@znexyish said:

@bratface

If the glass is dirty the water will also be dirty, I don't think a straw will help.

This true. It is also true that I avoid drinking any water that may come in contact with the sides of the glass.

It's best to produce clean water using the known formula: 2H₂ + O₂ = 2H₂O + Energy

@wonder2wonder said:

@znexyish said:

@bratface

If the glass is dirty the water will also be dirty, I don't think a straw will help.

This true. It is also true that I avoid drinking any water that may come in contact with the sides of the glass.

It's best to produce clean water using the known formula: 2H₂ + O₂ = 2H₂O + Energy

Hee, hee. Could you picture Z in the back of a restaurant with his chemistry set making his own water? Sweet Z.

Oh no all this peanut talk brings to mind this. Cover your eyes!!!

Mr Peanuts Last Stand

The Rise of Baby Nut

So what do all of you think of ketchup on eggs?

@znexyish said:

Oh no all this peanut talk brings to mind this. Cover your eyes!!!

Mr Peanuts Last Stand

The Rise of Baby Nut

I will get you for posting those when you least expect it.

@bratface said:

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

1) Crackers, uncooked broccoli, celery stick, mushy vegatables, one solitary bread stick.

2) Food - any condiments on sandwiches , i.e. ketchup/catsup, mustard, mayo, etc. Reason is too goopy and they make the sandwich fall apart. I will add it myself thank you

Drink- novelty plastic ice cubes with fake plastic bugs in them. I carry my own thank you very much. Also I require straws as I don't need my lips near your dirty glass wear.

3) I also ask that all music be turned off as I prefer to eat my meals in uncomfortable silence.

4) Recently I had lunch with some people. One of them ordered the chicken soup and a side of peanut butter then mixed it with the soup. Yum

Celery sticks- that's a good one. There is not much that can top that on the boring-meter! (What if that were a real thing, a boring meter?)

I will remember when I have you over for a tea party that it's fine to put mustard in your drink and bug ice cubes in your sandwiches, just not the other way around. And I will also sit with you in uncomfortable silence. Until we start giggling.

But peanut butter mixed in chicken soup? Even with my vast world travels I've never heard of that one!

There are Asian & African versions of chicken soup/stew that include peanuts or peanut butter, just google.

Didn't George Washington Carver invent peanut butter, in like the early 1900s? Were the Asians/Africans using it before that?

@Lemons said:

So what do all of you think of ketchup on eggs?

Ewww!! Yucch!! Never tried it but Gross!!

@wonder2wonder said:

@znexyish said:

@bratface

If the glass is dirty the water will also be dirty, I don't think a straw will help.

This true. It is also true that I avoid drinking any water that may come in contact with the sides of the glass.

It's best to produce clean water using the known formula: 2H₂ + O₂ = 2H₂O + Energy

Mary had a little drink.

A drink she'll take no more.

For what she thought was H2O...

Was H2SO4.

@znexyish said:

@Lemons said:

So what do all of you think of ketchup on eggs?

Ewww!! Yucch!! Never tried it but Gross!!

I think it's gross, too, but some people love it!

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

@Lemons said:

So what do all of you think of ketchup on eggs?

Ewww!! Yucch!! Never tried it but Gross!!

I think it's gross, too, but some people love it!

I bet they don't think hot sauce is gross, only ketchup. Probably makes them racist or something.

@Lemons said:

So what do all of you think of ketchup on eggs?

If you like ketchup, why not? There are a lot of Asian recipes where sweet and sour sauce is used. The easy way to make the sauce is to combine ketchup, vinegar, sugar and water. The sauce can then be added to "Sweet and Sour ..." recipes.

Other interesting combinations are: chocolate and chilli; peanut butter and french fries; butter in tea.

"Everybody knows" if you like sweet and spicy - like, hot sauce on ice cream - you're an alien. Just ask the "Roswell" TV series from 1999.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlsIYNetqVM

My objections to the ketchup on eggs is purely on aesthetic principles. Goopy stuff does not belong on eggy stuff. In a certain foods should not touch other foods toddler kind of way. Egg yolks should not be runny either. Or spicy. Eggs Benedict gets a pass. Over and out. The thought just makes my skin all bumply.

@znexyish said:

My objections to the ketchup on eggs is purely on aesthetic principles. Goopy stuff does not belong on eggy stuff. In a certain foods should not touch other foods toddler kind of way. Egg yolks should not be runny either. Or spicy. Eggs Benedict gets a pass. Over and out. The thought just makes my skin all bumply.

Indeed egg yolks should not be runny! Unless you want to cozy up next to some salmonella!

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

My objections to the ketchup on eggs is purely on aesthetic principles. Goopy stuff does not belong on eggy stuff. In a certain foods should not touch other foods toddler kind of way. Egg yolks should not be runny either. Or spicy. Eggs Benedict gets a pass. Over and out. The thought just makes my skin all bumply.

Indeed egg yolks should not be runny! Unless you want to cozy up next to some salmonella!

I always eat my eggs with the yolks runny (I only eat the yolks, I dip my bacon & toast). I live on the West Coast which doesn't really have a problem with 'salmonella'.