What's for Dinner?

[AtomicEraTom]

Actually, yes. You eat enough of it, the body becomes accustomed.

And stuff from the gas station does? lol lol

I ain't giving up PBR to the hipsters without a fight, and let's face it, they're all too thin and pasty to take me on. Vegan diets don't make strong men

 

[jamespowers]

Actually, yes. You eat enough of it, the body becomes accustomed.



I ain't giving up PBR to the hipsters without a fight, and let's face it, they're all too thin and pasty to take me on. Vegan diets don't make strong men

Kind of like poison.

Thin and pasty. :rofl: Go get 'em.

 

[Gregg Axley]

I gave in and ate at Leonard's BBQ tonight. They have a buffett on Saturday night that includes catfish, BBQ, ribs, fried okra, smoked sausage, and other veggies. I'm sorry to say, I tried it all. And Tom, I used hot sauce on all of it.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Chicken taco combo at the Eatery. :hungry:

 

[jamespowers]

Chicken taco combo at the Eatery. :hungry:

Was that the number 27?

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

You've got the menu memorized better than me.

 

[jamespowers]

You've got the menu memorized better than me.

I was just guessing.

 

[fortworthgal]

Cheese stuffed shells, garlic bread, salad.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Tacos and cheesedip. At least at home I can control the grease that goes with it.

 

[countryclubjoe]

Hi Folks

Left over cold pizza with some very cold Heinken.
Life is good.
Best regards
CCJOE

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Just took a couple years off my life just thinking about it!

And Tom, I used hot sauce on all of it.

 

[Gregg Axley]

I do it because sometimes I can't taste the food...this gives me a jumpstart.

 

[jamespowers]

Just took a couple years off my life just thinking about it!

It adds years to mine. Diseases and viruses hate spicy food.

 

[dnjan]

Diseases and viruses hate spicy food.

and frequently, so do significant others.

 

[fortworthgal]

It adds years to mine. Diseases and viruses hate spicy food.

ITA! Hot sauce & jalapenos are good for you. :nod:

 

[jamespowers]

and frequently, so do significant others.

They'll get used to it.

 

[jamespowers]

ITA! Hot sauce & jalapenos are good for you. :nod:

They sure are.

"It's almost some form of culinary masochism - but in the summer when it's really hot, I love to punish myself by eating supremely spicy foods that make me sweat even more than I already am. My friends and family think I'm psycho. Of course, there is a completely logical, physiological reason why spicy foods are eaten when it's hot, but there are also other health and preventative reasons why spicy foods are good for you. Let's just take a look at those reasons so we can use them when we go for the Korean yook-gae-jahng in 100% humidity.

• Cancer-fighting and cancer-prevention - A recent study shows that capsaicin can be used to fight pancreatic cancer. It slowed the growth of cancer cells and in some cases, even caused cancer cells to die off.
• Alleviate inflammation - Arthritis and psoriasis are cause by nerve damage and cause pain on joints. Capsaicin supposedly helps to ease that pain.
• Relieve chronic pain - In some cases,spicy foods containing capsaicin greatly reduced pain caused by headaches or osteoporosis.
• Heart-health - Cayenne and chili peppers can help to reduce cholesterol. Additionally statistics show that cultures that eat spicy foods (e.g. some Asian countries) frequently have a much lower rate of heart attack and stroke.

So break out those jalapenos!"

 

[dnjan]

And banging your head into a wall can help forget the pain of a stubbed toe.

Is the pain being relieved or masked???

 

[HoosierDaddy]

And banging your head into a wall can help forget the pain of a stubbed toe.

Is the pain being relieved or masked???

Good point.
..but I do know..that the more booze I drink...the better my dancing and singing.
Some things are just a mystery..:eusa_doh:

 

[jamespowers]

And banging your head into a wall can help forget the pain of a stubbed toe.

Is the pain being relieved or masked???

But banging your head into a wall won't prevent cancer.