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Edit: But the turkey on rye is gone but I might be able to scrape together some pig bowels and hot water
Edit: I have some. Just joshing you a bit.
What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by Enigma » 19 Jun 2012, 20:22
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by Icon » 19 Jun 2012, 20:34
AmoyMama wrote:Enigma wrote:Make an appointment. I can do Mexican about as good as it gets. Lived in San Jose for 2 years
Sweet! I'll be right over.
Actually, I'm from New Mexico so I can churn out some mean Mexican food myself. I just appreciate not having to hunt all over creation for ingredients, slave over a hot stove/oven for hours, and then clean up the mess afterward.
True, that is what entails to cook Central American food. Just harder to find than Mexican stuff.
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by Enigma » 19 Jun 2012, 20:38
and then clean up the mess afterward- WTF !! You dont have a female unit?
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by ceevee369 » 19 Jun 2012, 20:45
Our National dish. 
It has been 13 months , 25 days and 7 & 1/2 hours ago and counting.
It has been 13 months , 25 days and 7 & 1/2 hours ago and counting.
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by AmoyMama » 19 Jun 2012, 20:50
Enigma wrote:and then clean up the mess afterward- WTF !! You dont have a female unit?
Well, gender stereotypes aside, I am the female unit.
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by Confuzius » 19 Jun 2012, 20:58
REAL Mexican food made by illegals who don't speak any English!!!!!!
God, I miss socal food!
God, I miss socal food!
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by Icon » 19 Jun 2012, 21:00
Enigma wrote:and then clean up the mess afterward- WTF !! You dont have a female unit?
We are the female unit, you cook, we clean. OK?
BTW, in Cantonese tradition, men cook.
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Re: What familliar foods would you look forward to after several years absence.
by kaikai34 » 19 Jun 2012, 22:54
Mexican food
In n out double double
The Hat Pastrami Sandwiches w/ gravy fries
Tommy Burgers
In n out double double
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