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Hank Rogers[_3_]

wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Aug 2019 06:02:24 -0700 (PDT), Cindy Hamilton
> > wrote:
>
>> On Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at 8:18:57 AM UTC-4, Gary wrote:
>>> Pamela wrote:
>>>> I would skip the wine and stick to the foods.
>>>
>>> I've always claimed here that having wine with dinner is TIAD to
>>> the max.
>>
>> You don't get to decide what tastes good to other people. "TIAD" is
>> judgmental to the max. "Taste in ass disease" implies that you know
>> better than anyone else.
>>
>> Mayonnaise mixed with ketchup is TIAD.
>>
>> See how nice a thing that is to say?
>>
>>> I still mean it too. I like wine but not with food.
>>> Separate nice events, imo. Same with food only, surf and turf
>>> dinners. Two good foods but best to enjoy separately, not
>>> combined.
>>
>> Then don't combine them, for ****'s sake, but shut up about what
>> and how other people eat.
>>
>>> When eating a good meal, I have no desire to interrupt that taste
>>> with a sip of beer or wine. yuk. Cleansing your pallette? Yeah,
>>> right. IMO, if you want a cleansing thing, eat your dinner all
>>> at once and not served in separate courses. IOW, eat one thing
>>> then something else and alternate. Also (for me), some cold
>>> gramma's applesauce gives a good cleansing and a nice break
>>> without deadening your taste buds and your brain with an
>>> alcoholic beverage.
>>>
>>> I've gone to annoying restaurants where they will serve you a
>>> salad, then watch and wait until you are done before bringing the
>>> entree. Nonsense. I prefer to eat them both together so I can
>>> alternate tastes.
>>
>> Everybody's different. I always eat my salad first at home.
>>
>> Cindy Hamilton
>
> At home salad is our entire meal; veggies, meat, and carbos.... a big
> bowlful of all kinds of veggies, sliced meat, cheese, and pasta/beans.
> Btw. I never eat restaurant salads anymore, they don't properly wash
> the veggies nor are they fresh, nowadays most eateries serve those
> plastic bagged greens shipped up from those chicano factories, no
> thank you... they're the greens that are the salvage that the tractor
> ran over, rinsed in murky pond water.
>

Right on Popeye, plus, when they see yoose coming, they always ****
in yoose salad dressing.