uc pseudonym wrote:...this may be the first time I've posted in your thread, so that was likely a strange opening post. I've merely been reading out of curiosity, and never felt the need to ask any questions or respond until now. Nice to meet you... again.
Eire, if you had a Rachel nickname which one would you prefer?
Which is your favorite restaurant?
And I agree, McDonalds is "bleh."
EireWolf wrote:For a really good splurge, there's an upscale local restaurant we go to occasionally that has REALLY YUMMY cheese bread as an appetizer.
true_noir_chloe wrote:I didn't understand your comment UC.
Eirewolf wrote:uc, am I to assume that you also avoid the Eatery of the Evil Clown?
EireWolf wrote:
TNC, I would sadly have to choose #4. I just don't feel "at home" with any of those nicknames.
EireWolf wrote:Well, Rachel... Not to gloat or anything, but... YOU'RE OUTNUMBERED!!! MWAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA!!!!
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bigsleepj wrote:Sorry, Rachel, but McDonald's suck. All they serve that is edible is good coffee, that is if they don't let it boil for five hours.
Next questions:
What is your oppinion on the book of Job?
Some of my favorite nature "scenes" come from the book of Job. What do you consider is the best thing the Chinese civilization discovered / invented?
Ingemar wrote:Funny, I happend to be applying to the restaurant with the thrombus-coloured arches represented by a red haired gentleman that can easily be mistaken for Stephen King's "It." But just because I might work there doesn't mean I'll have to eat there.
I'm sick and tired of all this job hunting. If only I refined my skills as a street mime, I may actually have a respectable occupation.
Actually, In 'N' Out is a really good place to work, from what I hear. I have several friends that have worked there. Supposedly it's a Christian organization.Coffee all tastes the same to me. It tastes like tar. And yes, I've had Peets, and all that Hawaiian and Sumatran Weasel Colon stuff. Nevertheless I like coffee. And I like it black. It has all the qualities of a puddle of vomit on the street--it is revolting yet inexplicably attractive at the same time.EireWolf wrote:Hear, hear. Actually, I don't even drink their coffee... mostly because coffee of any kind tends to disagree with me, and if it's from the McPlace it has even more reason to start a thermonuclear war in my innards.
Da Wolf wrote:Ooh, good question. I'll have to ask Mith what my options are]IMNSHO, gunpowder is the only Chinese invention of repute. Period. It's a shame that the British were able to enslave the inventors of gunpowder with their own invention, but hey, at least it was only the South.Something about "Evil Empires" has a nice ring to it. I believe all evil empires are given too much of a bad rap. Think about the Galactic Empire of Star Wars: what did they ever do to people of the Galaxy who weren't Rebels? It's all the Rebels' fault, malcontents always screw up society. I can't say too much about Ol' Bill now that he's my father in law. And I actually find that Sausage McMuffins with Egg are rather forgivable.Da Wolf wrote:Yes... I suppose you may be forgiven... It's not quite as bad as working for the Evil Empire (i.e. Microsoft). But beware you don't get sucked into the vortex of McRatburgers and Blegh McMuffins.Da Wolf wrote:Anything beats the Tarnished Arches. Almost anything.
Ingemar wrote:Coffee all tastes the same to me. It tastes like tar. And yes, I've had Peets, and all that Hawaiian and Sumatran Weasel Colon stuff. Nevertheless I like coffee. And I like it black. It has all the qualities of a puddle of vomit on the street--it is revolting yet inexplicably attractive at the same time.
Something about "Evil Empires" has a nice ring to it. I believe all evil empires are given too much of a bad rap. Think about the Galactic Empire of Star Wars: what did they ever do to people of the Galaxy who weren't Rebels? It's all the Rebels' fault, malcontents always screw up society. I can't say too much about Ol' Bill now that he's my father in law. And I actually find that Sausage McMuffins with Egg are rather forgivable.
I think you're giving the malcontents a bad rap, though... And I won't even ask about the father-in-law comment. 
Earlier I would have objected to working at In N' Out because they make you cut your hair. But since I got a haircut because hair in my ears was getting annoying, I figured it wasn't such a bad thing. I'll definitely give them a second look.
EireWolf wrote:Hear, hear. Actually, I don't even drink their coffee... mostly because coffee of any kind tends to disagree with me, and if it's from the McPlace it has even more reason to start a thermonuclear war in my innards.
EireWolf wrote:
How do you feel about me biting your face off?
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Rachel wrote:Also, what is your opinion on guys who shave their legs?
bigsleepj wrote:Personally I'd vote for either chess or pancakes.
Rachel wrote:*thinks hard* How about...Poodle?
Also, what is your opinion on guys who shave their legs?
bigsleepj wrote:Can you bake a pie?
Two lumps or one?
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Q: IF you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?
A: New Zealand
CreatureArt wrote:Which do you like better - Summer, Winter or both?
Rachel wrote:Do you know the muffin man?
bigsleepj wrote:If you could build a time-machine enabling you to live in a past era, which era would you choose?
What do you consider to be the ugliest city in the world?
If you could win an all-expenses paid trip to any country in the world, where would you go?
Do you believe that modern American cinema can benefit from more floating heads?
CreatureArt wrote:Its nice to know we're not an entirely neglected little group of islands in the South Pacific ^_^.
Which do you like better - Summer, Winter or both?
uc pseudonym wrote:Are you pedantic in relation to words?
I don't think I'm pedantic about words, but I don't dumb down my speech unless it's necessary. I mourn for those who never knew you
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