My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 16:47:36 -0700, Bobo Bonobo® <[email hidden]>
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My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
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On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 16:47:36 -0700, Bobo Bonobo® <[email hidden]>
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My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
Which means you can run... but you can't hide!
Apparently, some folks have noticed that I might have trouble squeezing into hiding places.
My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
We'll add Cici's pizza (The $3.95* AYCE pizza buffet) to aspartame and Splenda on the list of utterly pathetic [censored]-food you eat. Yet you still have the nerve to constantly whine about other's people's choice of foods that you consider unhealthy, processed, or otherwise low-class.
(*) Cici's used to be a $2.95 AYCE buffet but the price recently went up.
My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
We'll add Cici's pizza (The $3.95* AYCE pizza buffet) to aspartame and Splenda on the list of utterly pathetic [censored]-food you eat. Yet you still have the nerve to constantly whine about other's people's choice of foods that you consider unhealthy, processed, or otherwise low-class.
(*) Cici's used to be a $2.95 AYCE buffet but the price recently went up.
-sw
I cannot STAND CiCi's food. My kids don't even like the pizza. They'd rather eat pizza at home.
On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 16:47:36 -0700, Bobo Bonobo® wrote:
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My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
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We'll add Cici's pizza (The $3.95* AYCE pizza buffet) to aspartame and Splenda on the list of utterly pathetic [censored]-food you eat.
I do NOT post recipes with Splenda. I'm just honest about using it, and it has one real upside. It is calorie-free. Congrats on not being overweight.
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Yet you still have the nerve to constantly whine about
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other's people's choice of foods that you consider unhealthy,
Partially hydrogenated oils ARE unhealthy. It isn't just me *considering* them unhealthy.
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processed,
Which of those "processed" items are you defending?
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or otherwise low-class.
Class?
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(*) Cici's used to be a $2.95 AYCE buffet but the price recently went up.
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-sw
I cannot STAND CiCi's food. My kids don't even like the pizza. They'd rather eat pizza at home.
My 5 YO loves it, especially the variety. At their prices, you do get what you pay for. One good thing it that they don't use part-skim cheeses. Cici's is fast food. Going there is the one single incentive to stellar behavior that consistently works with my 5 YO.
One would hope that any successful meal you make at home would be better than Cici's.
On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 16:47:36 -0700, Bobo Bonobo® wrote:
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My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
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We'll add Cici's pizza (The $3.95* AYCE pizza buffet) to aspartame and Splenda on the list of utterly pathetic [censored]-food you eat.
I do NOT post recipes with Splenda. I'm just honest about using it, and it has one real upside. It is calorie-free. Congrats on not being overweight.
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Yet you still have the nerve to constantly whine about
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other's people's choice of foods that you consider unhealthy,
Partially hydrogenated oils ARE unhealthy. It isn't just me *considering* them unhealthy.
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processed,
Which of those "processed" items are you defending?
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or otherwise low-class.
Class?
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(*) Cici's used to be a $2.95 AYCE buffet but the price recently went up.
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-sw
I cannot STAND CiCi's food. My kids don't even like the pizza. They'd rather eat pizza at home.
My 5 YO loves it, especially the variety. At their prices, you do get what you pay for. One good thing it that they don't use part-skim cheeses. Cici's is fast food. Going there is the one single incentive to stellar behavior that consistently works with my 5 YO.
One would hope that any successful meal you make at home would be better than Cici's.
On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 16:47:36 -0700, Bobo Bonobo® wrote:
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My son and I were at Cici's Pizza. The manager on duty asked me if I'd tried the chicken soup. He really pressured me into trying it because he said that he knew that I could give him something like precise criticism, or something like that. I told him that of the things I was known for around town, that one made me want to go back on a diet. There is no logical leap from *that guy eats a lot at out all-you-can-eat buffet* to *that guy really knows his food*. I wonder, does he read one of the Usenet food groups that I post to? My screenname/bandname are the same, and it's on my leather jacket.
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We'll add Cici's pizza (The $3.95* AYCE pizza buffet) to aspartame and Splenda on the list of utterly pathetic [censored]-food you eat.
I do NOT post recipes with Splenda. I'm just honest about using it, and it has one real upside. It is calorie-free. Congrats on not being overweight.
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Yet you still have the nerve to constantly whine about
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other's people's choice of foods that you consider unhealthy,
Partially hydrogenated oils ARE unhealthy. It isn't just me *considering* them unhealthy.
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
processed,
Which of those "processed" items are you defending?
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
or otherwise low-class.
Class?
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Quoted message said:
(*) Cici's used to be a $2.95 AYCE buffet but the price recently went up.
Quoted message said:
-sw
I cannot STAND CiCi's food. My kids don't even like the pizza. They'd rather eat pizza at home.
My 5 YO loves it, especially the variety. At their prices, you do get what you pay for. One good thing it that they don't use part-skim cheeses. Cici's is fast food. Going there is the one single incentive to stellar behavior that consistently works with my 5 YO.
One would hope that any successful meal you make at home would be better than Cici's.
