A thought for people who feel sad and lonely when they eat alone. How about a new website where others will join during meal on a live broadcast. Everyone will be eating their meal and chat with each other if they like. It can work by appointment or without. People on a web cam and a laptop with an internet connection anywhere can join.
It'd be like having an online food buddy or a meal baby sitter join you over meal. It's also great opportunity to meet new people. Bon Appetit! Buon Appetito! Itadakimasu!
Guten Appetit! Bom apetite! Priiatnogo appetita! Kale orexe and...see you over lunch tomorrow!
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Showing posts with label dinner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dinner. Show all posts
Monday, July 27, 2009
Monday, May 25, 2009
Dinner at home or home-made dinner?
When you invite someone at your place for dinner would you ever consider passing out (some) take-away food or home-delivery recipes as your own cooking? If most dishes are yours, what's wrong with passing one or two you didn't have time to make as yours? I see nothing wrong with ordering extras and mixing it with home-made dinner. My question is would you tell your guest or pass it as yours?
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Thank you, IT WAS a lovely dinner...
I think we can all agree that Woody Allen is right about free sex being the most expensive sex when the man pays for dinner and the woman isn't kind enough to pay back in kind. They say women are kind creatures but how kind are they really when they will deny late-night kindness to their dinner provider??
I noticed women are extremely smart when they thank the man they will not be kind to after dinner. They will usually say to the guy who gets the bill Woody Allen style, "Thank you, IT WAS a nice dinner". I don't know if it's just me who noticed it, but the women who won't pay back in any kind manner will probably never thank back by saying "Thank you, YOU ARE so kind". The way I see it, both statements are polite, but only the second is full of promise!
If the girl says, "Thank you, YOU're so kind" that's the green light for a big smile on my face while I'm thinking at the back of my mind what my chances are to say something like "It's been My pleasure and if you like I can show you some more of it tonight!" without ruining the moment. To really say the line I must know that the girl has humor. If she doesn't I will probably prolong the smile and only say "It's been my pleasure really" and try to think hard of another way to suggest my pleasure to her :-))))))
But if she says. "Thank you, It was a nice dinner" then that's cold and impersonal. Any mention of sex, free or expensive, is irrelevant at this point. It's just an expensive dinner.
Those moments I wish I had taken the girl out on a very discreet restaurant that only exists in my fantasy, the kind of place where waiters come to the rescue by splitting the bill before they bring it. Or they ask politely, "would you like me to split the bill" whereby I can jump and say "that be nice, thank you". I really wouldn't mind tipping handsomely the guy for saying it.
But that almost never happens because the concept of a Split-Bill restaurant doesn't exist. It only gets created in my mind when It, Tha Dinner, Was very nice. That's because, when I, I Am soooo kind, the girl's late-night kindness take over all the space in my mind Woody Allen style... :P:P:P
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I noticed women are extremely smart when they thank the man they will not be kind to after dinner. They will usually say to the guy who gets the bill Woody Allen style, "Thank you, IT WAS a nice dinner". I don't know if it's just me who noticed it, but the women who won't pay back in any kind manner will probably never thank back by saying "Thank you, YOU ARE so kind". The way I see it, both statements are polite, but only the second is full of promise!
If the girl says, "Thank you, YOU're so kind" that's the green light for a big smile on my face while I'm thinking at the back of my mind what my chances are to say something like "It's been My pleasure and if you like I can show you some more of it tonight!" without ruining the moment. To really say the line I must know that the girl has humor. If she doesn't I will probably prolong the smile and only say "It's been my pleasure really" and try to think hard of another way to suggest my pleasure to her :-))))))
But if she says. "Thank you, It was a nice dinner" then that's cold and impersonal. Any mention of sex, free or expensive, is irrelevant at this point. It's just an expensive dinner.
Those moments I wish I had taken the girl out on a very discreet restaurant that only exists in my fantasy, the kind of place where waiters come to the rescue by splitting the bill before they bring it. Or they ask politely, "would you like me to split the bill" whereby I can jump and say "that be nice, thank you". I really wouldn't mind tipping handsomely the guy for saying it.
