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 05/28/2005 04:06:53 AM · #26
There was dinner, and there was dessert... Make of it what you will.

R.
 05/28/2005 04:16:00 AM · #27
So are you the cook? or is your wife the cook? if you both cook, who is the better chef?

I need these answered so I can sleep tonight, or else I will be up paceing.
 05/28/2005 04:17:24 AM · #28
Well, just so ya know, I went out this evening for beer & pizza with the neighbor guys. I consumed my weight in beer. Well, my dog's weight anyway. Ok, my DSLR's weight.

It's good that we're seeing other people. Wait a minute...Dessert? You didn't mention dessert! Is it too late to stop by?
 05/28/2005 04:40:23 AM · #29
Originally posted by swinging_johnson_v1:
So are you the cook? or is your wife the cook? if you both cook, who is the better chef?

I need these answered so I can sleep tonight, or else I will be up paceing.


I have no wife, I live alone. The lady in question is a friend. I'm a former professional chef, I'm pretty skilled. She's no slouch either, though. We worked together on this one, because it was the companionable thing to do. When I was married, I did almost all the cooking; I was far better at it than the wife, and enjoyed it more besides (which, of ocurse, is the key...)

Robt.
 05/28/2005 04:42:54 AM · #30
Yer killing me Robert. I'm hungry. Can I order something to go and have Karma deliver?
 05/28/2005 04:53:08 AM · #31
Originally posted by kpriest:
Yer killing me Robert. I'm hungry. Can I order something to go and have Karma deliver?


Not until the paw-controlled van is delivered. Her deformity keeps her from using conventional pedals... As YOU should know, Ken!

Robt.
 05/28/2005 04:56:17 AM · #32
Sorry bear. Very insensitive of me. :(
My apologies to Karma also. I know how she feels. I lost my ass in some tech stocks a couple years back. :)
 05/28/2005 05:13:50 AM · #33
Bear,
Why are you awake at 5:10 in the morning?
Even when i was a chef i didn't start that eary.
What you making for breakfast anyway?

Kev
 05/28/2005 08:49:47 AM · #34
It's called "dawn" and it's a very good time to take pictures.

Niman Ranch bacon, shredded potato pancakes, and a simple cheese omelet, to answer the other question.

R.
 05/28/2005 09:22:32 AM · #35
Originally posted by kpriest:
Well, just so ya know, I went out this evening for beer & pizza with the neighbor guys. I consumed my weight in beer. Well, my dog's weight anyway. Ok, my DSLR's weight.

It's good that we're seeing other people. Wait a minute...Dessert? You didn't mention dessert! Is it too late to stop by?


your DSLR only weighs a pint and a half..... doesnt sound like much of a session to me... ;)
 05/28/2005 10:09:08 AM · #36
Originally posted by bear_music:
If ANYONE shows up, they get a meal more or less liek that, but not always Chinese. Gibun is the exception, because he sent me a box of assorted chopsticks, so he is SURE to get Chinese. The rest of you may have to settle for Mexican, Italian, French, Pacific Rim Fusion, or good ol' BBQ, depending on my mood and yours.

All I ask is that the guests provide food. I'm on a very limited income, but I can cook :-)

Robt.


put me down for mexican bear...i cant get enough of it...i think id move to isla mujeres tomorrow if i could
 05/28/2005 10:40:28 AM · #37
Originally posted by bear_music:
I have no wife, I live alone. The lady in question is a friend. I'm a former professional chef, I'm pretty skilled. She's no slouch either, though. We worked together on this one, because it was the companionable thing to do. When I was married, I did almost all the cooking; I was far better at it than the wife, and enjoyed it more besides (which, of ocurse, is the key...)


sorry man, hope life is good now.

anyway, it seems more and more of us red brothers are the cooks in our domain.

I mean, who needs tv dinners and pizza when you can do wonders with ground turkey?

but this query comes to mind now, and yes I am paceing and sucking on my thumb at the same time. I will be doing this until you answer, or I lose interest.

