I'd like to hit up Quizno's but there is construction on the main way to get there and to go around it would take quite a bit of time.
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I'd like to hit up Quizno's but there is construction on the main way to get there and to go around it would take quite a bit of time.
Definitely something with fiber! :rolleyes:
How about a hot beefy injection and a protein shake?Quote:
Originally Posted by DarthQuack
I'll probably have a Hot Pocket calzone again and a little bag of chips, a pop and a fruit of some sort.
That sounds sexual!!! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainSolo1138
I'm having a fresh fruit cup and tomato basil soup.
Didn't happen, instead I hit up Arby's and 'read' http://www.entertainernewspaper.com/index.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by JimJamBonds
Hot dog, medium popcorn, large Sierra Mist. Gotta support the local independent movie theater that's also one of the original Hollywood Movie Palaces.
That hot dog was GOOOOD as hell too! I only eat 1 hot dog every month or less (it causes my skin to react a little) but this one really got it right, no condiments needed. The only thing was it was so good that it negatively impacted the quality of the popcorn afterwards, and I usually LOOOOOVE movie popcorn.
Been a while since I had a hot dog. Ketchup is the only condiment I use on it. I don't buy movie concessions.
I tend to do bratwurst or sausages instead of hot dogs lately, though I dress them up the same. Louisiana hot links are awesome hot dog stand-ins.
I do the Morningstar Veggie Dogs if I want a hot dog. I'll have a Nathan's on the grill in the summer though. I get really grossed out if I think about the whole concept of sausages, which is why I don't eat them.
For my lunch today... I'm thinking "Arby's". LOL
I actually find that the best hot dogs are Hebrew Nationals, but sliced into "coins" and pan-fried, then served over rice with cheese and basic condiments. It sounds nasty, but it is actually quite good.
Your arteries would like me to remind you that it's not something to do every day, though.