On 29 Jan 2006 05:58:03 -0800, Sheldon wrote:

> > That curley mound of beef weired you out.
>
> Perhaps you meant *curly/weirded*... is weirded a word, I don't think
> so... now weir is a word, but it's a noun, means a fence or
> enclosure... so I don't think you get by with "weired" either.
>
OK, I didn't proof read or use spell check - so I repeat: That curly
mound of beef weirded you out. If you haven't heard the word
"weirded" before... welcome to modern times. I'm not writing a
thesis, so I can use terminology like that with complete impunity.
<laugh>

> That food may smell/taste great but we can't do either, all we can do
> is look... and when food is just DUMPED in a heap, and even the tools
> are in the plate, and the plate itself is ugli/inappropriate... and
> when the garnish ain't garnished (what kinda crap is that hunk of
> citrus supposed to be, looks like yer feeding a rhesus monkey) for
> presentation ya get a big fat D -.. and for effort you're below grade.
>
I don't think his picture was an attempt to show off fine dining. It
showed dinner.
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