Dave Smith > wrote in news:bTR8r.59948$rl3.18277
@unlimited.newshosting.com:

> On 14/03/2012 8:22 PM, moronic mcquown wrote:
>>

>>>
>> Oh, I wouldn't say "unprovoked" But it's true I haven't met any one
>> person who could eat three thick slices of beef tenderloin and a plate
>> full of salad at one sitting.
>>
>
> My wife could.
>




Here's the pic again........ you be the 'judge' on "three thick slices of
beef tenderloin and a plate full of salad"


Bearing in mind that the green sphere on the left of that *HUGE* slab of
meat, is a grape.


http://tinypic.com/m/fco58z/3


Oh, and the *HUGE* chunks of black stuff on the steak, are cracked pepper.


Moronic mcqwuon has based her entire pathetic statements on the fact that
its brain can't recognise that the picture was taken in close up.

Its brain looks at the pic and goes "WHOA!! That's one *HUGE* meal!!"



--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

"I'm back on the laptop" wrote:
>
>Here's the pic again........ you be the 'judge' on "three thick slices of
>beef tenderloin and a plate full of salad"
>
>Bearing in mind that the green sphere on the left of that *HUGE* slab of
>meat, is a grape.
>
>http://tinypic.com/m/fco58z/3

Portion size aside your presentation doesn't look at all appetizing...
again with the not owning a salad plate... and you really destroyed
that cut of beef... should have been a roast and sliced, not hacked
into those puny hocky pucks served so that next to that pile of lawn
clippings they look exactly like the raccoon turds I see on my lawn.
If a resto served me that abortion I'd send it right back. When
there's only a photo no one can smell or taste so it has to look
edible and your presentations keep getting scummier, if that's
possible... this one is as bad as your UNshark dish. Doesn't have to
be art (better if it's not), just make it look palatable, that it
actually looks like food, and that it was prepared by someone who
cares about the people who have to eat it... your cooking style is
obviously of the "my way or the highway/hooray for me and **** yoose"
school... truth be known your wife tosses her portion to slop the
hogs. I think Jill was just being polite in telling you about the
portion size, but what she was really thinking is it looks like shit.

Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
> "I'm back on the laptop" wrote:
> >
> >Here's the pic again........ you be the 'judge' on "three thick slices of
> >beef tenderloin and a plate full of salad"
> >
> >Bearing in mind that the green sphere on the left of that *HUGE* slab of
> >meat, is a grape.
> >
> >http://tinypic.com/m/fco58z/3
>
> Portion size aside your presentation doesn't look at all appetizing...
> again with the not owning a salad plate... and you really destroyed
> that cut of beef... should have been a roast and sliced, not hacked
> into those puny hocky pucks served so that next to that pile of lawn
> clippings they look exactly like the raccoon turds I see on my lawn.
> If a resto served me that abortion I'd send it right back. When
> there's only a photo no one can smell or taste so it has to look
> edible and your presentations keep getting scummier, if that's
> possible... this one is as bad as your UNshark dish. Doesn't have to
> be art (better if it's not), just make it look palatable, that it
> actually looks like food, and that it was prepared by someone who
> cares about the people who have to eat it... your cooking style is
> obviously of the "my way or the highway/hooray for me and **** yoose"
> school... truth be known your wife tosses her portion to slop the
> hogs. I think Jill was just being polite in telling you about the
> portion size, but what she was really thinking is it looks like shit.

Whoa!~ :-o

Gary > wrote in :

> Brooklyn1 wrote:
>>

(Nothing of any value or consequence..... again)



>
> Whoa!~ :-o
>


See what I mean about the bigots in here?

If it's not done exactly how *they* want it done, then it's a pile of shit.
More fool them.

They sit behind the safety of their computer screens and postulate in their
pompous way about something they know jack shit about. They leade *very*
pedestrian lives, both in cooking sense, and in the lifestyle sense.



--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia

Captain Peter Swallows wrote about the other RFC participants:

> They leade[sic] *very* pedestrian lives, both in cooking sense, and in the lifestyle sense.

Well, look where *your* lifestyle choices got you: Life-altering ass
surgery, pancreas problems, inability to consume wine or most whole
vegetables, tight budget, parasitism on a woman who loathes you by now,
and probably AIDS!

Bob