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[gmhowell]

Gone through the process yourself? She's about as bitter as a glass of sweet tea compared to what I've seen (and felt).

Word up

[Scott Lockwood]

Red really has _no_ idea. As something of an expert on the subject, I have to say, it could be a lot worse. The only reason my last divorce wasn't like "The War of the Roses" [imdb.com] was because I didn't allow it to get to that - I just caved on a LOT of things, for the sake of my children. (You remember them, right dear? The ones who really matter?)

On a nicer note, I too love to cook, and love to make GOOD beans. I used to get my beans at Soulard Market [soulardmarket.com] in St. Louis. Imagine all the beans you want, that have NEVER

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[gmhowell]

That pig candy looks good. I'll have to show my sister and brother-in-law. They'd love it.

That's nice to get beans from the market, but they all pale to ones you picked yourself. Doesn't get any fresher:) Same with corn and most other produce.

excellent!

[tuxette]

That's what real cooking is all about - daring to experiment with the unknown...

I have some twisted ideas for dishes that I want to try out this weekend... I'll post "recipes" when they happen...

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[StalinsNotDead]

I envy you people who can cook. If you're familiar at all with the cartoon Futurama, the closest I'm ever going to get to chefdom is the likes of Bender.
"Rocks. You guys eat rocks right?"
"No."
"Not even if they're coated in savory mud?"

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[gmhowell]

The concept of 'Bachelor Chow' is very appealing.

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[StalinsNotDead]

Eating is a chore. I don't really ever register the feeling of "hunger" anymore. Now it's more along the lines of "it's been a couple of days" I need to eat something.

Bachelor Chow would be a convenient commodity.

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[Some Woman]

Now with flavor!

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[gmhowell]

So you saw Fry get his new apartment last night also?