What's for lunch?
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
mmmmmmmmmmmm
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
We kept lunch light today at work.
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
If its got alcohol in it I'd eat light at lunch too!
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
Lunch yesterday. Tri-tip for Brian and I, pulled pork for Steve. It was goooood!


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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
Lunch was great! That's a good place to eat. Especially on busy weekends because it's somewhat hidden and doesn't get a lot of tourist traffic. I don't think I've had the tri-tip sandwich but the pulled pork is excellent.
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
We had a taquiza at my parents house for my older brother's birthday on Saturday. As expected, a taco eating contest ensued. The battle was long and fierce! When I hit 22 tacos I figured it was over and gloated in the birthday boy's face. Five minutes later he fires up the grill, makes himself 7 tacos and runs away with the title. 27 tacos!
I eagerly await the next opportunity to challenge!
I eagerly await the next opportunity to challenge!
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
I bet he went and threw up 5 minutes after you left

Mmmmmm. nice tacos....
Mmmmmm. nice tacos....
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
shish kabob - man style. Who needs veggies?
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
Nah, I didn't hit the sack until about 4am and all was kept down. He won. With style.AusBroncodoc wrote:I bet he went and threw up 5 minutes after you left![]()
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
A good effort on your part Steve, and credit to your brother for style points to beat you 
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
Lamb (Australian lamb - just for Rod). My 1st try with the stuff and it came out dang good.
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
BBa-a-a-a-a-a-a! A-a-a-are you my D-a-a-a-a-a-addy?

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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
Its probably from New Zealand........ You know why New Zealand race horses run so fast?
'Cause they've seen what the Kiwis do to their sheep
When a Kiwi farmer pulls on his gum boots and says he going to plow the north 40, he aint talkin' about cultivating the earth

'Cause they've seen what the Kiwis do to their sheep
When a Kiwi farmer pulls on his gum boots and says he going to plow the north 40, he aint talkin' about cultivating the earth
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
hahaha - nice!
That package did say "product of Australia" on it though. Maybe the sheep had fled there from New Zealand to avoid the NZ farmers???
That package did say "product of Australia" on it though. Maybe the sheep had fled there from New Zealand to avoid the NZ farmers???
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
Ok, its clean to eat then.ChaseTruck754 wrote:hahaha - nice!
That package did say "product of Australia" on it though. Maybe the sheep had fled there from New Zealand to avoid the NZ farmers???
Anyone know why Kiwi farmers wear gumboots? (or wellies for those POMS out there)
So they can stick the sheeps back legs down them, that way they cant run away......
Ah, New Zealand, the land of the long white cloud, where men are men, and the sheep are nervous.....................
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
I've got Kiwi cousins and I gotta say, if I was that desperate, I'd much rather hit a sheep than a bloody kangaroo. Can imagine what it must be like getting their legs down your gumboots...haha!
Nice artistic presentation there with the lambchops Chase truck!
Nice artistic presentation there with the lambchops Chase truck!
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
I heard kangaroos fight back too much!
And the artsy fartsy presentation was because that was her plate. Mine was just a pile of meat and then on of potatoes!
And the artsy fartsy presentation was because that was her plate. Mine was just a pile of meat and then on of potatoes!
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
Camp dinner last night....
Carne Con Chile, beans, rice, tortillas and Taco Works chips.
Carne Con Chile, beans, rice, tortillas and Taco Works chips.
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
The best view of a kangaroo is in the crosshairs of a telescopic sightBroncodawg wrote:I've got Kiwi cousins and I gotta say, if I was that desperate, I'd much rather hit a sheep than a bloody kangaroo. Can imagine what it must be like getting their legs down your gumboots...haha!
Nice artistic presentation there with the lambchops Chase truck!
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Re: What's for lunch (or any meal, for that matter)?
I wish i would have taken a picture of the meal i just had... 2 chicken breast, parmesan cauliflower, blackeyed peas, 6 pieces of bacon, big bowl of oatmeal with peanuts, raisins and s.mores pop tarts crumbled into it, handfull of nutterbutters and washed it down with a diet pepsi. That was a solid 1400 calorie meal,ugh cant wait for lunch!
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