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« Reply #110 on: March 04, 2011, 04:01:PM » |
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Bagel with butter. Or as my Jewish boss calls them, "The Devil's Doughnuts"  That's great. I was at an employee breakfast a couple years ago. The boss mentioned that our mostly-male staff wasn't eating the bagels-- she wondered what kind of bagels did men like to eat. "The donut kind," I said. That solved that.
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« Reply #111 on: March 04, 2011, 04:25:PM » |
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Bagel with butter. Or as my Jewish boss calls them, "The Devil's Doughnuts"  That's great. I was at an employee breakfast a couple years ago. The boss mentioned that our mostly-male staff wasn't eating the bagels-- she wondered what kind of bagels did men like to eat. "The donut kind," I said. That solved that. Yeah, I prefer doughnuts to bagels, but I will eat bagels. Especially with cream cheese and lox. I also like what another Jewish friend refers to as "goyim bagels" - like cheddar cheese and jalapeno. See, that's proper Catholic inculturation. Take a false baked good and make it a Catholic baked good. ;D I should add my theory about casseroles, too. They're Protestant inventions. False and shallow copies of Catholic foods: such as lasagna, kugelis, baked ziti, etc. When they broke from the Church, they couldn't have Romish foods like lasagna or kugelis at their pot-lucks, so they invented things as foul as their heresies: tuna casserole, chicken casserole, etc. They have been the bane of a Catholic society ever since. I say: Real Catholics don't eat casseroles (AKA, Cranmer's Lasagna).
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Aragon
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« Reply #112 on: March 04, 2011, 06:56:PM » |
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I should add my theory about casseroles, too. They're Protestant inventions. False and shallow copies of Catholic foods: such as lasagna, kugelis, baked ziti, etc. When they broke from the Church, they couldn't have Romish foods like lasagna or kugelis at their pot-lucks, so they invented things as foul as their heresies: tuna casserole, chicken casserole, etc. They have been the bane of a Catholic society ever since.
I say: Real Catholics don't eat casseroles (AKA, Cranmer's Lasagna).

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Remember Dear Christian, you have but one soul to save, One God to love and serve, One eternity to expect. Death will come soon, judgement will follow, and then, Heaven or Hell forever.
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« Reply #113 on: March 04, 2011, 10:18:PM » |
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Lunch? Lunch consisted of two tattooed young scuppers taken with a dash of hashish oil mixed with a little white tablet of ecstasy; a side order of uninsured motorist just released from jail, and then I topped it off with an hasty mixture of fat, protein and carbs weakly parading as a “sandwich.”
Mind you, in the midst of the madness, saying grace in a moment of peace with a Brother in Blue (and in Christ +) was delectable!
Cheers! Caoimhín
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« Reply #114 on: March 05, 2011, 01:35:AM » |
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I tried Taco Bell's shrimp burrito. I was thoroughly surprised that it wasn't terrible and I'm not in the hospital.
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« Reply #115 on: March 05, 2011, 04:07:AM » |
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I tried Taco Bell's shrimp burrito. I was thoroughly surprised that it wasn't terrible and I'm not in the hospital.
I wouldn't trust any take out chain with shrimp 
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Remember Dear Christian, you have but one soul to save, One God to love and serve, One eternity to expect. Death will come soon, judgement will follow, and then, Heaven or Hell forever.
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« Reply #116 on: March 05, 2011, 05:03:PM » |
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I was willing to do it here because I can at least deceive myself that we are on the Pacific, whereas when I was in Michigan I couldn't bring myself to risk it.
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« Reply #117 on: March 05, 2011, 10:34:PM » |
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For lunch I made "Surprise" burgers with cheddar cheese, portabello mushrooms grilled, tomatoes, dill pickles and all of the usual condiments piled on them. When I gave them out to the friends who stopped by for the meal, they said they were some of the best burgers they'd ever had. And then they asked what the 'surprise' was -- so I said "you just ate veggie round ground burgers, there was NO meat in there even though you thought there was. SURPRISE!!"  And two of the three people who came over all went :o ;D
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God is good, all the time. I am blessed to be a member in the body of the Church.
A compelling argument for traditionalism: "trad chapels... where men can wear lace in a righteous manner!" - Bakuryokuso
On the distinct lack of power the devil has: "Satan can kiss my Catholic ass. He's a pest more than anything else. The BVM will make short work of him with her beloved heel. Ave Maria!" - QuisUtDeus
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similia similibus curentur
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« Reply #118 on: March 08, 2011, 06:10:PM » |
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Black beans sautéed with mangoes, onions, red peppers, garlic, scallions, and cilantro. Served atop steamed brown rice. Jalapeño corn bread. A Stella Artois beer.
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« Reply #119 on: March 08, 2011, 06:18:PM » |
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Black beans sautéed with mangoes, onions, red peppers, garlic, scallions, and cilantro. Served atop steamed brown rice. Jalapeño corn bread. A Stella Artois beer.
That sounds lovely!
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God is good, all the time. I am blessed to be a member in the body of the Church.
A compelling argument for traditionalism: "trad chapels... where men can wear lace in a righteous manner!" - Bakuryokuso
On the distinct lack of power the devil has: "Satan can kiss my Catholic ass. He's a pest more than anything else. The BVM will make short work of him with her beloved heel. Ave Maria!" - QuisUtDeus
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