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01-13-11, 01:06 PM
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coming soon from Psimet Industries: Proudly Polish Pierogis, the official food sponsor of Psimet Racing.
Team members will toss them out to spectators at all the races, they will be the only permissible food in team musettes, "Cyclocross got you down? How 'bout a Psimet Pierogi handup!?"
Dude, you should start a new company - it's be the next great thing!
Team members will toss them out to spectators at all the races, they will be the only permissible food in team musettes, "Cyclocross got you down? How 'bout a Psimet Pierogi handup!?"
Dude, you should start a new company - it's be the next great thing!
01-13-11, 01:07 PM
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I eat this stuff for snacks, dessert, and whenever I can.
01-13-11, 01:29 PM
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Although I guess it wasn't a complete fail as my cravings are for Kashi stuff, Raisin Bran, Cheerios, etc.
01-13-11, 02:30 PM
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MMMmmmmmm....musettes.
cereal - I stopped having it in the house because i could house it in one sitting if i wanted to.
Let tell of a story from my childhood. While living in Bloomington, IN around the time that breaking Away was shot - to set the scene for you - my mother brought home a dozen, warm, glazed doughnuts from the local Jewel (which last time I was in B-ton was a mr. D's - next to the Osco over on the East Side).
i sat down and had one. then I had another. I continued to eat the entire dozen. it was at this time it dawned on me that I was always pissed off because whenever the family had gotten doughnuts they had never gotten "enough" and I was only ever allowed to have "2" or so. This was truly the first time I had been allowed to eat what I thought each person should eat of these fine foods.
My mother was livid and I have spent the rest of my life running from doughnuts.
cereal - I stopped having it in the house because i could house it in one sitting if i wanted to.
Let tell of a story from my childhood. While living in Bloomington, IN around the time that breaking Away was shot - to set the scene for you - my mother brought home a dozen, warm, glazed doughnuts from the local Jewel (which last time I was in B-ton was a mr. D's - next to the Osco over on the East Side).
i sat down and had one. then I had another. I continued to eat the entire dozen. it was at this time it dawned on me that I was always pissed off because whenever the family had gotten doughnuts they had never gotten "enough" and I was only ever allowed to have "2" or so. This was truly the first time I had been allowed to eat what I thought each person should eat of these fine foods.
My mother was livid and I have spent the rest of my life running from doughnuts.
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01-13-11, 03:22 PM
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Time to make the.... oh never mind.
Guilty pleasure: Wendy's #2, no pickle, biggie sized w/ Dr. Pepper and fries*. I can take the double down in no time.
*the old fries, not the new rank sea salt crap fries they're dishing out. gonna have to substitute in a chili next time, but that's just not the same.
Guilty pleasure: Wendy's #2, no pickle, biggie sized w/ Dr. Pepper and fries*. I can take the double down in no time.
*the old fries, not the new rank sea salt crap fries they're dishing out. gonna have to substitute in a chili next time, but that's just not the same.
01-13-11, 03:44 PM
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Time to make the.... oh never mind.
Guilty pleasure: Wendy's #2, no pickle, biggie sized w/ Dr. Pepper and fries*. I can take the double down in no time.
*the old fries, not the new rank sea salt crap fries they're dishing out. gonna have to substitute in a chili next time, but that's just not the same.
Guilty pleasure: Wendy's #2, no pickle, biggie sized w/ Dr. Pepper and fries*. I can take the double down in no time.
*the old fries, not the new rank sea salt crap fries they're dishing out. gonna have to substitute in a chili next time, but that's just not the same.
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01-13-11, 03:51 PM
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Poptarts and peanut butter - sometimes together.
01-13-11, 03:56 PM
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Friday? Saturday? Sunday? Lemme know.
01-13-11, 04:30 PM
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I was thinking about you guys on Sunday night - I flew over your pad on my way out of MDW, on my way to SEA... I asked, but they said we couldn't stop in, not even for a 3x5.
01-13-11, 04:32 PM
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01-13-11, 04:37 PM
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01-13-11, 04:48 PM
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they are like cereal - something I was Absolutely Never allowed to have as a child - so they have that going for them... but they taste enough like bad-tasting frosting on thick crackers for me to really enjoy it.
01-13-11, 04:53 PM
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01-13-11, 05:57 PM
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01-13-11, 07:24 PM
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01-13-11, 08:20 PM
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Total parenting backfire! I was allowed sugar cereal once a year--I could choose between my birthday and Christmas, although every year my Mom would forget which one I'd chosen and I'd talk her into letting me have it for both. Then I'd go away to a week-long tennis camp and I swear I would eat Lucky Charms three meals a day.
Although I guess it wasn't a complete fail as my cravings are for Kashi stuff, Raisin Bran, Cheerios, etc.
Although I guess it wasn't a complete fail as my cravings are for Kashi stuff, Raisin Bran, Cheerios, etc.
*I use this term loosely. Sometimes it seemed like cereal was the only they hadn't screwed up cooking.
01-13-11, 11:14 PM
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Contemporary soft-rock from the 70s, 80s. 90s, and today. I'm a sucker.
