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Thread started 02/28/08 3:08am

Anxiety

Foods you've tried to like over the years, but you realize you simply DO NOT WANT

You know what I mean? It's not that certain foods make me gag and wretch to even think about them, but there are some foods that are just kind of boring and annoying and I can put up with them, but all the same it feels liberating to one day simply put my foot down and say "GUESS WHAT, WORLD? I REALLY DON'T LIKE EATING THIS CRAP!"

that said, i don't particularly care for PEAS or HONEYDEW MELON.

peas are unwieldy and the taste really isn't worth the work of getting them onto a fork and into your mouth. and split pea soup is skanky. don't try to defend it. if you like it, that's on you. look at the shit. you know i'm right. if you like split pea soup, keep it to yourself. anyway, i don't like peas. i'll eat them, but why bother?

and honeydew melon. it's bland, crunchy grossness that produce hacks pack into fruit salads because it's probably cheaper than the yummy kinds of melon. is anyone a FAN of honeydew melon? it's so boring. i really want to know how this styrofoam of fruit is able to make anyone's life that much more worth living. sometimes i've eaten honeydew melon and it has gotten me angry, so pointless do i think it is. nope, i really don't like this stuff.

so it's your turn. come clean. what have you been putting up with all your life that you're realizing you just REALLY DON'T LIKE? (note: don't make this about your sexual preference, kthx)
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Reply #1 posted 02/28/08 3:11am

Imago

While it's true that I have slept with both men and women, the numbers are very largely skewed towards women. I'm pretty sure its all about logistics and opportunity though, and the complications of each verses the overall benefits. Albeit, I don't think sexuality is rigid but more or less fluid.
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Reply #2 posted 02/28/08 3:11am

heybaby

I tried to eat chitlins. I had a very small taste of it and it made me gag ill

Lima beans-it has a smooth/dry texture like that of perhaps concrete drying. I can't deal with shake

mushrooms-JUST SAY NO
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Reply #3 posted 02/28/08 3:12am

heybaby

batting eyes

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Reply #4 posted 02/28/08 3:14am

CarrieMpls

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Anxiety said:

sometimes i've eaten honeydew melon and it has gotten me angry, so pointless do i think it is.


falloff

Normally I'd agree with you but I had the TASTIEST honeydew melon recently when I was at Karen's. I had no idea it could ever BE tasty, but it was sweet and juicy and yum yum yummy! Perhaps we're all chasing for that one perfect melon...


I can't think of a food I'm just done with. hmmm... maybe iceburg lettuce. I don't detest it by any means (though I certainly don't pick it up at the supermarket) and if it comes on or in something from a restaurant, I don't pick it away, but I'm just so dissapointed. Why on earth would anyone use iceburg when there are so many other wonderful green choices?
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Reply #5 posted 02/28/08 3:17am

ZombieKitten

love pea and ham soup, but in your defence Anxy, it is NOTHING without the ham nod

Things I couldn't care less for:
olives, bananas, I'm with you on the honeydew melon, and any tasteless fruit, yes Carrie! iceberge lettuce zzz , turnips and swedes (I don't know how to make them not taste bitter.
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Reply #6 posted 02/28/08 3:22am

Anxiety

heybaby said:

batting eyes





my name is anxy and i hate pickles, i hate everything about them bawl
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Reply #7 posted 02/28/08 3:25am

Anxiety

oh, iceburg lettuce, yes. totally pointless. i can deal with it sometimes as an excuse to eat croutons and salad dressing when i have weird cravings for salad condiments, but even then my satisfaction is hardly what one could call complete.
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Reply #8 posted 02/28/08 3:25am

purplesweat

TOMATOS!!!!!

YES, I like tomato sauce, THATS DIFFERENT!

I don't want to eat some red watery sour thing...I want to throw it at the next person that tries to make me eat one.

boo boo boo

Also any kind of egg finger
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Reply #9 posted 02/28/08 3:25am

Dewrede

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beets barf
[Edited 2/27/08 19:30pm]
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Reply #10 posted 02/28/08 3:28am

Anxiety

Dewrede said:

beats barf


canned beets are nasty, and i'm not a big fan of borsht (sp?) either.

i've had shredded beets in salad and it's not half bad. i think they're pretty good when they're fresh. it's just that nasty juice they pack canned beets in. beet brine. eww. ill
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Reply #11 posted 02/28/08 3:30am

ZombieKitten

Anxiety said:

Dewrede said:

beats barf


canned beets are nasty, and i'm not a big fan of borsht (sp?) either.

i've had shredded beets in salad and it's not half bad. i think they're pretty good when they're fresh. it's just that nasty juice they pack canned beets in. beet brine. eww. ill

have you ever tried roasted ones in a risotto with feta a little crumbled feta, rocket and walnuts? drool
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Reply #12 posted 02/28/08 3:31am

Dewrede

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oh , i knew i made a typo smile
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Reply #13 posted 02/28/08 3:31am

Dewrede

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Anxiety said:

Dewrede said:

beats barf


canned beets are nasty, and i'm not a big fan of borsht (sp?) either.

i've had shredded beets in salad and it's not half bad. i think they're pretty good when they're fresh. it's just that nasty juice they pack canned beets in. beet brine. eww. ill


smile too sweet for me , cooked they're just nasty shake
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Reply #14 posted 02/28/08 3:32am

Anxiety

Dewrede said:

oh , i knew i made a typo smile


i was trying to be subtle about it. i thought i made a typo of my own. lol
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Reply #15 posted 02/28/08 3:32am

Dewrede

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Anxiety said:



canned beets are nasty, and i'm not a big fan of borsht (sp?) either.

