Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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17 Mar 2005, 16:31 #1581
bmwracer wrote:Here's a bizarro food story that's true, because it happened at work today:

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It's the power of free food. It's makes you do weird things.
17 Mar 2005, 16:41 #1582
Then again some people are just f'd up and wierd to the bone.
18 Mar 2005, 02:51 #1583
dochira wrote:It's the power of free food. It's makes you do weird things.

It's not free food, it's garbage. In basketball-speak, it was in the cylinder... :shakehead:
19 Mar 2005, 02:07 #1584
dochira wrote:

It's the power of free food. It's makes you do weird things.


Free food or not its still way weird and wrong in almost every way to jus go get food out of the dumpster to eat. All those jerms and bacteria, i wouldn't be surprise if dat guy get sick in the next couple of days :shakehead:
19 Mar 2005, 02:09 #1585
bmwracer wrote:
More like healthy food. :)


Speaking of healthy food, for the past few days, i've been mostly eating tofu because my mom is on her once a month vegertarian eating. Im not complaining, i love tofu, specially if its fried, or topped with some kind of yummy sauce :victory: :woot:
19 Mar 2005, 02:11 #1586
K.T.Tran wrote:Free food or not its still way weird and wrong in almost every way to jus go get food out of the dumpster to eat. All those jerms and bacteria, i wouldn't be surprise if dat guy get sick in the next couple of days :shakehead:

He hasn't so far, but everyone's been making fun of him... That's what happens when you're an idiot.
19 Mar 2005, 02:37 #1587
bmwracer wrote:
He hasn't so far, but everyone's been making fun of him... That's what happens when you're an idiot.


I think the ultimate thing to do is to put perfectly good food in the trash and see what he does. I know it's a sacrifice, but really entertaining. :hehe:
19 Mar 2005, 02:40 #1588
dochira wrote:I think the ultimate thing to do is to put perfectly good food in the trash and see what he does. I know it's a sacrifice, but really entertaining. :hehe:

He wouldn't dare do it again.

Of course, stupid is as stupid does. :hehe:
19 Mar 2005, 02:41 #1589
dochira wrote:

I think the ultimate thing to do is to put perfectly good food in the trash and see what he does. I know it's a sacrifice, but really entertaining. :hehe:


If he was willing to go into the dumpster for some old cake, i don't think he'll mind going face first into the trash to get the perfectly good food :shakehead: BUT SERIOIUSLY!!!! WHAT A WASTE OF GOOD FOOD!!! :shamefulcry:
19 Mar 2005, 17:14 #1590
K.T.Tran wrote:If he was willing to go into the dumpster for some old cake, i don't think he'll mind going face first into the trash to get the perfectly good food :shakehead: BUT SERIOIUSLY!!!! WHAT A WASTE OF GOOD FOOD!!! :shamefulcry:

Actually, it might be worth it just to see an encore performance. :hehe:
20 Mar 2005, 02:52 #1591
Sushi day, folks...! :woot: :woot:

See you in a couple of hours. :beaten:
20 Mar 2005, 06:06 #1592
Personaly I think that anyone who was amazed, disgusted, or freaked out at the idea of someone going dumpster diving for something to eat should immediately go and hug their parents, and thank them for raising them in a manner that would foster such an attitude.

There are a lot of people in the world who eat out of dumpsters... because they are hungry.

There are a lot of you who have eaten food, served at restaurants... that was taken out of dumpsters and sold to the restaurant's kitchen.

It's to your parents credit that you can't imagine people doing this.

But stuff like that happens every single day. All over the world. Even in the U.S.
20 Mar 2005, 08:11 #1593
Yeah...what makes it disgusting is because he didn't have to go out and eat from the dumpster. The poor and hungry aren't eating out of there because they want to, it's because they have to. It exposes an underlying problem in our social and economic systems. And I'm always grateful to my parents...my own kind of filial piety....

I just ate my first McDonald's quarter pounder in a about a year, and now I feel like I'm going to die.... :ill:
20 Mar 2005, 09:52 #1594
Geezer wrote:Personaly I think that anyone who was amazed, disgusted, or freaked out at the idea of someone going dumpster diving for something to eat should immediately go and hug their parents, and thank them for raising them in a manner that would foster such an attitude.

There are a lot of people in the world who eat out of dumpsters... because they are hungry.

There are a lot of you who have eaten food, served at restaurants... that was taken out of dumpsters and sold to the restaurant's kitchen.

It's to your parents credit that you can't imagine people doing this.

But stuff like that happens every single day. All over the world. Even in the U.S.

Guh. I don't know what to say, Geez. :puppydog:
22 Mar 2005, 00:55 #1595
Gah... :bleh:

Got knocked out by food poisoning yesterday :ill:

Am at work today, recovering. :fingerscrossed:
-PCM
22 Mar 2005, 02:54 #1596
pcmodem wrote:Got knocked out by food poisoning yesterday :ill:

Again??? Where are you eating at, PCM?? :bleh:
22 Mar 2005, 02:57 #1597
bmwracer wrote:
Again??? Where are you eating at, PCM?? :bleh:


Hrm. Not sure. Either it was the Starbucks at San Jose International Airport, the Cinnabon at San Jose International Airport, La Vie in Rosemead, Pancho Villa taqueria in San Mateo. One of those places.
-PCM
22 Mar 2005, 02:58 #1598
pcmodem wrote:Hrm. Not sure. Either it was the Starbucks at San Jose International Airport, the Cinnabon at San Jose International Airport, La Vie in Rosemead, Pancho Villa taqueria in San Mateo. One of those places.

I'd highly suspect Pancho Villa's...
22 Mar 2005, 02:59 #1599
bmwracer wrote:
I'd highly suspect Pancho Villa's...


Understandably. but I've eaten there countless times over the years and that place is the most spotless Mexican joint I've ever seen.
-PCM
22 Mar 2005, 04:35 #1600
pcmodem wrote:Understandably. but I've eaten there countless times over the years and that place is the most spotless Mexican joint I've ever seen.

Did you have your usual or something different?

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