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Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta.

Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?

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Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta.

Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?

did you use the recipe from goodfellas, or your own?

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Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta. Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?

So you like meat rissoles? Watch Karlson off the roof to take you home ha ha :rofl:

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Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta. Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?

So you like meat rissoles? Watch Karlson off the roof to take you home ha ha :rofl:

Is he famous over there?

Blimey, our Astrid Lindgren is famous all over the world!

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Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta.

Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?

did you use the recipe from goodfellas, or your own?

My own. With beer, cream and mustard in it.

:thumb:

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frozen pizza the last three nites, different brands just to keep it exciting. Enjoyed with some lager and then a joint soon after.

You can get swedish meet balls at the IKEA in New jersey for $2.99.

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Shrimps in ice for me today

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Jonathan wrote:

You can get swedish meet balls at the IKEA in New jersey for $2.99.

Yeah, but they are not home made. :D

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By the way I always wondered if homosexuals would prefer to eat homosexual food, i.e. homosexual shrimps, beef of homosexual bulls and lesbian cows, etc.? Is there an appeal? :confused2:

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Jeffrey Dahmer prefers homosexual men. You should come to your own conclusions.

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Roast Pork,stuffing, apple sauce,taytties,sprouts peas and carrots..Prepared by the good lady.Delicious!:thumb: Oh, with nectar gravy made from the meat stock ofcourse..

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leftover pizza from donato's.

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Rian wrote: Rian's home made meatballs. With pasta.

Well, I'm from Sweden, aint I?

i know whats for dinner.......its food!!!!

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I'm gonna barbecue steaks. + mashed potatoes, asparagus and grilled portobello mushrooms. :food:

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i made chicken in cream peppercorn sauce,mash and carrots ahhhhh what a life of luxury.not like the old days. now listen,when i was a lad my family of 5,had to last a fucking week on a packet of 12 oxo cubes with boiling water and 4 loafs of bread to dunk in it.

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bansheeman wrote: i made chicken in cream peppercorn sauce,mash and carrots ahhhhh what a life of luxury.not like the old days. now listen,when i was a lad my family of 5,had to last a fucking week on a packet of 12 oxo cubes with boiling water and 4 loafs of bread to dunk in it.

You were spoilt rotten!Me and my brothers had to fight eachother for tripe misshapes!They don't know they are born these days.

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I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.

Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.

Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.

Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.

Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.

Are you Itallion??

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.

Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.

Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.

Are you Itallion??

Italian-American.

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bLuE oRdEr wrote:

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: I had dinner at noon. Easier that way.

Home-made, handrolled pasta with a tomato-zucchini sauce, and sauteed eggplant with basil.

Tonight, a salad, 'cause I get home late.

Are you Itallion??

Italian-American.

That explains your affection towards homemade handrolled pastaa :)

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That, and the fact that for $2 I can buy a 10 pound sack of flour, or two pounds of pasta. I did the math and decided to roll my own.

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: That, and the fact that for $2 I can buy a 10 pound sack of flour, or two pounds of pasta. I did the math and decided to roll my own.

:nonono: You didn't calculate the costs of your physical labor...

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: That, and the fact that for $2 I can buy a 10 pound sack of flour, or two pounds of pasta. I did the math and decided to roll my own.

:nonono: You didn't calculate the costs of your physical labor...

Ahh, but I have calculated that. I'm well aware that it should be cost ineffective if I had a proper job. But I don't have a proper job, or any sort of job, so the fact that I'm living on almost no money makes my labor worth less than the extra money I'd spend paying a factory to make the pasta for me.

Yeah, I'm real feckin' glad I spent all those years getting my degrees. Yeah.

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Anyway, fresh pasta has a flavor all it's own.

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I feel bad I can't join you :(

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In poverty? No need for that, mate! But for dinner sometime, sure! ;)

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Mind, when I really want to impress some lovely thing, I make her homemade ravioli. :)

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: In poverty? No need for that, mate! But for dinner sometime, sure! ;)

You cracked me up!!! :laugh: :lol: :laugh: :lol:

I meant for dinner.

BTW, what degree do you have? I've got Master's in international relations.

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Just about finished with my law degree. One little 50-70 page paper to complete, and I'm done.

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oxo cubes have a flavour of there own too.i should fucking know :(

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: Just about finished with my law degree. One little 50-70 page paper to complete, and I'm done.

You're fixing to be a lawyer?

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That's what I'm fixin. What are you doing with your Masters in International Relations?

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: That's what I'm fixin. What are you doing with your Masters in International Relations?

Bloody nothing! :smoking: I quit this kind of things entirely: no more politics, conflicts, theories, demarcations etc.

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So what are you doing in Texas? Roping cattle?

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bLuE oRdEr wrote: So what are you doing in Texas? Roping cattle?

I've been conducting a peaceful life, having a modest job, frugal food and simple dreams.

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