Ummm, ham & cheese hot pockets? Or maybe McDonald's scrambled eggs (made from real pasteurized liquid egg product).I didn't know there *was* a weak-sauce equivalent to quiche. All I seem to come up with are its fat, lazy brothers.
Summer camp scrambled eggs.
Raw meat.
Ouch. Daltonboy eats a ham and cheese hot pocket every day for lunch (against my and his cardiologist's advice). I think some sort of raw meat, or at the very least thick red meat works best here.
I like hot pockets. Only the broccoli/chicken/cheese kind because I don't like ham.
I think that quiche is already in the 90-pound weakling side of the equation. I'd say:Real Men : Barbeque90-Pound Weakling : Quiche
I think that's the point, Katya. You have to stretch your metaphoric skills.I say: Bread twisty ties.And I will keep my reasons why to myself.(p.s. to Th.: It amazes me that you can get so many responses from a three-word post. You are much more efficient than I could ever be.)
Um, yeah. I just did the math, and if the ratios held true, I would expect two thousand, eight hundred and twenty-three comments on my last post.As we can see, you win.
.Hahaha! Well, you should be grateful then. Where would you find the time to read them all?
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Ummm, ham & cheese hot pockets? Or maybe McDonald's scrambled eggs (made from real pasteurized liquid egg product).
ReplyDeleteI didn't know there *was* a weak-sauce equivalent to quiche. All I seem to come up with are its fat, lazy brothers.
Summer camp scrambled eggs.
ReplyDeleteRaw meat.
ReplyDeleteOuch. Daltonboy eats a ham and cheese hot pocket every day for lunch (against my and his cardiologist's advice).
ReplyDeleteI think some sort of raw meat, or at the very least thick red meat works best here.
I like hot pockets. Only the broccoli/chicken/cheese kind because I don't like ham.
ReplyDeleteI think that quiche is already in the 90-pound weakling side of the equation. I'd say:
ReplyDeleteReal Men : Barbeque
90-Pound Weakling : Quiche
I think that's the point, Katya. You have to stretch your metaphoric skills.
ReplyDeleteI say: Bread twisty ties.
And I will keep my reasons why to myself.
(p.s. to Th.: It amazes me that you can get so many responses from a three-word post. You are much more efficient than I could ever be.)
Um, yeah. I just did the math, and if the ratios held true, I would expect two thousand, eight hundred and twenty-three comments on my last post.
ReplyDeleteAs we can see, you win.
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ReplyDeleteHahaha! Well, you should be grateful then. Where would you find the time to read them all?