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What's For Dinner?
Suggestions anyone?
Right now take-out Chinese sounds good. Except my favorite place doesn't deliver and I don't want to go out. In the heat. And the rain. And the Tornado warning.
Do you like Chinese food?
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Permalink Reply by TeeBubbaDee on
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Pork chop on the grill. I've got about a dozen left over shrooms from a huge pot of spaghetti sauce I made tonight, so I think I'll make some beer battered shrooms.
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Permalink Reply by Aggie on
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I did find some 3 dollar a pound T-bone steaks tonight at grocery store.
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Tonight was left over stuff out of the cooler. Some chicken strips, a couple slices of ham, a slice of swiss cheese, chips, and multiple beers. I just might have one more!
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Homemade spaghetti sauce and meatballs, over store bought mushroom stuffed ravioli.
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Permalink Reply by ProblemAgain on
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you notice they don't really tell you what's in it? how bout yellow greasy goo flavored with chemicals? yummy! dinner from a chemistry set
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Beer battered catfish and a can of corn.
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Three dirty blondes and Blackened Quesadillas at the double mountain place.
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Sounds more interesting than what I'm having!
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Taking it easy tonight and ordering pizza.
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NY strip steak on the grill. Black on the outside, bleeding on the inside, and a baked tater.
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