What's for dinner?

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epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:people argue over whether they should be hot or cold...
The place I'm going today offers both.
what say you?
I'm a cold lobster roll kinda guy myself
i like them both but i prefer cold as well....now we'll all just wait on what pete has to say
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Cold would be my instinct
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doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:people argue over whether they should be hot or cold...
The place I'm going today offers both.
what say you?
I'm a cold lobster roll kinda guy myself
i like them both but i prefer cold as well....now we'll all just wait on what pete has to say
I mean, I wouldn't kick a warm lobster roll out of bed for spilling melted butter on the sheets. But I prefer cold. I hope Pete never tells us. I'm not sure my heart could take it if he makes this mistake.
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JuanHamm wrote:Cold would be my instinct
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epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:people argue over whether they should be hot or cold...
The place I'm going today offers both.
what say you?
I'm a cold lobster roll kinda guy myself
i like them both but i prefer cold as well....now we'll all just wait on what pete has to say
I mean, I wouldn't kick a warm lobster roll out of bed for spilling melted butter on the sheets. But I prefer cold. I hope Pete never tells us. I'm not sure my heart could take it if he makes this mistake.
there's no way pete has an opinion on this
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Salsarita’s
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the stove repair guy is coming sometime today so we're going to order something..not sure what yet
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doug rr wrote:the stove repair guy is coming sometime today so we're going to order something..not sure what yet
did your ignition go bad? we had to have ours replaced about 7 months ago
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
doug rr wrote:the stove repair guy is coming sometime today so we're going to order something..not sure what yet
did your ignition go bad? we had to have ours replaced about 7 months ago
yeah, the 2 left side burners won't turn on or even make a noise....we had a grease boil overflow...i tried my best
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Tacos!
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spaghetti and meatballs
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doug rr wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
doug rr wrote:the stove repair guy is coming sometime today so we're going to order something..not sure what yet
did your ignition go bad? we had to have ours replaced about 7 months ago
yeah, the 2 left side burners won't turn on or even make a noise....we had a grease boil overflow...i tried my best
all fixed..the stove was still under warranty so no charge..the repair man was irish and asked about all the whiskey around..i gave him $20 and a pour..
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You're a good man, Doug.
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Probably the highlight of that guy's week.
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Self wrote:Probably the highlight of that guy's week.
he enjoyed a lagavulin 16...
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Chris_H_2 wrote:For your information, my chowder was delicious. Jerks.
That's what you think.
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
Norris wrote:also just use regular ol' northeast steamer clams for chowder, you don't need to go with anything else
I don’t have 38 hours for shucking those tiny things.

I put bacon and potatoes in (with onion and celery). I thought that was standard.
Yeah you definitely put in a bunch of bullshit.
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spike wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:For your information, my chowder was delicious. Jerks.
these east coasters forget that clams don't fall out of the sky in the midwest
still no excuse to put bacon, onions, and celery in a chowder
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doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:people argue over whether they should be hot or cold...
The place I'm going today offers both.
what say you?
I'm a cold lobster roll kinda guy myself
i like them both but i prefer cold as well....now we'll all just wait on what pete has to say
hot because fuck mayo
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Something with ground beef. Haven’t decided yet ... burrito, pasta, burger...
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