it hits the level of addiction.

Also, how is Mueslix?
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Postby thefiddler » Fri Feb 02, 2007 2:52 am UTC

Aldimond, you eat way too much. Christ, that's like two or three days' worth of food for me. :(

Although with my appetite these past few days, that could probably go a week or two. :cry:
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Postby lanicita » Fri Feb 02, 2007 3:02 am UTC

Speaking of cereal, I'm definitely eating Corn Pops from the box right now. Go figure.
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Postby aldimond » Fri Feb 02, 2007 3:45 am UTC

The Sleeping Tyrant wrote:
aldimond wrote:Naw, that was pre-dinner.


And that is when it hits the level of addiction.

Also, how is Mueslix?


Well I didn't exactly eat Muselix, I ate a Trader Joe's "Museli blend cereal". I think it's basically the same thing; if so, it's delicious... little rice puffs, rolled oats and little rolled wheat flakes, corn flakes, dried fruit, almonds... if you've ever had Uncle Sam cereal, the wheat flakes are like that, really flavorful. Good stuff.

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Postby thefiddler » Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:17 am UTC

Confession: I've lost eight-ish lbs this week because I haven't been able to eat much, and it both depresses me (the manner of loss) and makes me happy (the weight).

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Postby joeframbach » Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:32 am UTC

aldimond wrote:Naw, that was pre-dinner. For dinner I'm having a nice plate of Spaghetti 2 and an orange.

"Spaghetti 2: Linguine's Revenge"

For dinner sometime last week, I mixed everything left in the cupboard: A handful of Chinese noodles, a can of Dinty Moore beef stew, 2 eggs, and a handful of grated cheese. Keep in mind this was a one-pot meal. Ahhh homemade Bachelor Chow.
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Postby thefiddler » Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:34 am UTC

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aldimond wrote:Naw, that was pre-dinner. For dinner I'm having a nice plate of Spaghetti 2 and an orange.

"Spaghetti 2: Linguine's Revenge"

For dinner sometime last week, I mixed everything left in the cupboard: A handful of Chinese noodles, a can of Dinty Moore beef stew, 2 eggs, and a handful of grated cheese. Keep in mind this was a one-pot meal. Ahhh homemade Bachelor Chow.

Sounds gross. :(
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Postby no-genius » Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:36 am UTC

thefiddler wrote:
joeframbach wrote:
aldimond wrote:Naw, that was pre-dinner. For dinner I'm having a nice plate of Spaghetti 2 and an orange.

"Spaghetti 2: Linguine's Revenge"

For dinner sometime last week, I mixed everything left in the cupboard: A handful of Chinese noodles, a can of Dinty Moore beef stew, 2 eggs, and a handful of grated cheese. Keep in mind this was a one-pot meal. Ahhh homemade Bachelor Chow.

Sounds gross. :(


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Postby thefiddler » Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:40 am UTC

no-genius wrote:Confession: I would buy (and eat) bachelor chow. :(

Confession: I can cook better than you! :D And I would totally make you some food (that is NOT Bachelor Chow in any way, shape, or form), but you're too far away. :P

Confession: I hate Italian food, but I love cooking Chicken Parmigiana and Baked Mostacolli. (That is misspelled, but I can never spell it correctly. :()
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Postby aldimond » Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:45 am UTC

@Joe: How'd that turn out? I'm a bit skeptical about the eggs doing well in a stew, but what the hell do I know about cooking? (Yes, Spaghetti 2... strangest pasta I've yet found)

@thefiddler: hating Italian food but liking to cook it reminds me of when I make curry. I love good curry dishes, I make horrible curry dishes; every time I make it I have more fun cooking it and it tastes worse.
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Postby william » Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:28 am UTC

no-genius wrote:
thefiddler wrote:
joeframbach wrote:
aldimond wrote:Naw, that was pre-dinner. For dinner I'm having a nice plate of Spaghetti 2 and an orange.

