[ale] [TOTALLY OT] Comfort foods

[Ron Frazier]

OK, you asked.  We'll see how far the thread goes.  I'll add two more 
entries to your list.

Does operating a Linux based TV set count?

If I'm more hungry, Pizza, Windows or Linux variety, Version 3+ (toppings), 
with water if I'm trying to be good or
      Sprite if I think I need a sugar high and have any around.
      Pizza toppings suggestions: Pepperoni, Ground Beef, Green Olives or 
Pepperoni, Ground Beef, Bell Peppers, or all 4.
      As hunger increases, maybe add feta cheese or more mozzarella and / 
or chicken.  Increase diameter of Pizza accordingly.
           More tomato sauce is always better.  Or, you can get a white 
Pizza with alfredo sauce.

      If you're North of Atlanta, Mia's Pizza at Ga 400 Exit 14 near Lows 
has Pizza that tastes similar to Johnny's, but cheaper.
           It just so happens that it's next to Brewsters, so you can top 
off with a big cup of ice cream with Reeces pieces in it.
           For the purposes of this thread, you'd have to have an android 
device at least turned on nearby.

If I'm less hungry, peanut butter and cheezit crackers with similar drink 
choices.

If you like meat and carbs and eggs, and like New Orleans style, try the 
Bourbon Street Grill on the square in Dahlonega.
      Order the bowl of gold, which contains cheese grits, finely ground 
sausage, and over easy eggs.  Personally, I'd rather
      have the eggs scrambled though.  Just discovered this restaurant, 
they have several enticing selections $7 - $18.

Ron


At 9/13/2010 10:22 AM -0400, Jim Kinney wrote:
>splintering reality from a different posting and spawning a new thread 
>that could only be marginally justified here by including a "while working 
>on a Linux system" phrase
>
>What is your comfort food (while working on a Linux system)?
>
>1. Nekot wafers and Mountain Dew (really - while working on Linux stuff)
>2. Corned beef, mashed potatoes with gravy and cabbage with more gravy
>Â Â Â  (and a solid 2-shot Bombay Saphire gin and tonic with half a medium 
>lime juiced into it: yum!)
>3. Leftover mashed potatoes with gravy (we make smashed potatoes by the 
>5lb bag!)
>4. Sausages with mashed potatoes and gravy (do you see a pattern here?)
>5. Fish and chips and a nice pint of pale ale
>6. Chili and cornbread
>
>--
>--
>James P. Kinney III
>I would rather stumble along in freedom than walk effortlessly in chains.


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