All my life I have been taught that men are the "hunters", and women are the "gatherers".

As men become more profitient in cooking meals, are we now both the hunter and gatherer? If so, I am not doing anymore dirty dishes.

Message edited by author 2005-05-28 11:06:52.
 05/28/2005 10:58:25 AM · #38
Be careful Bear, you will be cooking for 3000 + if you keep this up.

I, being female, do the cooking the cooking and the driving around here, as well as doing my part of the gathering. Partner being barely able to boil water (and preferring not to) and a totally inept driver having spent too much time driving on the opposite site of the road (not saying right or wrong side, as that depends on ones perspective)he cannot be trusted to drive on the right side which is correct in the US of A. I will say; I do the fixing and he does the cleaning up after (only fair).
 05/28/2005 11:09:06 AM · #39
Originally posted by swinging_johnson_v1:
Originally posted by swinging_johnson_v1:
So are you the cook? or is your wife the cook? if you both cook, who is the better chef?

I need these answered so I can sleep tonight, or else I will be up paceing.


sorry man, hope life is good now.

anyway, it seems more and more of us red brothers are the cooks in our domain.

I mean, who needs tv dinners and pizza when you can do wonders with ground turkey?

but this query comes to mind now, and yes I am paceing and sucking on my thumb at the same time. I will be doing this until you answer, or I lose interest.

All my life I have been taught that men are the "hunters", and women are the "gatherers".

As men become more profitient in cooking meals, are we now both the hunter and gatherer? If so, I am not doing anymore dirty dishes.


Well, let's see... To frame this in modern terms, I let the wimmen in my life grow the herbs and veggies, so that plcase them in the "gatherer" category. I do the marketing (got to, or I get all sorts of crap dumped on me) and that's basically the modern equivalent of "hunting"... I also fish, for what that's worth, though not very much lately.

I donno how cooking fits into allt hat, though, except that it FOR SURE attracts even more wimmen into my life, with more and better herbs and veggies, because they DO love a man who cooks with passion and conviction. So, in Darwinian terms, for we modern men cooking is the equivalent of the peacock's tail... Of course, I'm well past breeding age now, but the principle obtains.

jejeje�

Robt.


05/28/2005 11:14:36 AM · #40
thank you for the responce.

I have stopped paceing, but my thumb is a little water logged.
 05/28/2005 12:30:30 PM · #41
Originally posted by bear_music:
... So, in Darwinian terms, for we modern men cooking is the equivalent of the peacock's tail...
jejeje�

Robt.


Speaking of tail... do tell my dear friend Robert... have you ever had BBQ'ed pig's tail. I know this may sound a tad gross to some, but it truly is quite good.

(hehehehee.... bet some folks probably thought I was going somewhere else with that thought huh... ???)

Ray
 05/28/2005 12:35:09 PM · #42
i sure did ray but that would loop us back over to the viagra warning thread....

no pig tail consumotion here...but bbq anything has to be good
 05/28/2005 12:43:17 PM · #43
Viagra warning.... is that about the possibility of blindness thing... I don't believe it for a minute...

My mom told me the same thing about some other thing that would make me blind when I was a kid......and since I always believed what my mom said... I decided to risk an eye... never happened....

This is probably the same thing. Its an old wives tail...or is that tale... designed to dissuaded old men from seeking old wives tail.... hehehehehehe

Ray
 05/28/2005 12:48:56 PM · #44
Wait until I visit...Always travel in big numbers. lol P.S. I will send you menu ahead of time.
 05/28/2005 01:37:47 PM · #45
Wow men that love to cook,,well that used to be a rarety but not really anymore,,especially if you are good at and by the sounds of it bear you and her were good,,,,I love when my husband cooks,,he used to be a cheif at this local restaurant but left there and is now a manager of fast food,,food is not the same and ofcourse longer hours,,lol. Have fun thats what its all about.

Morning is deffintely a great time to shoot pics I took some this morn that i really am happy with and will upload to my porfolio.
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