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"confessions" stuff you like that very few people "admit" to liking

JANFU said:
Peanut butter on a burger or really tasty locally made bratwursts, Euro style of course
Grilled cheese and molasses.
Homemade bread and homemade mustard pickles (must have cauliflower in it), and milk.
Bannock just out of the oven and still warm, butter, molasses and milk.
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When I was around 9-ish, I added garlic powder on my peanut-butter sandwiches.
 
ThoughtEx. said:
Marijuana, love the stuff.

Cole Slaw on hot dogs, it's a regional thing that I have never seen anyone like outside of South East TN.

Pineapple on pizza.

And I know I may be starting something here, but Steak Well done. I like the taste, but I won't turn down a medium rare either.
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When I was an Omnivore, I liked my steak well done. Cole Slaw is awesome! Pineapple on pizza is something I've always wanted to try, but my wife refuses to order it..
 
Mach said:
Grew up eating tacos/burritos w/ketchup.
That sweet tang brightens up tacos/burritos.
Annie's microwave mac and cheese. A quick snack or lunch sometimes.
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Ketchup is very versatile. Back in the 70's, I used it to make "Russian" dressing.
 
beancounter said:
Ketchup is very versatile. Back in the 70's, I used it to make "Russian" dressing.
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I made that too....mixed mayo and ketchup together. Some like to add a little relish, but I didn't. Loved it on iceberg lettuce. Haven't had that in years!

I like bacon sandwiches, with ketchup. Hold the lettuce and tomato.
 
Cap'n Crunch
 
Studebaker GT's, Leon Russell, Grayson Hugh, women who rock the "retro" look, (hey I'm an old guy!) antique telephone equipment, reel to reel audiotape recorders (esp 4-track 15 i.p.s)...there's more but that's the short list I guess.
 
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cuban smokes said:
I like to breathe; I know that sounds crazy but I nearly died of pneumonia when I was < 2 years old :(

I like fried okra :shock: ........... oh Hell yeah ........... :cool:

I like Jackyl :2razz: .............



I tried to cook okra once. Came out kind of stringy. Not too many recipes call for it, so I only had it once. I should try it again.
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okra was brought to the US by the slaves, from Africa. I grew up in Louisiana & I love a really good 'gumbo.' The slaves used to call okra gumbo as the okra thickens the contents in the pot. Yes, okra can be stringy but that is the stuff that is allowed to be on the plant too long.
I can eat okra uncooked, raw, right out of the garden, right off the plant; it is a great organic food IMO. It is great cooked nearly any way imaginable; boiled, sweated, grilled, fried, in a gumbo, a shrimp creole, in a soup, or a stew.

Years ago I used to abuse cocaine quite a bit; I like okra much better & okra is legal .................
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Superfly said:
There was an old friend of mine who used to be at a forum called Political Crossfire. His name was Grandmaster. He and I absolutely loved dark, stormy, rainy days. Most people don't, but boy howdy. The way some people get happy when they wake up and the sun is out? I get the same way when I wake up under a cover of dark, ominous clouds.
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Is it dark where you live at 7:00pm?

If so you get a dark and Stormy night, tonight, 7:00pm, CBS.
 
Rye toast dripping with deli mustard, black forest ham, cream cheese, thick onion slices, green tomato slices and mashed banana, green olives on the side with a pitcher of sangria. Makes the grandkids and my wife leave the kitchen when I munch down.
 
cuban smokes said:
Years ago I used to abuse cocaine quite a bit; I like okra much better & okra is legal .................
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Twenty-three years clean...whew, we are survivors, aren't we?
Although now my body is cashing all those checks that I wrote while burning the candle at both ends, and I wonder how much longer I have on this mortal coil.
No question about it, all I wound up doing was running the clock so fast that it looks like it got to 11:45 PM sooner.

And I hurt a lot of really wonderful people.
Forgive me.
 
