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Hey, if you're gonna know what I'm wearing, you might as well know what I'm eating. I'm having garlic mashed potatoes and creamed spinach. Not the most healthful meal, I know... but it sure is darn tasty! 
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Spinach is good for you, creamed or otherwise.
Me? Tonight I had a massive box of Chinese Buffet takeout.
I ate so much I passed out for 2 hours!
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<squeak, squeak!>
Translation: Cheese, of course. Duh!
[Rodent-English translations provided courtesy of telepathic earplugs.]
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GOD!
I am like, SUCH a TOTAL COW!!!
Today for breakfast, I had 4 BREATH MINTS! *exasperated huff*
At lunch, I had 2 sticks of sugarless gum! *embarassed coo*
During cheerleader practice, I drank not one but TWO bottles of water! *ashamed sigh*
I had to skip diner after all that! *tee hee!* I was SO full!
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I just finished a glass of orange juice and a bowl of cinnamon marshmallow Scooby-Doo! cereal with milk. That should tide me over until, oh, 10:00 a.m. or so...
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Originally posted by MLLASH:
Spinach is good for you, creamed or otherwise.
Me? Tonight I had a massive box of Chinese Buffet takeout.
I ate so much I passed out for 2 hours! I love spinach. It's a wonder my forearms aren't the size of Popeye's. And I love Chinese Buffet takeout, especially the ones that have a huge selection with seafood and sushi. The quality's usually only fair, but the selection is great and the prices can't be beat.
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There's not a whole helluva lot in my kitchen. It was a choice between some ice cream that's been in the freezer for way too long (and is consequently gummy and gross) or more cereal.
*sigh*
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Stu, I hear you buddy. We had fried egg sandwiches and grits last night. Good thing payday is in sight for me and the Mrs.
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Freedom muffins, toasted.
(They used to be "English muffins" around here. I got so pissed off, however, at the idiots who changed the names of "French toast" and "French fries," due to the recent war, that I decided a turnabout on the Land of the Labour Party Poodle was fair play. ... No aspersions are cast here on our British Legion-fan friends. It's Tony Blair I can't stand, not any of you.)
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I'm having a liquid lunch!
*hic*
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Mercifully, the in-laws are cooking tonight for my brother-in-law's birthday, so it's chicken and dumplings for me tonight. I wouldn't have touched the stuff as a kid, but now I know better: them's good eatin'. I have to say I always like dinner with my wife's folks; my mother-in-law sets a fine table.
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Originally posted by Greybird:
Freedom muffins, toasted.
(They used to be "English muffins" around here. I got so pissed off, however, at the idiots who changed the names of "French toast" and "French fries," due to the recent war, that I decided a turnabout on the Land of the Labour Party Poodle was fair play. ... No aspersions are cast here on our British Legion-fan friends. It's Tony Blair I can't stand, not any of you.) no worries GREY !!! Tony isn't too popular with the Brits at the moment .... Matthew.
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i had some toast an hour ago, i wasn't feeling too hungry early one ... i've been feeling a little sick since yesterday  Matthew.
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Hey Matt (matlock) -- I love grits (especially with cheese) and chicken and dumplings! Too bad I'm not able to have 'em more often... Hey Matt (tbwUP) -- Sorry to hear you're feeling sick. Hope you're feeling better soon!  I had two slices of pizza for dinner, followed by half a box of Goobers and some Mountain Dew (original).
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I ate beer tonight for dinner...
White. A blank page or canvas. His favorite. So... many... possibilities.
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Originally posted by Stu: Hey Matt (tbwUP) -- Sorry to hear you're feeling sick. Hope you're feeling better soon!
thanks STU !! i'm feeling much better now [ i think there was a virus going round i know of a few people who all felt sick ] it's 9am here in the UK and i'm having crumpets and coffee for breakfast ... Matthew.
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Originally posted by the boy with UltraPowers:
i'm feeling much better now
Originally posted by the boy with UltraPowers:
it's 9am here in the UK and i'm having crumpets and coffee for breakfast ...
Mmm... crumpets... clotted cream... honey...
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i only like them with butter !! can't say i like them any other way ...
Matthew.
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Thank God for KRYSTAL (White Castle to you yankees)... they were the ONLY place in Mid-Town open Tuesday and yesterday! SO guess what I ate 2 days in a row?
Today, however, near my Mom's... TACO BELL!!!!!!
HOOOOOOOOOORAY!
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Terrifyingly On-Topic.
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Haagen-Dazs caramel ice cream bar with caramel swirl dipped in Haagen Dazs milk chocolate coating, almonds, & cone crunch. And a glass of skim milk.
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A very tasty, overstuffed carnitas burrito and a mango-orange Nantucket Nectar.
(But I'm craving a Sonic Drive-In corn dog -- I even have coupon from their anniversary "Peel A Present" give-away for a free one...)
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Oatmeal with raisins. My favorite. Seriously, I could eat this three times a day. I even grind my own oats. (Not to be confused with tooting my own horn.)
Holy Cats of Egypt!
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i'm having a late breakfast of toast and "Weetabix" ....
Matthew.
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A tall, frosty watermelon margarita and chicken quesadillas.
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That sounds fantastic, Stuey. Y'know Mexican food IS my weakness.
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