i've had shredded beets in salad and it's not half bad. i think they're pretty good when they're fresh. it's just that nasty juice they pack canned beets in. beet brine. eww. ill

have you ever tried roasted ones in a risotto with feta a little crumbled feta, rocket and walnuts? drool



No hmmm
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Reply #16 posted 02/28/08 3:33am

Dewrede

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Anxiety said:

Dewrede said:

oh , i knew i made a typo smile


i was trying to be subtle about it. i thought i made a typo of my own. lol



lol i looked it up and noticed
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Reply #17 posted 02/28/08 3:33am

Anxiety

ZombieKitten said:

Anxiety said:



canned beets are nasty, and i'm not a big fan of borsht (sp?) either.

i've had shredded beets in salad and it's not half bad. i think they're pretty good when they're fresh. it's just that nasty juice they pack canned beets in. beet brine. eww. ill

have you ever tried roasted ones in a risotto with feta a little crumbled feta, rocket and walnuts? drool


what's rocket? i'm guessing you don't mean the hull of a spacecraft.

otherwise, it sounds absolutely delicious.
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Reply #18 posted 02/28/08 3:35am

CarrieMpls

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Anxiety said:

ZombieKitten said:


have you ever tried roasted ones in a risotto with feta a little crumbled feta, rocket and walnuts? drool


what's rocket? i'm guessing you don't mean the hull of a spacecraft.

otherwise, it sounds absolutely delicious.


I had to ask when I was in england. It's a particular kind of green (I think). I LOVE seeing it on menus. bubble and squeek. something and rocket. It makes me giggle every time.
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Reply #19 posted 02/28/08 3:36am

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heybaby said:

batting eyes



I hate pickles!! Soooo gross!!

But I do like dill on salmon.
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Reply #20 posted 02/28/08 3:38am

Anxiety

JustErin said:

heybaby said:

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I hate pickles!! Soooo gross!!

But I do like dill on salmon.


i loathe pickles. the taste, the texture, the smell. eww. nasty.

i can handle dill seasoning for the most part, though. dill potato chips aren't my favorite, but i can live with 'em.

but yeah. i've never liked pickles and i never will. shake
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Reply #21 posted 02/28/08 3:39am

JustErin

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Anxiety said:

JustErin said:



I hate pickles!! Soooo gross!!

But I do like dill on salmon.


i loathe pickles. the taste, the texture, the smell. eww. nasty.

i can handle dill seasoning for the most part, though. dill potato chips aren't my favorite, but i can live with 'em.

but yeah. i've never liked pickles and i never will. shake


highfive

Actually, I have a serious problem with pickled anything.
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Reply #22 posted 02/28/08 3:40am

CarrieMpls

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CarrieMpls said:

Anxiety said:



what's rocket? i'm guessing you don't mean the hull of a spacecraft.

otherwise, it sounds absolutely delicious.


I had to ask when I was in england. It's a particular kind of green (I think). I LOVE seeing it on menus. bubble and squeek. something and rocket. It makes me giggle every time.


I looked it up. It's arugula. smile
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Reply #23 posted 02/28/08 3:43am

Anxiety

CarrieMpls said:

CarrieMpls said:



I had to ask when I was in england. It's a particular kind of green (I think). I LOVE seeing it on menus. bubble and squeek. something and rocket. It makes me giggle every time.


I looked it up. It's arugula. smile


oh yum, i love arugula. nod
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Reply #24 posted 02/28/08 3:45am

Anxiety

JustErin said:

Anxiety said:



i loathe pickles. the taste, the texture, the smell. eww. nasty.

i can handle dill seasoning for the most part, though. dill potato chips aren't my favorite, but i can live with 'em.

but yeah. i've never liked pickles and i never will. shake


highfive

Actually, I have a serious problem with pickled anything.


i like hot pickled vegetables...like the stuff you get in bars sometimes, or the stuff they have at subway with the jalapenos and banana peppers. is that considered pickled or just 'spicy vegetables'? anyway. those get a pass from me, especially if there's pepperjack cheese and crackers involved. drool
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Reply #25 posted 02/28/08 3:46am

MsLegs

Anxiety said:

JustErin said:



highfive

Actually, I have a serious problem with pickled anything.


i like hot pickled vegetables...like the stuff you get in bars sometimes, or the stuff they have at subway with the jalapenos and banana peppers. is that considered pickled or just 'spicy vegetables'? anyway. those get a pass from me, especially if there's pepperjack cheese and crackers involved. drool

thumbs up!
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Reply #26 posted 02/28/08 3:46am

heybaby

Anxiety said:

JustErin said:



highfive

Actually, I have a serious problem with pickled anything.


i like hot pickled vegetables...like the stuff you get in bars sometimes, or the stuff they have at subway with the jalapenos and banana peppers. is that considered pickled or just 'spicy vegetables'? anyway. those get a pass from me, especially if there's pepperjack cheese and crackers involved. drool


damn that sounds good drool
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Reply #27 posted 02/28/08 3:49am

MsLegs

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I prefer Sweet pickles over Dill Pickles on occasion. It depends on the Deli Sandwitch.
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Reply #28 posted 02/28/08 3:50am

Anxiety

heybaby said:

Anxiety said:



i like hot pickled vegetables...like the stuff you get in bars sometimes, or the stuff they have at subway with the jalapenos and banana peppers. is that considered pickled or just 'spicy vegetables'? anyway. those get a pass from me, especially if there's pepperjack cheese and crackers involved. drool


damn that sounds good drool


when i was in college we had a hippie bar off-campus that always served free complimentary hot pickled veggies with cheese and crackers. i used to love getting a big glass of dark beer and snacking on that stuff all night. of course, back in my broke college student days, that was considered dinner. lol
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Reply #29 posted 02/28/08 4:04am

ArielB

heybaby said:

batting eyes


drooling

I love pickles love
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