Poll of the Day > tinder babe made chicken parmigiana using chicken nuggets

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her profile said she was a good cook

my son didn't care for the new grinch

he wanted jim carrey to play him again
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my son said he wouldnt mind a grinch reboot with adam sandler

I'd eat it. Not sure about the " chicken parmigiana" though.
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Maybe she misspelled "cock"
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Frozen or from McDonalds? Just wondering if she can use an oven or just added sauce and cheese to fast food.
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Kigalas posted...

Frozen or from McDonalds? Just wondering if she can use an oven or just added sauce and cheese to fast food.

What if they were from a different fast food place?
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LinkPizza posted...

Kigalas posted...

Frozen or from McDonalds? Just wondering if she can use an oven or just added sauce and cheese to fast food.

What if they were from a different fast food place?

Then its still the same amount of laziness, but with slightly better quality food.
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Kigalas posted...

LinkPizza posted...

Kigalas posted...

Frozen or from McDonalds? Just wondering if she can use an oven or just added sauce and cheese to fast food.

What if they were from a different fast food place?

Then its still the same amount of laziness, but with slightly better quality food.

It doesnt necessarily have to be because of laziness, though. Maybe she wanted to be creative. Like buying fast food, then thinking, I can upgrade this. Or maybe someone else bought the chicken nuggets (like Larry), and she was like, I can make that in Chicken Parmigiana. Or maybe she wants the chicken nuggets to taste a certain way. For example, I can make chicken nuggets. But I cant get them to taste like a fast food places chicken nuggets. Nor have I tasted nuggets from anybody else that taste like that. Like how I have never tasted anyones Mac and cheese that tasted like Stouffers. But they are all still good in their own way.
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LaggnFragnLarry posted...

her profile said she was a good cook

Maybe after she saw you she realized it wasn't worth the effort
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LinkPizza posted...

Kigalas posted...

LinkPizza posted...

Kigalas posted...

Frozen or from McDonalds? Just wondering if she can use an oven or just added sauce and cheese to fast food.

What if they were from a different fast food place?

Then its still the same amount of laziness, but with slightly better quality food.

It doesnt necessarily have to be because of laziness, though. Maybe she wanted to be creative. Like buying fast food, then thinking, I can upgrade this. Or maybe someone else bought the chicken nuggets (like Larry), and she was like, I can make that in Chicken Parmigiana. Or maybe she wants the chicken nuggets to taste a certain way. For example, I can make chicken nuggets. But I cant get them to taste like a fast food places chicken nuggets. Nor have I tasted nuggets from anybody else that taste like that. Like how I have never tasted anyones Mac and cheese that tasted like Stouffers. But they are all still good in their own way.

But buying fast food instead of cooking a meal in itself is laziness. Yes, adding to it could be considered creative, Ive done that myself. But my original post was basically asking if she has the ability to use an oven, which is a pretty low bar.

Ever try Bob Evans Mac n Cheese? Its pretty damn tasty.
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Kigalas posted...

LinkPizza posted...

Kigalas posted...

LinkPizza posted...

Kigalas posted...

Frozen or from McDonalds? Just wondering if she can use an oven or just added sauce and cheese to fast food.

What if they were from a different fast food place?

Then its still the same amount of laziness, but with slightly better quality food.

It doesnt necessarily have to be because of laziness, though. Maybe she wanted to be creative. Like buying fast food, then thinking, I can upgrade this. Or maybe someone else bought the chicken nuggets (like Larry), and she was like, I can make that in Chicken Parmigiana. Or maybe she wants the chicken nuggets to taste a certain way. For example, I can make chicken nuggets. But I cant get them to taste like a fast food places chicken nuggets. Nor have I tasted nuggets from anybody else that taste like that. Like how I have never tasted anyones Mac and cheese that tasted like Stouffers. But they are all still good in their own way.

But buying fast food instead of cooking a meal in itself is laziness. Yes, adding to it could be considered creative, Ive done that myself. But my original post was basically asking if she has the ability to use an oven, which is a pretty low bar.

Ever try Bob Evans Mac n Cheese? Its pretty damn tasty.

Ive had it. Its good. But not Stouffers good. Plus, what if she cooked other stuff, as well. And only night chicken nuggets. I wont call it laziness until I know the whole story. There could always be reasons why you would do certain things, tbh. Like if you ran out of chicken nugget and chicken, but all stores were closed. And the only way to get chicken nuggets or chicken was to go to a fast food place. Idk enough to say whether it was or not, though. We only know what Larry tells us.
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they were frozen dino nuggets

that sounds good but you don't go on tinder to look for chefs
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LaggnFragnLarry posted...

they were frozen dino nuggets

I have the Dino nuggets. They have a slightly different taste than the round ones. Idk why...
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Did you make the bacon for fresh lube or just warmed some up?
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i just keep a can by the sink with some in it so its ready to go anytime

Kigalas posted...

But buying fast food instead of cooking a meal in itself is laziness.

Is it, though? If you end up with the desired result, can it really be considered lazy to not expend more effort than is needed to get there? You'd have a case if the final result was less than what was desired, since then it'd be a matter of cutting corners and exerting less effort to end up with an acceptable result instead of what was actually wanted, but if you get what you want with minimal effort, that sounds more like being efficient than being lazy.

_AdjI_ posted...

Kigalas posted...

But buying fast food instead of cooking a meal in itself is laziness.

Is it, though? If you end up with the desired result, can it really be considered lazy to not expend more effort than is needed to get there? You'd have a case if the final result was less than what was desired, since then it'd be a matter of cutting corners and exerting less effort to end up with an acceptable result instead of what was actually wanted, but if you get what you want with minimal effort, that sounds more like being efficient than being lazy.

I guess it depends on the desired result. If its to just eat something, then I guess not, but then you just have low standards. But if you have food you could cook and have the time to do it but choose to go buy fast food, then youre being lazy. Like me at lunch today.
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