Protein and fiber for dinner... (pic)

Tom Anderson <twic@urchin.earth.li> wrote:
> Lucas Buck wrote:
>> People still EAT English food???
>
> Coming from most people, this would be a slight. From an American, it's
> just funny.

At least you can get some nasty delicious sausage with eggs in England
in the morning. Which works out great as it would be a good time for
dinner in the US. What's an American breakfast again - cereal, some
cookies and milk? I tried to order a steak once and almost got
deported.

In article <794@307371782.2241918689.16908.10431.16615>,
DZ <26293@1994432538.305073820.1095.30058.17161> wrote:

> Tom Anderson <twic@urchin.earth.li> wrote:
> > Lucas Buck wrote:
> >> People still EAT English food???
> >
> > Coming from most people, this would be a slight. From an American, it's
> > just funny.
>
> At least you can get some nasty delicious sausage with eggs in England
> in the morning. Which works out great as it would be a good time for
> dinner in the US. What's an American breakfast again - cereal, some
> cookies and milk? I tried to order a steak once and almost got
> deported.

Adults, breakfast is donuts and coffee.
College students, breakfast is beer and cold pizza...

I generally eat leftovers or....

<drumroll please>

Omelets.
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On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 20:52:24 -0600, Omelet <omp_omelet@gmail.com>
wrote:

>In article <794@307371782.2241918689.16908.10431.16615>,
> DZ <26293@1994432538.305073820.1095.30058.17161> wrote:
>
>> Tom Anderson <twic@urchin.earth.li> wrote:
>> > Lucas Buck wrote:
>> >> People still EAT English food???
>> >
>> > Coming from most people, this would be a slight. From an American, it's
>> > just funny.
>>
>> At least you can get some nasty delicious sausage with eggs in England
>> in the morning. Which works out great as it would be a good time for
>> dinner in the US. What's an American breakfast again - cereal, some
>> cookies and milk? I tried to order a steak once and almost got
>> deported.
>
>Adults, breakfast is donuts and coffee.
>College students, breakfast is beer and cold pizza...
>
>I generally eat leftovers or....
>
><drumroll please>
>
>Omelets.

You don't need egging on Om, but you know you can't make omelets with
jumping out of the frying pan!

Have a great weekend mate - you know I intend to! ;o)

TFIF!

In article <4mtql2d9shafdsthiugc1nn9jtvqo8s04u@4ax.com>,
Charles <jrh@msn.com> wrote:

> ><drumroll please>
> >
> >Omelets.
>
> You don't need egging on Om, but you know you can't make omelets with
> jumping out of the frying pan!

Or into the campfire... ;-)

>
> Have a great weekend mate - you know I intend to! ;o)

I do also. Will do some shopping tomorrow for T-day, and Sunday is to be
spent at the range with some friends. Skeet shooting first then we will
relax at the pistol range a bit. I bought a BUNCH of .38 on sale so
we'll give the Ruger a good workout.

>
> TFIF!

I still have to work tonight. <sigh>

Cheers mate!
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Omelet <omp_omelet@gmail.com> wrote:
> DZ wrote:
>> Tom Anderson <twic@urchin.earth.li> wrote:
>> > Lucas Buck wrote:
>> >> People still EAT English food???
>> >
>> > Coming from most people, this would be a slight. From an American, it's
>> > just funny.
>>
>> At least you can get some nasty delicious sausage with eggs in England
>> in the morning. Which works out great as it would be a good time for
>> dinner in the US. What's an American breakfast again - cereal, some
>> cookies and milk? I tried to order a steak once and almost got
>> deported.
>
> Adults, breakfast is donuts and coffee.

You mean donuts can be eaten?

> College students, breakfast is beer and cold pizza...

I don't think that an average American student would be able to drink
beer every morning if he's planning to get anything above C-. They
don't do that even in Russia. Late evening, maybe.

> I generally eat leftovers or....
> <drumroll please>
> Omelets.

I gave up on breakfasts long ago. How'd I do it anyway? Assuming that
I'm a badass man with huge tattooed forearms and deep voice, can I
really just walk into Ihop and say like some kinda little girl that I
want "Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity"?

Another impossible thing would seem to be smoking which I personally
wouldn't even try, even in NC. When I arrived to the US, the Chinese
and Russian students, and also old professors used to smoke on the
balcony until one day a forbidding sign appeared out of the blue. A
pharma company I used to work at had something like a mile non-smoking
perimeter around the premises. Then they hired a Eastern European
statistician who proved to be really dedicated not only to the
excellence in statistics but to smoking as well. So he's now getting
plenty of exercise walking out into the forest to smoke every
cigarette. Nobody else there smokes at work, even British, who fly in
large herds back in forth "across the pond".

Dnia 2006-11-17 DZ napisa³(a):
> Another impossible thing would seem to be smoking which I personally
> wouldn't even try, even in NC. When I arrived to the US, the Chinese
> and Russian students, and also old professors used to smoke on the
> balcony until one day a forbidding sign appeared out of the blue.

It's inhuman! I'm really glad that I live in a free country, instead of
USA!

> A
> pharma company I used to work at had something like a mile non-smoking
> perimeter around the premises. Then they hired a Eastern European
> statistician who proved to be really dedicated not only to the
> excellence in statistics but to smoking as well.

I feel his pain. It hurts so bad. ;-(

> So he's now getting
> plenty of exercise walking out into the forest to smoke every
> cigarette.

Yes, to persist with smoking against all circumstances it takes some
balls and really strong will.

> Nobody else there smokes at work, even British, who fly in
> large herds back in forth "across the pond".

Pussies.

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Andrzej Rosa 1127R

Andrzej Rosa wrote:
> Dnia 2006-11-17 DZ napisa³(a):
>> Another impossible thing would seem to be smoking which I personally
>> wouldn't even try, even in NC. When I arrived to the US, the Chinese
>> and Russian students, and also old professors used to smoke on the
>> balcony until one day a forbidding sign appeared out of the blue.
>
> It's inhuman! I'm really glad that I live in a free country, instead
> of USA!
>
>> A
>> pharma company I used to work at had something like a mile
>> non-smoking perimeter around the premises. Then they hired a Eastern
>> European statistician who proved to be really dedicated not only to
>> the excellence in statistics but to smoking as well.
>
> I feel his pain. It hurts so bad. ;-(
>
>> So he's now getting
>> plenty of exercise walking out into the forest to smoke every
>> cigarette.
>
> Yes, to persist with smoking against all circumstances it takes some
> balls and really strong will.
>
>> Nobody else there smokes at work, even British, who fly in
>> large herds back in forth "across the pond".
>
> Pussies.

What *IS* 1127R?

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Dnia 2006-11-17 Bully napisa³(a):
> What *IS* 1127R?

Suzuki GSXR 1100 from model K to N.

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