Damn good options! Gimme the t-bone though!
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04-20-08 02:51 PM #1
Grilled T-bone or prime rib roast?
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04-20-08 02:51 PM #2
What happens when you run out of food to poll us with? Going to start looking into other cultures meals?
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04-20-08 02:53 PM #3
sexual positions next, sir charles.
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04-20-08 03:05 PM #4
T-Bone here, but tonight its thick grilled pork chops, mashed poatoes and black eyed peas.
later
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04-20-08 03:08 PM #5
I salute you, sir! That is a man's meal indeed.
Originally Posted by capitalist pig
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04-20-08 05:29 PM #6
grill, i like t-bone.
prime rib roast if you go to lawry's
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04-20-08 05:32 PM #7
Always cold cuts on Sunday afternoon.
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04-20-08 05:46 PM #8
Filet Mignon....The best of best...with baked pototo and red wine. And and maybe a little doggie-stlye with the old lady after that. LOL
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04-20-08 07:47 PM #9
Filet Mignon also. From the two choices above though I'd go for the prime rib.
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04-20-08 08:02 PM #10
A good T-Bone with a Maine Lobster Tail.
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04-20-08 08:42 PM #11
Originally Posted by onlòóker
A good T-Bone with a Maine Lobster Tail.
What time should i come over?
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04-21-08 05:58 PM #12
A Peter Luger Porterhouse with a California Cabernet Sauvignon
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