Speaking of food. 2015-06-02, 16:20:54 Post a picture of either your favorite food of food that you don't like. Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #1 – 2015-06-02, 16:22:52 I ate this stuff as a youngster but can't imaging eating it today. Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #2 – 2015-06-02, 23:46:21 Speaking of food....But not, I hope, with your mouth full. Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #3 – 2015-06-16, 09:02:40 Oh, the pain of a wilted McDonalds. Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #5 – 2015-06-16, 20:11:02 It is a politician's mouth, in for repair. Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #7 – 2015-06-23, 02:55:59 I wonder why it is called blood soup, doesn't sound very appealing Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #8 – 2015-06-23, 04:36:17 You have to admit that it is colourful. Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #9 – 2015-06-26, 02:20:48 For many years I have believed that there is no more revolting taste than that of a rotten pistachio nut. If I had been asked for an important piece of advice for a young person setting out on life's journey, I would say "Never eat pistachio nuts in the dark."I have found something almost as repulsive. It is a rotten celery stalk. Quick Quote
Re: Speaking of food. Reply #10 – 2016-11-19, 22:03:53 Quote from: tt92 – on 2015-06-26, 02:20:48For many years I have believed that there is no more revolting taste than that of a rotten pistachio nut. If I had been asked for an important piece of advice for a young person setting out on life's journey, I would say "Never eat pistachio nuts in the dark."I have found something almost as repulsive. It is a rotten celery stalk.Interesting post. In case our speaking parrot is still alive and kicking. Quick Quote
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