Thursday, September 22, 2005

T.G.I.T!!!

WFL?

31 comments:

The Doctor said...

Brown bag. Made pepper steak last night. Looking very forward to it!




Let's get in on this!!!

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/news/archive/2005/09/21/financial/f120403D92.DTL&type=business

Josephus said...

Rico,
No sour cream?

CSR,
Go healthy for a pre game lunch. Get a salad.

Myself I am a blank slate today. Semi-hangover, but not too bad. I may do a salad myself. A taco salad would be perfect.

The Doctor said...

There are a lot of people who feel that way about SC. So foreign to me. I can't imagine a burrito without it. I would feel so empty.

What about mayo, Rico?

Josephus said...

SOUR CREAM RULES!

The Doctor said...

Miracle Whip!!??! Which red state are you from?

Josephus said...

If you are eating outside (or anywhere) and a fly/bug briefly lands on your food, do you still eat it?

The Doctor said...

Without question, hesitation or qualms, I eat it.

Anonymous said...

Of course you eat fly food, its still good, same with dropped food. The "3 second rule" is the way to go.

I had an awesome lunch, mongolian bbq style that I didn't even know existed here in China town. You pick your ingredients, they grill it up and hand it back to you.

Anonymous said...

The grossest thing I could think to eat (that involves accepted food products) would be to take a stick a margarine and dunk it in a vat of mayo, then take a huge bite.

Does that make anyone feel sick?

The Doctor said...

A couple of co-workers asked me if I wanted to go to lunch with just as I finished my pepper steak. I went along anyway. Didn't eat anything. Enjoyed the fellowship, though. Was that lunch? What is lunch? Blows my mind.

I asked the gal at the counter if they had any desserts. She said no and wasn’t very pleasant. So I asked her if they had key lime pie.

HaterTot said...

Ah, Rico - I just got back from burrito brothers where I asked them for a burrito filled almost entirely with sour cream. The rest was rounded out with a little rice and some beans. I would have typed a comment sooner, but cleaning up the sour cream off my face, hands and arms took a long time.

Josephus said...

Ethics just outed herself as a WOMAN!

Josephus said...

Did the sour cream get on your chest?

HaterTot said...

For all you mayo haters - I accidentally discovered how amazing corn on the cob tastes with both butter and a little mayo. Delicious. Though, actually taking a bite of a stick of butter is pretty gross.

The Doctor said...

I'm a boy. A boy who eats lunch.

Josephus said...

A heated mayo/butter concoction is great for dipping artichoke in.

HaterTot said...

Exellent point, jo. I'm off to get another burrito. Then I'm going to draw myself a bath of sour cream, and eat my burrito in there.

Anonymous said...

In Mexico they serve corn on the cob slathered in mayo, squeezed lime and chili powder. Or if you want they'll cut it off the cob and put it in a cup mixed in with a big glob of the mayo and the other stuff. While living there I ate it frequently, until I got deathly ill and spent 24 hours sitting on the toilet. That was the end of the mayo slathered corn cobs for me.

HaterTot said...

Watchdog - you've vindicated me! The people I'd previously shared this wonderous concoction would have been less horrified if I had told them I was eating babies! I'm goin' to Mexico!

Josephus said...

That Mexican Corn Mayo thing sounds delicious. I need to tell Mrs. Josephus to perpare that for the Josephus family. Josephus Jr. loves corn, mayo and Mexicans.

Anonymous said...

There's a Mrs. Josephus and a Josephus Jr.? You've been very busy Josephus.

Mexicans are cool. Another thing you can there is a fair market price on electrocution. They have guys who walk around the bars with a car battery hanging from their neck and two metal nodes. For a small fee (US $1), they'll let you hold on to the nodes and get shocked. What a country....

Josephus said...

Watchdog you sure know alot about Mexico!

In response to Dipso's earlier inquiry, Lunch is: A meal eaten at midday. or The food provided for a midday meal.

Since you didn't eat during the excursion, you didn't have a second lunch.

The Doctor said...

But even if I just go to the bank and then go buys socks, they still make me sign out for "lunch."

Anybody else have to sign out sign in for lunch, or have their lunch hours tracked in any way?

Josephus said...

No.

Do you work in East Berlin Dipso?

Anonymous said...

No signing in or out of any required for Watchdog, Mr. Dipso.

Thought we're not paid for lunch, so the standard day is actually 8 hours and 45 minutes, with the 45 minutes set aside for lunch. Though actual lunch times vary widely, today was an hour and a half.

The Doctor said...

Does anybody else receive an "occurrence" for being tardy or calling in sick?

Does anybody else, once they've accumulated five tardy or sick day "occurrences," receive a "VERBAL warning" that comes the form of a WRITTEN memo?

Josephus said...

Once again Dipso I have to ask if you work in East Berlin or perhaps for Walmart. Your CEO (or Executive Director) must be a real tyrant. An evil unbalanced person.

Is that the case?

Anonymous said...

Hey Dipso, does your office also have a "time-out" area for bad little workers? Recess priviledges revoked? or *gasp* blog access restricted?

HaterTot said...

I'm at home today because I don't really feel well. I said I'd be working though. I'm now watching the Life Aquatic...

So no, not so much with the signing in and out or "occurences". Though, our office manager is a bit of tyrant, but I ignore her.

The Doctor said...

Nice. Saw Seu Jorge, or rather heard him, for a few minutes at Borders the other day. Free show for the International Music Fest.

Anonymous said...

37 comments on food and I am stuck here with no way to get to the store and buy what I want so bad because of your previous post

Salt and Vinegar potato chips!


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