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What Did You Have For Lunch?
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Pommes frites go great with that as well. Frites drenched in Roquefort/Stilton
au jus.Not on my reboot but maybe in August.
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Sunnyside burger at Good Stuff eatery wit some fries.... wuz guuud
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Egg yolk...egg yolk everywhere...
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Did he lick it up?
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Looks like a nasty, overcooked hockey puck
Well what we got was good.... idk what you want from me old man, I aint even on your lawn.
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Pita Inn lunch special leftovers, salsa, feta, leftover steamed broccoli.....
Not the tastiest, but it'll get err done till I go shopping.
That Pita Inn Lunch special is one of the great mysteries of the world. How the hell do they not lose tonnes on it?
Not the tastiest, but it'll get err done till I go shopping.
That Pita Inn Lunch special is one of the great mysteries of the world. How the hell do they not lose tonnes on it?
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Jelly....shits juicy son/.
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Heard positive reviews 'bout that spot, would like to sample. As for me, went home for lunch, scrambled a couple eggs from my backyard hens, and topped it off with my new home-made concoction - "kimchi relish" (fermented napa cabbage, EVOO, sriracha, etc.).
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I mean it's not worth a trip or anything, but if you live in an area close to one and want to buy lunch and spend less than 10-11 bucks, there isn't going to be a lot of better options. It's a lot of food for 6 bucks. They do scrimp on the tahini and red sauce when you take out and then it's like a war or something to get extra sauces.
My parents literally had it like once every two weeks growing up....and their hummus was amazing.
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Chipotle Steak burrito.... was good
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Homemade red beans and rice.
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sounds like a good meal before power lifting.
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Na, I am more in for functional strength. You know. Be able to lift the toilet seat without getting a hernia. You taught me that.
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Sounds like something bears bud would post.
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Shoot him a pm and ask
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No.
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Smoked duck quesadilla