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Christmas Dinner Anyone?

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Evidently, with work and all, I've been a little too busy since Christmas and just discovered the remanents of Christmas dinner tucked way in the back of my refrigerator behind some beer. If anyone's in the area, I can whip up some leftovers for lunch. Takers?
Nimblefoot
7:14:50 AM
1/17/08

You should break out the microscope and see what's growing on it. =D
Sassafras
7:16:09 AM
1/17/08

under usual circumstances it is not normal for food to be fuzzy......
ramblinrev
7:16:58 AM
1/17/08

After 3 weeks he won't need a microscope.
dayhiker
7:17:06 AM
1/17/08

That reminds me, I need to lose the leftover ham in the fridge.
treebait
7:22:59 AM
1/17/08

Thanks for reminding me, there's ham in there too.

Oh yum, green ham and eggs, lol.
Nimblefoot
7:24:57 AM
1/17/08

The "TT Feeling Sickly" thread is already up...how handy!
lyra
7:25:48 AM
1/17/08

You'da been happy for it with those weird cravings a few months ago:)
Nimblefoot
7:30:46 AM
1/17/08

Christmas Dinner Anyone?
No thanks,Nimblefoot. You go ahead and enjoy your left-over road kill!
nowslimmer
7:52:04 AM
1/17/08

Somehow I doubt it!
lyra
7:52:25 AM
1/17/08

Bring it on, house kill dude.
MarkO
9:16:36 AM
1/17/08

remember the experimental chicken -----

and "The Andromeda Strain"
Tilt
9:38:13 AM
1/17/08

I think I have some lettuce soup in my veggie drawer that would go nicely with your leftovers.
Creek Dancer
9:51:54 AM
1/17/08

I tossed out some grapes yesterday that were trying to turn into wine.....
Tilt
10:00:29 AM
1/17/08

i don't know what's more shamefull, that you have food in your fridge that old or that you had beer in your fridge that old
thriftyhiker
10:15:18 AM
1/17/08

After that TV movie "The Day After" came out, I always kept an Emergency Heineken in the back of the fridge in case of nuclear attack.
Tilt
10:17:37 AM
1/17/08

i hope your rotate your stock
thriftyhiker
10:20:09 AM
1/17/08

Back when a buddy and I were, uh, 'single', we shared his apartment. I'm pretty good at life skills, but he can't live alone.

One day I decided to clean up - there was green slime in his sink and Gawd knows what in his fridge.

Now - cultural clue - (mostly for Pennsy who still thinks I'm French, eh?), being a dour Scot, I love Keene's mustard that comes in a powder, much like gun powder that, when mixed with water and put on food, will make you sneeze and the hair stand up. We usually mix it in a shot glass and keep it in the fridge where it sometimes dries up.

I asked my friend why he had a tennis ball in his fridge.

'It's a grapefruit.' he answered.

'Your mustard is dry.' I said.

He looked at me puzzled, 'I think it's an egg.' he replied.

I could not make this up.
Gremlin
10:22:46 AM
1/17/08

Thrifty, I don't have to rotate the beer. It's not in there that long. The thing with the leftovers isn't my normal situation. It all just got out of hand between work and the holidays. Normally I don't have leftovers, preferring to eat everything in sight.
Nimblefoot
10:37:59 AM
1/17/08

Don't talk with your mouth full.
MarkO
10:42:32 AM
1/17/08

Shut up and drink.


hey --- That would be a cool family motto.... like on your coat of arms, in Latin:

                  Silete et Bibete


("Ferme-la et prends ta bière"?)
Tilt
11:01:01 AM
1/17/08

Cool, but it's the plural. The singular would be: Sile et bibe.
Gremlin
11:04:13 AM
1/17/08

I once told an "ex" g/f to shut up and f---. That was a big hit.
Nimblefoot
11:07:17 AM
1/17/08

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