Food of the Gods?
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We probably don't want to confuse "good for" with "can be used for". Kinda like when Crocodile Dundee talked about some bush food. "Oh yeahh - you can eat it. But it tastes like chit!"bearridge said:
Why thank you Sir,
I have refrained from posting on this one.
I am not a fussy eater, but I bloody hate tofu!!!
I am a meat and 5 vegies man, or fish & beer. Mmmm, beer is good. Like Jack says, tofu is a substitute for real food and nothing more. Even my hungry gutted cattle dog won't eat the stuff and she will devour just about averything else. If the Japanese won't eat it, unless they are starving, then it is terrible stuff indeed.
Nah,
But thank you mate. Sounds like you might need the case more than me.
Bud is good but Fosters is better.
But thank you mate. Sounds like you might need the case more than me.
Bud is good but Fosters is better.
oldyaker said:
Darn oldyaker , ya totally forgot about those cups of the Moca mint lattes that are self heating for when you are out camping. Heck ya even forgot that Ms.Jean has all of those TVP Meals on her web site for campers who think about staying healthy. Besides that you would be really surprised at some of the stuff you eat today which has soy products (tofu) in them. Don't read the labels on anything you purchase or you will be limited to nothing but those slimy oysters for meals.
A person has to keep an open mind about food today or all they will eat is Mad Cow Steaks , Virus and bacteria filled potatoes with manure grown vegetables. Not the good ones grown with the petroleum and added chemical fertilizers.
The only safe food today is the Vienna's and anything with tofu or TVP . :lol: :lol: :lol: The Vienna's are the best bet since they have a several year shelf life as tofu has a really short shelf life.
Chuck.
Talk about sending coal to Newcastle!! Shipping beer to Australia is like shipping salt water to the middle of the Pacific Ocean.Ozark said:
Actually,
I am very partial to the odd Bud or two or three or twenty
but I like our Aussie beer better.
Some of the German and Dutch stuff is very good too
Worst beer in the world is the Brit stuff. mad buggers drink it warm :shock:
Bloody french just don't get it at all
I am very partial to the odd Bud or two or three or twenty
but I like our Aussie beer better.
Some of the German and Dutch stuff is very good too
Worst beer in the world is the Brit stuff. mad buggers drink it warm :shock:
Bloody french just don't get it at all
I think, Mick, that Oz was just being his normal, generous self. Back channel conversation with him has revealed a guy who thinks of others.
Seeing that is has a shelf-life about the same as the half-life of Strontium 90, I'm kind of surprised that no one has mentioned. . . . . . . . . . . .
TWINKIES! :lol:
Mike S.
Spring Hill, FL
TWINKIES! :lol:
Mike S.
Spring Hill, FL
Mkey,
The four basic food groups are:
Fat
Sugar
Preservatives
And whatever the white stuff is in Twinkies
(Word has it that the white stuff is actually lard - with sugar and preservatives. Reducing the basic food groups back to a mere three.)
The four basic food groups are:
Fat
Sugar
Preservatives
And whatever the white stuff is in Twinkies
(Word has it that the white stuff is actually lard - with sugar and preservatives. Reducing the basic food groups back to a mere three.)
G'day Ozzie,
Mate, thank you very much for your lovely offer but we got Bud over here too. I like it a lot but I grew up on Aussie beer and develloped a taste for it. Cost of shipping a case of Bud out here would be prohibitive and our bloody customs mob would probably only drink it anyway.
If I do nothing else in my lifetime, I am coming over your way to meet as many of you guys as I possiby can. (and to have a beer or two in friendship)
I was hoping to be able to make it next year but events have overtaken us and we won't be able to make it in 2008. I am aiming for 2009 and hope to be able to spend 5 or 6 weeks there. I am thinking that won't be nearly long enough but it will have to suffice.
Mate, thank you very much for your lovely offer but we got Bud over here too. I like it a lot but I grew up on Aussie beer and develloped a taste for it.
Cost of shipping a case of Bud out here would be prohibitive and our bloody customs mob would probably only drink it anyway.If I do nothing else in my lifetime, I am coming over your way to meet as many of you guys as I possiby can. (and to have a beer or two in friendship)
I was hoping to be able to make it next year but events have overtaken us and we won't be able to make it in 2008. I am aiming for 2009 and hope to be able to spend 5 or 6 weeks there. I am thinking that won't be nearly long enough but it will have to suffice.
I'll hunt you down and share a cup of kindness with you. Last Aussie I drank with was in Vung Tau, over 41 years ago. Nearly any place in the US will beat that.