Mmmmm..... food...... My favorite!

[MissMillie]

I love food. Pretty much all food.

that's all.

You can go back to what you were doing.

Or not

You can stay and discuss, if you like.

[redqueen]

1. Even brussels sprouts?

What about anchovies?

I'm pretty much the same way. Except I don't like sushi. Sashimi, yes. Sushi, no.

[MissMillie]

2. Yes, I like brussels sprouts and anchovies

I've never had an artichoke, and I don't even know what sashimi is (I've lead a sheltered life...)

[redqueen]

4. Mmmmm artichokes are delicious.

'Specially the spinach dip. :9

Sashimi is good! It's sushi without the rice and seaweed, basically.

I also like anchovies and brussels sprouts, but only in very small quantities. (hehe... I said 'tities')

[Heidi]

3. You're mean, MissMillie!

I'm so hungry, and it's 6:50 p.m., my husband's night to cook, and I don't think it would be too much of a stretch to say that I'm nearly starving! I'm starving for brussels sprouts, anchovies . . . whatever he puts on the table will be just fine with me. Except Jello salad; I am forever grateful that since moving to Switzerland, my Jello days are behind me. :hi:

[MissMillie]

5. I didn't intend to be mean

So sorry!

[Heidi]

6. It's OK. I'm _always_ starving on "his" night to cook.

He gets things going a little later than I do. The grill, I mean.

[MissMillie]

8. grab a handful of cashews or almonds to hold you over

oh, and thinking things over, there is something I really don't like: cottage cheese. (I eat it anyway, for the protein, but seriously--BLECH!)

[Heidi]

11. One way to choke down cottage cheese . . .

is to use it as a dip for potato chips. Not very healthy, but it sure makes the medicine go down. :-D

[redqueen]

12. Try it mixed with fresh fruit.

YUM!

oh and on edit... I also used to put it in my lasagne... is that wrong?

[mark414]

7. MM..Food?

[MissMillie]

what the heck is that?

"MF Doom"????

[mark414]

10. one of my favorite artists of all time...

ok...the link didn't work



Patterning his persona and logo after the Marvel Comics supervillain Dr. Doom, the man behind MF (Metal Face) Doom's iron mask is actually Daniel Dumile, aka Zev Love X, a member of former Big Apple hip-hoppers KMD. First featured on the 3rd Bass single "The Gas Face," the London-born, Long Island-raised Zev made his debut with KMD a couple of years later, along with his younger brother and musical partner DJ Subroc. The 1991 album Mr. Hood, released on Elektra Records, was part of a short-lived trend of Islamic Five Percent Nation hip-hop outings, along with efforts by groups like Poor Righteous Teachers and KMD's labelmates Brand Nubian. However, Subroc was fatally injured in 1993 when he was struck by a car, and when Zev and KMD returned the next year, it was with the even more serious and miltant Bl_ck B_st_rds, an album whose cover art alone (featuring a Little Black Sambo-ish cartoon character being hanged) spelled the end of the group's contract with Elektra. With the album in limbo, Zev went underground for five years, "recovering from his wounds" and swearing revenge "against the industry that so badly deformed him," according to his official bio, a reworking of Dr. Doom's origin. Meanwhile, Bl_ck B_st_rds was heavily bootlegged and Zev Love's legend grew, but few knew at first that the rapper who began showing up at the Nuyorican Poets Café in 1998, freestyling with a stocking covering his face, was actually Zev. The imaginative MC finally ended the mystery in 1999, resurfacing in his new identity as MF Doom and making up for lost time with a critically praised new album, Operation: Doomsday, on indie label Fondle 'Em Records. The following year saw the long-awaited official release of Bl_ck B_st_rds (complete with Sambo-style cover art), as well as several singles and an EP with fellow rhymer MF Grimm. In 2001, SubVerse re-released Operation: Doomsday and Bl_ck B_st_rds. A wealth of bootlegs, compilation appearances, mixtapes, and instrumental albums (the beloved by DJ's Special Herbs series) surfaced over the years but no follow-up full-length until Doom introduced his alter ego, Viktor Vaughan, in 2003 with Vaudeville Villain. His team-up with the multi-talented Madlib became Madvillain and their April 2004 release, Madvillainy drew rave reviews. Four months later Venomous Villain marked the return of Viktor Vaughan with the second MF Doom album, MM… Food?, appearing in November the same year.

[mondo joe]

9. Me too! And I feel so sorry for people who are so squeamish

about foods they're not used to.

Just give me something new or interesting and I'm in heaven.