Re: What the F's for Lunch?
Posted: Tue August 23, 2016 9:06 pm
i'm not sure i understand thistragabigzanda wrote:Mongolian beef in, Mongolian beef out.
what did you think about while eating your lunch?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i did notdoug rr wrote:did you go with co-workers?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i had mongolian beef from a local chinese place...it was very good
mine looked like this:tragabigzanda wrote:It's just a joke Mrs. Trag and I make. We use it when someone eats something guaranteed to turn to a particularly nasty type of fecal matter. It's usually delivered as "X in, Y out," with X being the food, and Y being some comically graphic description of fecal matter.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm not sure i understand thistragabigzanda wrote:Mongolian beef in, Mongolian beef out.
Only in this case, X=Y, because Mongolian Beef looks pretty nasty even before it's consumed.
it looks delicious to metragabigzanda wrote:Case in point.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:mine looked like this:tragabigzanda wrote:It's just a joke Mrs. Trag and I make. We use it when someone eats something guaranteed to turn to a particularly nasty type of fecal matter. It's usually delivered as "X in, Y out," with X being the food, and Y being some comically graphic description of fecal matter.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm not sure i understand thistragabigzanda wrote:Mongolian beef in, Mongolian beef out.
Only in this case, X=Y, because Mongolian Beef looks pretty nasty even before it's consumed.
how would you feel if somebody ordered chocolate ice cream from you, and upon receipt they informed you that it looked like loose stool?tragabigzanda wrote:Don't get me wrong, Len, I love Mongolian beef. I think it's delicious, and I hope you enjoyed your lunch. But it always looks like diarrhea on a plate, and yours was no different.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it looks delicious to metragabigzanda wrote:Case in point.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:mine looked like this:tragabigzanda wrote:It's just a joke Mrs. Trag and I make. We use it when someone eats something guaranteed to turn to a particularly nasty type of fecal matter. It's usually delivered as "X in, Y out," with X being the food, and Y being some comically graphic description of fecal matter.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm not sure i understand thistragabigzanda wrote:Mongolian beef in, Mongolian beef out.
Only in this case, X=Y, because Mongolian Beef looks pretty nasty even before it's consumed.
i hope this has changed your perspective on various thingstragabigzanda wrote:I just saw your question, Len. The answer is "not good."lennytheweedwhacker wrote:how would you feel if somebody ordered chocolate ice cream from you, and upon receipt they informed you that it looked like loose stool?tragabigzanda wrote:Don't get me wrong, Len, I love Mongolian beef. I think it's delicious, and I hope you enjoyed your lunch. But it always looks like diarrhea on a plate, and yours was no different.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it looks delicious to metragabigzanda wrote:Case in point.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:mine looked like this:tragabigzanda wrote:It's just a joke Mrs. Trag and I make. We use it when someone eats something guaranteed to turn to a particularly nasty type of fecal matter. It's usually delivered as "X in, Y out," with X being the food, and Y being some comically graphic description of fecal matter.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm not sure i understand thistragabigzanda wrote:Mongolian beef in, Mongolian beef out.
Only in this case, X=Y, because Mongolian Beef looks pretty nasty even before it's consumed.
i just had the plain...it was actually a bit underwhelming, as were the boroundsE.H. Ruddock wrote:Man their spicy chicken biscuit is so good
tragabigzanda wrote:Should it come to pass, it will be a bittersweet meal: Lenny and I were supposed to share friend chicken once.
