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Re: Picky Dinner Guests

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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    jmcquown said:

    seems very nice. But she is, according to Scott, the most picky eater he's
    ever encountered in his life. Even compared to me! (laughing)

    Sounds like you're pretty picky. Why are you obsessing about this?
    Just let her starve.

    Quoted message said:

    Looks like she'll just be eating turkey tomorrow.

    I don't like turkey.

    :-)

  2. Dan Abel said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    jmcquown said:

    seems very nice. But she is, according to Scott, the most picky
    eater he's ever encountered in his life. Even compared to me!
    (laughing)

    Sounds like you're pretty picky. Why are you obsessing about this?
    Just let her starve.


    Obsessing? I mention her one time (have never shared a meal with her in my
    life) and I'm obsessing?? Sheesh. Where did you get this idea?

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    Looks like she'll just be eating turkey tomorrow.

    I don't like turkey.

    :-)

    I don't either (and he knows it) but I'll eat a little bit to be polite. In
    fact, when I'm invited to dinner I always do that, even if I don't like what
    is being served. You don't have to scarf down a huge portion of something
    you don't like. But unless you have religious or medical reasons not to eat
    something, I'm of the opinion you should take a small portion (a
    tablespoonful suffices) so as not to offend the host/hostess. It's the only
    reason I've ever tasted that gawd-awful green bean casserole made with cream
    of mushroom soup and canned fried onions. LOL

    Jill

  3. jmcquown said:

    It's the only
    reason I've ever tasted that gawd-awful green bean casserole made with cream
    of mushroom soup and canned fried onions. LOL

    Wash your mouth out with soap, girlie. It's not god awful.

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  4. sf said:
    jmcquown said:

    It's the only
    reason I've ever tasted that gawd-awful green bean casserole made
    with cream of mushroom soup and canned fried onions. LOL

    Wash your mouth out with soap, girlie. It's not god awful.

    Sorry, but to me it is! Doesn't matter, she wouldn't eat it anyway. It has
    green beans in it! And mushrooms (such as they are) in the soup! And the
    canned fried onions!

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    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    jmcquown said:

    seems very nice. But she is, according to Scott, the most picky
    eater he's ever encountered in his life. Even compared to me!
    (laughing)

    Sounds like you're pretty picky. Why are you obsessing about this?
    Just let her starve.

    Oh, I so agree.

    Michael

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