What's for dinner?

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wease wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:I’m making my classic chicken and mushroom creamy carbonara.
Might try a different cheese this time. Mix it up a bit.
Like Velveeta?

Isn’t that a bathroom cleaning product? Or a detergent?
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dimejinky99 wrote:
wease wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:I’m making my classic chicken and mushroom creamy carbonara.
Might try a different cheese this time. Mix it up a bit.
Like Velveeta?

Isn’t that a bathroom cleaning product? Or a detergent?
Yeah wease is trying to cure his covid.
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Scotch filet, onion rings, wagyu infused old fashioned
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spike wrote:Scotch filet…
You’re American goddammit
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ordering pizza
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Hummus and veggies on pita
2-3 tequila sodas
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Surprisingly tasty fried fish strips at the hospital cafeteria.
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nice

i recall a surprisingly good breakfast in a hospital once

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wease wrote:
spike wrote:Scotch filet…
You’re American goddammit
Yeah but I can’t remember the equivalent. New Yoirk strip?

Anyway, I felt like crap afterwards but it was still worth it. Eating a good steak alone is a special thing.
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spike wrote:
wease wrote:
spike wrote:Scotch filet…
You’re American goddammit
Yeah but I can’t remember the equivalent. New Yoirk strip?

Anyway, I felt like crap afterwards but it was still worth it. Eating a good steak alone is a special thing.
Rib eye
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split pea soup from the nearby pastrami shop
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Idk
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wease wrote:
spike wrote:
wease wrote:
spike wrote:Scotch filet…
You’re American goddammit
Yeah but I can’t remember the equivalent. New Yoirk strip?

Anyway, I felt like crap afterwards but it was still worth it. Eating a good steak alone is a special thing.
Rib eye
Ah weird, there were ribeyes on the menu too. I guess a scotch filet is technically a boneless ribeye.
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Mcnugz :oops:
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no idea yet..order in or some leftovers
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ordered a ton of Indian food for delivery
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Cheddar brats on the grill
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Brisket nachos
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spike wrote:Cheddar brats on the grill
:bammer:
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
spike wrote:Cheddar brats on the grill
:bammer:
They were those precooked ones, which always let me down a little.
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