"Spaghetti 2: Linguine's Revenge"

For dinner sometime last week, I mixed everything left in the cupboard: A handful of Chinese noodles, a can of Dinty Moore beef stew, 2 eggs, and a handful of grated cheese. Keep in mind this was a one-pot meal. Ahhh homemade Bachelor Chow.

Sounds gross. :(


Confession: I would buy (and eat) bachelor chow. :(

I thought that was called "Instant Ramen".
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Postby thomasjmaccoll » Fri Feb 02, 2007 12:39 pm UTC

thefiddler wrote:
Confession: I hate Italian food, but I love cooking Chicken Parmigiana and Baked Mostacolli. (That is misspelled, but I can never spell it correctly. :()


Aww, you're missing out so much. My mum's parents are Italian immigrants to Scotland (when they were very small), and so she can cook AMAZING Italian food, and is currently passing on her skills to me. I love cooking, and it doesn't come better than homemade pizza, or my current favourite: making up a pasta sauce from whatever delicious things I can find. Actually, cooking huge 5 course meals is better than that, but I don't get the chance to do that more than a few times a year...
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Postby lanicita » Sat Feb 03, 2007 8:07 am UTC

william wrote:
no-genius wrote:
thefiddler wrote:
joeframbach wrote:For dinner sometime last week, I mixed everything left in the cupboard: A handful of Chinese noodles, a can of Dinty Moore beef stew, 2 eggs, and a handful of grated cheese. Keep in mind this was a one-pot meal. Ahhh homemade Bachelor Chow.

Sounds gross. :(


Confession: I would buy (and eat) bachelor chow. :(

I thought that was called "Instant Ramen".


No no no, Ramen is available to both genders. Otherwise I'd starve... I can't cook either. I burn scrambled eggs, undercook pasta. I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process. I trust myself to cook grilled cheese, egg beaters (strangely I can do those but not regular eggs), and Nestle chocolate chip cookies (which I'm really good at). I could live off the three of those and my Ramen though, so it's okay.

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Postby Toeofdoom » Sat Feb 03, 2007 8:13 am UTC

Since we're all about cooking now, I mainly cook indian style curries, and sometimes pasta sauces. Whether its from a paste or raw ingredients depends how much time i have. Tastes good either way.

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Postby Aoeniac » Sat Feb 03, 2007 8:38 am UTC

My favorite food is, strangely, a mixture of the stereotypical foods of my mixed heritage.


It's seafood pasta!
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Postby German Sausage » Sat Feb 03, 2007 1:01 pm UTC

lanicita wrote:I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process.

the hell? how long does something have to boil for to ruin a pot?

anyway, i cook roasts, sausages, similar meaty things, couscous, rice, pasta, fried breakfasts, and i'm working on making my own bread. its a bit stodgy at this point, but im improving...
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Postby no-genius » Sat Feb 03, 2007 3:25 pm UTC

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lanicita wrote:I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process.

the hell? how long does something have to boil for to ruin a pot?


I guess until it melts?
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Postby The Sleeping Tyrant » Sat Feb 03, 2007 5:11 pm UTC

Confession: I would try learning to cook, but I'm afraid of giving those who would dare feed on the product food poisoning.
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Postby lanicita » Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:02 pm UTC

German Sausage wrote:
lanicita wrote:I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process.

the hell? how long does something have to boil for to ruin a pot?


Maybe two hours? Basically, the water evaporates and the pot pretty much burns. It doesn't actually catch fire (or at least it never has for me) but the pot gets all blackened.
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Postby fjafjan » Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:41 pm UTC

lanicita wrote:
German Sausage wrote:
lanicita wrote:I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process.

the hell? how long does something have to boil for to ruin a pot?


Maybe two hours? Basically, the water evaporates and the pot pretty much burns. It doesn't actually catch fire (or at least it never has for me) but the pot gets all blackened.


Interesting, could someone say what causes this?
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Postby LE4dGOLEM » Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:43 pm UTC

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lanicita wrote:
German Sausage wrote:
lanicita wrote:I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process.

the hell? how long does something have to boil for to ruin a pot?


