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Streamjumper Vice Captain
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 Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 11:39 pm
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Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 11:43 pm
I keep thinking Bart is Hila! I was wondering why she'd refer to CST... but it's all tricks!!
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Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 11:50 pm
iBarty ERA718 iBarty hilaroma Thanks for all your support guys. I didn't mean to cause any sort of uproar in here in regards to my avatar though. I'm still waiting for a reply to my PM, but for now I think we should just let it go... I'm debating the dress up right now. I don't have most of the items! But I'll do the Picasso thing.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:00 am
AzurePaleSky I keep thinking Bart is Hila! I was wondering why she'd refer to CST... but it's all tricks!!
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:04 am
Streamjumper Ashram McDuck Streamjumper ERA718 Doctor logical is back..again? Seriously, it's like I brought him back with my mind since I was thinking about his shenanigans earlier today. @Ashram: That sandwich sounds unbelievably yummy. It might even be better than a cuban sandwich. I'd say its probably a top tier sammich, along with Po'Boys, Reubens, and Cubans. Monte Cristos are pretty good too, but they tend to freak people out a bit. The Po'Boy is one of my personal favorites (specifically the Oyster Po'Boy) and my father is a big fan of the Reuben. There is a sammich I feel is missing from the list though - the Muffalatta. (no idea how to spell it) A Cajun sammich that rivals the Po'Boy ... tis a few layers of ham and salami with a spicy cheese in the middle (and special sauce added to the cheese) followed by a few more layers of ham and salami. This is the basic form, but it is also a sammich that comes from the infamous land of EPIC and is cooked with the greatest care to its WIN. I'd say Muffs are pretty up there, along with a good Turkey Club, but IMO not quite on the highest rung... but that's just me. There was a restaraunt right next to the catering company my aunt used to work for in Jackson, MS that served the best Muffs I've ever tasted. I will agree that, in general, they probably don't come close to other epic sammiches ... but the man who made the Muffs at this place ... definitely in my Top 10 sammiches list. 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:17 am
Hay guys..anyone in here pretty good when it comes to weak stomachs? I have a weak stomach and it can get upset often. I've been drinking a lot more water than usual so it helps sometimes..but I don't really know what kind of things to eat that won't upset my stomach. crying And I'm a picky eater so that doesn't help either. It's not that I choose to be one, but I just won't eat anything I don't like except fish...though even then it'd have to be breaded cod.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:27 am
ERA718 iBarty hilaroma Thanks for all your support guys. I didn't mean to cause any sort of uproar in here in regards to my avatar though. I'm still waiting for a reply to my PM, but for now I think we should just let it go... I'm debating the dress up right now. You guys can do whatever you want. I just kind of want to relax about the whole thing...I'm still kind of bummed. I'll be changing out of this outfit if/when I get an answer to my PM.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:29 am
iBarty Hay guys..anyone in here pretty good when it comes to weak stomachs? I have a weak stomach and it can get upset often. I've been drinking a lot more water than usual so it helps sometimes..but I don't really know what kind of things to eat that won't upset my stomach. crying And I'm a picky eater so that doesn't help either. It's not that I choose to be one, but I just won't eat anything I don't like except fish...though even then it'd have to be breaded cod. I know what kind of foods make my stomach feel better when it's sick, but I don't usually have a problem with sick stomachs in general. Sorry Bart. Hopefully someone else will have a better answer than me.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:42 am
hilaroma iBarty Hay guys..anyone in here pretty good when it comes to weak stomachs? I have a weak stomach and it can get upset often. I've been drinking a lot more water than usual so it helps sometimes..but I don't really know what kind of things to eat that won't upset my stomach. crying And I'm a picky eater so that doesn't help either. It's not that I choose to be one, but I just won't eat anything I don't like except fish...though even then it'd have to be breaded cod. I know what kind of foods make my stomach feel better when it's sick, but I don't usually have a problem with sick stomachs in general. Sorry Bart. Hopefully someone else will have a better answer than me.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 12:57 am
iBarty hilaroma iBarty Hay guys..anyone in here pretty good when it comes to weak stomachs? I have a weak stomach and it can get upset often. I've been drinking a lot more water than usual so it helps sometimes..but I don't really know what kind of things to eat that won't upset my stomach. crying And I'm a picky eater so that doesn't help either. It's not that I choose to be one, but I just won't eat anything I don't like except fish...though even then it'd have to be breaded cod. I know what kind of foods make my stomach feel better when it's sick, but I don't usually have a problem with sick stomachs in general. Sorry Bart. Hopefully someone else will have a better answer than me. Saltines are great. I also really like toast. Mild kinds of soup (chicken noodle is good, I also like tomato), vanilla yogurt (this doesn't work for everyone though)....just stuff like that. 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 1:13 am
hilaroma iBarty hilaroma iBarty Hay guys..anyone in here pretty good when it comes to weak stomachs? I have a weak stomach and it can get upset often. I've been drinking a lot more water than usual so it helps sometimes..but I don't really know what kind of things to eat that won't upset my stomach. crying And I'm a picky eater so that doesn't help either. It's not that I choose to be one, but I just won't eat anything I don't like except fish...though even then it'd have to be breaded cod. I know what kind of foods make my stomach feel better when it's sick, but I don't usually have a problem with sick stomachs in general. Sorry Bart. Hopefully someone else will have a better answer than me. Saltines are great. I also really like toast. Mild kinds of soup (chicken noodle is good, I also like tomato), vanilla yogurt (this doesn't work for everyone though)....just stuff like that. 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 6:44 am
Zelyhon Out of curiosity, just to make sure, how many AGers live in/around/within driving distance of New York City? I ask because I may end up heading out that direction over summer. My aunt made a promise to both me and my sister, that when we graduate college, she'd take us each on a trip to somewhere we wanted to go. So, since I'm graduating this year, we've been thinking of where to go. The initial thought was New Zealand to do one of the Lord of the Rings tours, which looked really cool. Unfortunately, that looks like it's going to be just too expensive to reasonably do. So I'm working on trying to think of somewhere else to go, and my aunt suggested New York. Thinking this wasn't a bad idea, I figured I'd ask how many AGers might be reasonably able, barring unforseen conflicts, to head to New York one day (most likely mid-July) to meet up and hang out. I haven't fully decided on where, but if I can get some AGers out in that direction of the country to meet up with, that'd certainly be pretty good incentive for choosing somewhere out there. There's a small chance I'll be in the NYC area for the summer, it all depends how my research for the summer works out. I could also be in Florida, Washington, Cali (northern or near LA), Indiana.. I have nine applications to fill out in the next two weeks gonk
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 7:31 am
Ashram McDuck BACON! LETTUCE! TOMATO! CHEESE! EGG! STEAK! MAYO! WITH THEIR POWERS COMBINED, I AM THE TUDO ESPECIAL!!! It still sounds so good crying *salivates*
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2008 7:34 am
Streamjumper ERA718 Doctor logical is back..again? Seriously, it's like I brought him back with my mind since I was thinking about his shenanigans earlier today. @Ashram: That sandwich sounds unbelievably yummy. It might even be better than a cuban sandwich. I'd say its probably a top tier sammich, along with Po'Boys, Reubens, and Cubans. Monte Cristos are pretty good too, but they tend to freak people out a bit. I wanna make a sandwich now.
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