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Points: 1455 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 26 2008 at 07:22
I'm eating super sugary cereal now, but after my first few classes, I will go treat myself to some sausage, eggs, and coffee down at the dining hall I think...

Goooood stuff. How come only four people post in this thread?

Is it that stupid?
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I actually had bran flakes for breakfast today.
I didn't microwave it, though. I like my cereals cold.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

one day I shall buy a waffle iron, and never leave my kitchen


real, well-prepared Waffles are among the best things in life, and high up there too in my opinion...


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one day I shall buy a waffle iron, and never leave my kitchen
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I had a bowl of sugary cereal, a glass of orange juice, and some microwave waffles ( )...

The horrors of not owning a toaster ....


Also, served with some juicy maudlin of the Well on the side.
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truth be told I love a good breakfast but I rarely eat one, usually just espresso (maybe a pastry) and that's it for the rest of the day till a nice dinner  ..very Italiano Star
 
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Jared I checked your myspace, I didn't know you were such a metalhead  Cool

 
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back on topic, this morning, I mainly had some more shreddies, toast and marmalade and a mug of coffee...
 
...frankly, I'm just too boring for words...Sleepy
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Jared I checked your myspace, I didn't know you were such a metalhead  Cool
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I'll do that..  Ludlow was charming, have you visited the Roman ruins in Bath?
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

LOL   wouldn't you know it

..incredibly beautiful, I fell in love with the countryside.. it's not unlike Northern California
 
Ludlow is a 25 mins drive from here...I go there quite a bit, as its one of my nearest towns...LOL
 
well, if you headed that way again, drop me a PM...Wink
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Points: 65792 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2008 at 19:37
I hear English cuisine has had a kind of renaissance.. you can find places serving roasted marrow, etc.
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and i'll be in my dorm all alone, eating my cinnamon life...



although i do plan to visit the UK extensively (as in, live there a few years) sometime in my future...possibly after i finish college. perhaps I will get to try some of these odd English breakfasts while i'm there
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LOL   wouldn't you know it

..incredibly beautiful, I fell in love with the countryside.. it's not unlike Northern California
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^ fantastic.. I love piggy!   Don't know if I was near Herefordshire but I loved Bath, Ludlow, that whole area...  you, James and I will meet for an English breakfast someday, and then we shall lumber off and collapse in a groaning, farting heap of humanity 
 
Ludlow!!! You were in Ludlow???!!!
 
Blimey, that's literally just up the road from where I live....ShockedShocked
 
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^ fantastic.. I love piggy!   Don't know if I was near Herefordshire but I loved Bath, Ludlow, that whole area...  you, James and I will meet for an English breakfast someday, and then we shall lumber off and collapse in a groaning, farting heap of humanity 
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^^^well, if you're ever over in rural Herefordshire, David...I'm sure I can introduce you to a very fine example, involving half a pig and several dozen hens...LOL
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Points: 65792 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2008 at 17:51
Originally posted by James James wrote:

My mate at Uni had a fry-up every morning and never seem to gain weight... it was very annoying!


ah the fry-up, I think I've seen that.. the eggs, bangers and tomatoes cooked together in one pan then shoved on a huge plate with beans and big ticks of toast (done on one side, of course)  .. I must try a trad. English breakfast next time I'm there, I'm thinking it'll keep me full for the duration of the trip  Big%20smile
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

My mate at Uni had a fry-up every morning and never seem to gain weight... it was very annoying!


That's how I am. I have insane metabolism or something. I eat like its going out of style, but I stay thin always.

For like three years I've been 5'10" and weighed only around 135 lbs.


...Maybe I have worms!




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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2008 at 10:33
My mate at Uni had a fry-up every morning and never seem to gain weight... it was very annoying!
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Originally posted by kibble_alex kibble_alex wrote:

Oh come on people! Full English all the way!

Just think about it for a minute... Eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, tomatoes, eggy bread, black pudding... anything i missed out? (whoever says maple syrup gets and online slap from yours truly )
 
where are the mushrooms??....Shocked
 
seriously, I'm vegetarian, and although a full veggie fry is most welcome as an occasional treat, you simply couldn't eat it on a regular basis...LOL
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