Maybe two hours? Basically, the water evaporates and the pot pretty much burns. It doesn't actually catch fire (or at least it never has for me) but the pot gets all blackened.


Interesting, could someone say what causes this?


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Postby thomasjmaccoll » Sun Feb 04, 2007 1:58 am UTC

LE4dGOLEM wrote:
fjafjan wrote:
lanicita wrote:
German Sausage wrote:
lanicita wrote:I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process.

the hell? how long does something have to boil for to ruin a pot?


Maybe two hours? Basically, the water evaporates and the pot pretty much burns. It doesn't actually catch fire (or at least it never has for me) but the pot gets all blackened.


Interesting, could someone say what causes this?


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Postby Shizo » Sun Feb 04, 2007 6:40 pm UTC

Confession: When I get a package of M&M's, I separate them by color and play a "Risk"-like game with them. Orange usually wins since Orange rules.
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Postby Lani » Sun Feb 04, 2007 7:11 pm UTC

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Postby Judas Maccabeus » Sun Feb 04, 2007 8:18 pm UTC

Shizo wrote:Confession: When I get a package of M&M's, I separate them by color and play a "Risk"-like game with them. Orange usually wins since Orange rules.


Confession: I always try to organize M&Ms in each handful as much as possible. First I eat any single colors, (then two if several colors have three), then organize what is left in rows by color. I will then eat one column at a time until each color is down to two, then go by color.

And M&Ms can be the least ritualized of my food.
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Postby lanicita » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:01 pm UTC

I separate mine by color too. It's a problem when I get a huge bag of them, because I have to eat a fifth of the bag in one sitting, since I can't just LEAVE half of the yellows behind.
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Postby aldimond » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:36 pm UTC

Confession: my 1000th post will come in the middle of a triple-post
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Postby aldimond » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:36 pm UTC

Confession: my 1000th post is in the middle of a triple-post
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Postby fjafjan » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:37 pm UTC

lanicita wrote:I separate mine by color too. It's a problem when I get a huge bag of them, because I have to eat a fifth of the bag in one sitting, since I can't just LEAVE half of the yellows behind.


While I always keep track of what colours i'm eating I don't obey to any specific pattern for too long...
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Postby aldimond » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:37 pm UTC

Confession: my 1000th post was in the middle of a triple-post

EDIT: Fjafjan, you awful bastard! I've been planning this moment since, like, post 996!

EDIT2: Fjaf's post breaking up my triple has mysteriously disappeared! W00t!
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Postby Toeofdoom » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:43 pm UTC

Bahahaha.
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Postby ivnja » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:43 pm UTC

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Postby fjafjan » Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:46 pm UTC

aldimond wrote:Confession: my 1000th post was in the middle of a triple-post

EDIT: Fjafjan, you awful bastard! I've been planning this moment since, like, post 996!


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Postby hermaj » Sun Feb 04, 2007 11:32 pm UTC

Confession: I usually only eat the brown M&Ms. I did this before I saw The Wedding Planner.

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Postby khayber » Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:03 am UTC

lanicita wrote:I've left water boiling and forgotten about it at least three times, ruining two pots in the process.

Once I was boiling some sugar water for a hummingbird feeder and forgot about it. The smoke was unbelievable. I couldn't stay in the room more than a few seconds. It took at least 3 trips to get the window open, the pot off the stove and into the sink under running water. It took 2 days for the smell to fade. The pot looked like something from a sci-fi horror movie. The sugar had boiled and foamed over the sides and then blackened. I didn't even try to save that pot.

I also left a clothes iron on for 5 days once. It was in my spare bedroom and I rarely go in there. I finally noticed because the lights would dim every few minutes and it was annoying.
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Postby Rat » Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:39 am UTC

hermaj wrote:Confession: I usually only eat the brown M&Ms. I did this before I saw The Wedding Planner.


are you fucking nuts? what is wrong with you?
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Postby Aoeniac » Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:14 am UTC

I hate chocolate so I don't eat M&M's anyway.


But if I did, I would probably just rip a hole in the package and pop them out one by one into my mouth. Color coordination can go to hell.
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