jerseykrs said:

I don't think a man who can't cook is a turn-off, but it's a huge turn-on if he can.
Although, now that I'm thinking about it, I find it hard to date men who are culinarily (if I can make that a word) unadventurous. It's tough to go out to dinner with someone who's tastes are really different. One of the last guys I dated really wanted bar food or pizza most of the time. bleh. Not only is that unadventurous, it didn't work for my diet either.

AsianBomb777 said:

I don't need a woman who knows how to cook. Why? I don't need anyone cooking for me. I like modern women.
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evenstar3 said:

Sorry.

Spats said:

Spats, we're talking about real women--not late night cable gals.

AsianBomb777 said:

coming with that cheap swill ain't gonna help your cause my friend.

jerseykrs said:

Are you implying that if I upscaled it might?




Now I know were my Christmas bonus is going.

well...I guess there must be more canadians than Celine or ryan reynolds...
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AsianBomb777 said:

EWWWWW!

That's just because you put pepperoni in your lasange!

CarrieMpls said:

ewww, having arch conservative/unadventurous eating tastes is SUCH a turn-off. i couldn't date anyone who has super-traditional midwestern eating habits. i mean, i've dated people who aren't vegetarian, but at least they're willing to come over to my side of the plate now and then.

AsianBomb777 said:

i'll learn someday, i suppose

Am I the only one that doesn't like to see people wearing stuff like this:

evenstar3 said:

You should try. You're still young. It's not something that most people just take to.

I ruined Thai spring roles my first 5 times before I caught on. It takes practice for some.


But I think I'm speaking for alot of men (especially men in there late 20's and beyond) that cooking is an attractive trait.

Not sure why, but I associate it as a feminine feature.

AsianBomb777 said:

my husband is a great cook. that's why i married him.

MikeMatronik said:

yes and no.


Yes, I think they are nasty in general.


But if Hamsterhuey were to wear a pair, I wouldn't mind so much.

FlyAway said:

Come to think of it, a man who can cook is an attractive thing too.

AsianBomb777 said:

very attractive

AsianBomb777 said:

indeed!

AsianBomb777 said:

Men should not wear that. It's very femine imo. But it's my personnal taste.

Still the hamster from Amsterdan wearing one...

AsianBomb777 said:

it's traditionally feminine, i suppose

AsianBomb777 said:

One of my buddies can cook and has said it's been a sure way to sacktime for him with women and says i should invite the babe over and cook something up. I pretty much laughed at him.

Spats said:

What with your hating gender roles and all, I thought sure you'd want to be the cook.

Spats said:

carrie beat me to it.
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Spats said:

Is your butthole mountain fresh and glacier cold? You'd definitely get sacktime then.

evenstar3 said:

great minds.

I so enjoy cooking for people...it's a way to express love.

applekisses said:

Well I loooove Mac and cheese

AsianBomb777 said:

Can you build a home with your bare hands?

CarrieMpls said:

no, I just have no interest in cooking or cooking for anyone else. I don't think the woman has to be doing the cooking either. I don't need a woman cooking for me.

jerseykrs said:

It's only a turnoff to mama's boys and other such unenlightened creatures.

applekisses said:

There are a lot of better ways to express "love" than that. And i would rather have that than a woman cooking for me.