But that almost never happens because the concept of a Split-Bill restaurant doesn't exist. It only gets created in my mind when It, Tha Dinner, Was very nice. That's because, when I, I Am soooo kind, the girl's late-night kindness take over all the space in my mind Woody Allen style... :P:P:P
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Plastic Flowers on The First Date
This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 23 October 2007 by member misterainstain
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Hi beautiful, these flowers are for you! So that our first love never fades away...
Here is why plastic flowers on the first date is brilliant. If the date doesn't go well, you can use the flowers on the next one.
Plastic flowers are also environmentally friendly, cause they help keep the real flowers in the soil, where they really belong!
I know some women might not like this idea at all, but those of you who will, you just proved your good sense of humor.
So, to my female supporters out there, I promise to buy you dinner all with your support.
If that sounds cheap, it isn't. It is called R-E-C-Y-C-L-I-N-G! Hope this idea will save you money and time on your next date. Thanks for supporting it. I promise not to use your support for dinner with my female supporters. I just need it for buying them plastic flowers!
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Hi beautiful, these flowers are for you! So that our first love never fades away...
Here is why plastic flowers on the first date is brilliant. If the date doesn't go well, you can use the flowers on the next one.
Plastic flowers are also environmentally friendly, cause they help keep the real flowers in the soil, where they really belong!
I know some women might not like this idea at all, but those of you who will, you just proved your good sense of humor.
So, to my female supporters out there, I promise to buy you dinner all with your support.
If that sounds cheap, it isn't. It is called R-E-C-Y-C-L-I-N-G! Hope this idea will save you money and time on your next date. Thanks for supporting it. I promise not to use your support for dinner with my female supporters. I just need it for buying them plastic flowers!
Monday, February 25, 2008
Why is car insurance mandatory?
This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 24 February 2008 by member ozsurfie
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I can understand why you need a car diploma to drive and why you must always carry it with you. I don't understand why car insurance must also be mandatory to have. If the reason is to always pay for any damaged caused in an accident, then why doesn't the law ask us to have insurance for anything that we do that might cause damage?
For example if I go out on a dinner and I get poisoned because of the meal I ate, then under the car insurance logic why isn't the restaurant owner required to have food poisoning insurance and reimburse me for any hospital expenses I incur under the law?
I think car insurance should not be mandatory under the law. Does anybody know the reason for which it is? What do you think? Should it be mandatory?
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I can understand why you need a car diploma to drive and why you must always carry it with you. I don't understand why car insurance must also be mandatory to have. If the reason is to always pay for any damaged caused in an accident, then why doesn't the law ask us to have insurance for anything that we do that might cause damage?
For example if I go out on a dinner and I get poisoned because of the meal I ate, then under the car insurance logic why isn't the restaurant owner required to have food poisoning insurance and reimburse me for any hospital expenses I incur under the law?
I think car insurance should not be mandatory under the law. Does anybody know the reason for which it is? What do you think? Should it be mandatory?
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Pasta tastes better with oregano
This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 22 October 2007 by member helena
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Hi guys and pasta lovers. Do you want to impress your girlfriend with an easy and tasty pasta meal?
Before you add any sauce you have in mind, throw in some oregano, mix the pasta, add the sauce, mix again and serve!
Tastes great with all kinds of sauces, tomato and cream based.
If you get a nice compliment from your girl , I expect a small support from you...
If your evening goes very well after dinner, I look forward to a much more generous contribution!!!
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Hi guys and pasta lovers. Do you want to impress your girlfriend with an easy and tasty pasta meal?
Before you add any sauce you have in mind, throw in some oregano, mix the pasta, add the sauce, mix again and serve!
Tastes great with all kinds of sauces, tomato and cream based.
If you get a nice compliment from your girl , I expect a small support from you...
If your evening goes very well after dinner, I look forward to a much more generous contribution!!!
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