OldFatGuy said:
Rye toast dripping with deli mustard, black forest ham, cream cheese, thick onion slices, green tomato slices and mashed banana, green olives on the side with a pitcher of sangria. Makes the grandkids and my wife leave the kitchen when I munch down.
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Why?? Does it make you belch and fart uncontrollably or you just refuse to share? :lamo
 
beancounter said:
I associate Manischewitz with Passover, not with a bris..but to each his own... :)
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Manischewitz is the first thing I ever got trunk on at passover (i was 8 or 9). It didn't take much :P
 
Checkerboard Strangler said:
Why?? Does it make you belch and fart uncontrollably or you just refuse to share? :lamo
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Never caused a gas problem. I always offer to share, or even make the same sandwich for anyone and everyone who desires one. Never had a taker? I blame that on the banana.

I've heard about 50% of the human genome is the equivalent to that of a banana. Maybe some see that as a form of catabolism, but bananas are the most popular fruit in the nation. Tho the genome equivalency does explain politicians. They're all a bunch of bananas.
 
OldFatGuy said:
Never caused a gas problem. I always offer to share, or even make the same sandwich for anyone and everyone who desires one. Never had a taker? I blame that on the banana.

I've heard about 50% of the human genome is the equivalent to that of a banana. Maybe some see that as a form of catabolism, but bananas are the most popular fruit in the nation. Tho the genome equivalency does explain politicians. They're all a bunch of bananas.
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You are one bizarro personage. But yeah, that sammwich you make is standard fare in many parts of the world. Sounds like it might be tasty. I don't know about the banana-phobia.
I eat em, whole family eats em, and banana bread, too.

No qualms :)
 
DragonBallZ with my kids. That show is so damn cheesy yet now I watch it with them.
 
Checkerboard Strangler said:
You are one bizarro personage. But yeah, that sammwich you make is standard fare in many parts of the world. Sounds like it might be tasty. I don't know about the banana-phobia.
I eat em, whole family eats em, and banana bread, too.

No qualms :)
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The alternative is sardines packed in olive oil on a hard roll with fresh homemade mustard mayo, thin onion slices, hard salami, roasted sweet red peppers, pepper jelly and chopped fresh oregano or marjoram. Picked that up from my dad, one of his favorites. When he ate one of those, my mother would find an excuse to leave the house, any excuse would do.

I hate spell checkers, "catabolism" was supposed to be cannibalism.
 
OldFatGuy said:
The alternative is sardines packed in olive oil on a hard roll with fresh homemade mustard mayo, thin onion slices, hard salami, roasted sweet red peppers, pepper jelly and chopped fresh oregano or marjoram. Picked that up from my dad, one of his favorites. When he ate one of those, my mother would find an excuse to leave the house, any excuse would do.

I hate spell checkers, "catabolism" was supposed to be cannibalism.
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Again, what is it about those sandwiches that is antisocial? They sound perfectly tasty.
I don't get it.

(original drawing by Arthur Lake IV - great grandson of the real "Dagwood")
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Re: &quot;confessions&quot; stuff you like that very few people &quot;admit&quot; to liking

Hawkeye10 said:
So many years ago I had the same experience SpongeBob SquarePants.
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SpongeBob is funnier for adults than it is for kids. "Phineas and Ferb" is hilarious too.
 
Re: &quot;confessions&quot; stuff you like that very few people &quot;admit&quot; to liking

jeffchap said:
SpongeBob is funnier for adults than it is for kids. "Phineas and Ferb" is hilarious too.
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It is nice to know that I know quality!

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I have to admit i enjoy the tantrums people do on Jerry Springer and Maury.

ON MAURY:
You are NOT the father.....(finger pointing, jumping all around happy) the woman...(throwing herself to the floor, crying, and rolling around tearing at clothes)

ON JERRY:
One person male or female..Baby, I love you will you marry me? The other person...I would, but i slept with your brother/sister/mother/father just last month.
That's OK, I slept with your brother/sister/mother/father last week.

Classic entertainment. Watch it like i do...in your underwear while eating a moon pie.
 
PleasantValley said:
I have to admit i enjoy the tantrums people do on Jerry Springer and Maury.

ON MAURY:
You are NOT the father.....(finger pointing, jumping all around happy) the woman...(throwing herself to the floor, crying, and rolling around tearing at clothes)

ON JERRY:
One person male or female..Baby, I love you will you marry me? The other person...I would, but i slept with your brother/sister/mother/father just last month.
That's OK, I slept with your brother/sister/mother/father last week.

Classic entertainment. Watch it like i do...in your underwear while eating a moon pie.
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We might just have a winner here!

I mean the whole package!

!
 
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