RANTING/VENTING MEGATHREAD 3.0

oh, he really said SOUP!? I thought you had just misspelled SOAP.

청국장?

Perhaps his pronunciation is a little off...

Whatever it is, he likes it!

omg now I'm reconsidering this whole thing...maybe he is misspelling "soap" because I WILL HAVE WAYGOOK DOT ORG USERS know that I smell good okay :(

  surely he means soap. He must mean soap.

  Oh you smell so pretty, I love it when you smell like 쑥국, it's my favourite....grrrr

I've asked for clarification and am awaiting a response. I don't know why it didn't occur to me that he could've meant soap but everything he said could also apply to soup, even if it's a bit of an odd thing to say.

oh, he really said SOUP!? I thought you had just misspelled SOAP.

청국장?

Perhaps his pronunciation is a little off...

Whatever it is, he likes it!

omg now I'm reconsidering this whole thing...maybe he is misspelling "soap" because I WILL HAVE WAYGOOK DOT ORG USERS know that I smell good okay :(

  surely he means soap. He must mean soap.

  Oh you smell so pretty, I love it when you smell like 쑥국, it's my favourite....grrrr

I've asked for clarification and am awaiting a response. I don't know why it didn't occur to me that he could've meant soap but everything he said could also apply to soup, even if it's a bit of an odd thing to say.

This is totally going to be my new insult/compliment. Keep people wondering what I really mean hahahaha

got served a brocolli, tomato, orange, banana, chicken and green leaf salad, with a sesame dressing at a restaurant yesterday 

That sounds good (only the inclusion of banana seems a bit odd).  Throw in some crunchy noodles too. 

Some dried fruit and nuts would go well with that fish and asparagus. In fact that would be an almost perfect match.

Menu A: Lake Perch, Fried frog Legs, Wild asparagus and mushrooms, Dried Fruit, Nuts.

Menu B: Hotdogs on a stick, Smores, Camp biscuits and honey butter. Maybe a can of cold Chef Boyardee to liven things up. Semi-melted Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.

I see nothing wrong with either of those menus.  Not a fan of honey butter though.  It is possible to have a palate appreciative of both sets of flavors. 

oh, he really said SOUP!? I thought you had just misspelled SOAP.

청국장?

Perhaps his pronunciation is a little off...

Whatever it is, he likes it!

omg now I'm reconsidering this whole thing...maybe he is misspelling "soap" because I WILL HAVE WAYGOOK DOT ORG USERS know that I smell good okay :(

Plenty of soups smell good!  Plenty of soaps smell... interesting.  It is very important to discern which specific soup/soap he meant! 

Some dried fruit and nuts would go well with that fish and asparagus. In fact that would be an almost perfect match.

Menu A: Lake Perch, Fried frog Legs, Wild asparagus and mushrooms, Dried Fruit, Nuts.

Menu B: Hotdogs on a stick, Smores, Camp biscuits and honey butter. Maybe a can of cold Chef Boyardee to liven things up. Semi-melted Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.

(Hotdogs and camp biscuits aren't the worst, but geez, you're already getting enough sugar with the honey butter)

I'll spike my hot chocolate by throwing out the powdered Swiss Miss and filling my cup with something useful, like some Rebel Yell or Woodford Reserve.

Instead of smores someone could cut straight to the chase and squeeze Hershey's syrup into their mouth and suckle at a Reddi-Whip teat.

Love how you like to pretend that Menu A and Menu B are like the only combinations possible. You know better than that.

My personal menu: Fish, campfire biscuits with honey butter (don't want the honey butter, don't use it -- I make my own, btw, using clarified butter and real honey. If you haven't tried it, you don't know what honey butter really tastes like), whatever veggies or FRESH fruit that are handy. S'mores are for dessert.

If you don't want the added sugar, don't eat it, but I've done just fine eating the occasional s'more and I've kept myself fit and healthy without any issues. Never eating sweets =/= healthiest person present.

Dried fruits and nuts are for snacking. I'm not going to pretend I'm in a game of survivor and include it as part of an actual meal. If others want to, then more power to them, but I save the jerky and trail mix for the actual trail. Not sure what kind of camping you've done, but the kind I go on has you burning a shit-ton of calories, and you're gonna want to eat whatever's available by the end of the day -- trail mix is an important snack to help you get to that meal, but it wouldn't be enough to sate that kind of hunger. A lot of dried fruit has enough sugar in it to be a candy bar, btw, so unless you've dried it yourself, enjoy your loaded sugar bombs. Works as a great boost while on the move on a hot day, though.

And I said hot chocolate, not hot cocoa. I know in today's world we don't really differentiate between the two, but I'm telling you there is a difference. But I'm not going to pass up the Swiss mix, either. I enjoy that as well.

And s'mores are way better than hershey's syrup mixed with canned whipped cream. You may as well say that the veggies you find out in the woods are no better than weeds. :) But to each their own. If you don't want to eat s'mores, it just means there's more for the rest of us. 

Anyone get a G-Chock battery replaced without the warranty card? I could do it myself, but it takes a pretty specific battery, and I haven't found one. I don't want to just take it to the normal jewelry watch guy, and was told by the G-Shock store that I shouldn't as they have had quite a few cases where they don't do it correctly. They also said that they could change it if I had the warranty card (bought in America, so need the actual card). If not, does anyone know of a battery shop or something of the sort? This also needs to fit in this thread, so... &#^@* *&$&#^. Why can't they just put a battery in it in exchange for money? Wasted my time going to the damn place! Also, once with a really cheap watch I went to a small local spot to change the battery, and I swear they put in a used one, because it died like 2 months later...

You are a miserable old git. There is a small part of me that feels sorry for you at times, because I think you may be a bit of a Billy no-mates. The feeling passes rather quickly.

It's the ranting and venting thread. Don't take me too seriously on this. I fully realize how utterly ridiculous it is.

I just say someone mention smores on another thread and I decided to go off on them. Literally barf inducing food that comes from the same part of the mind that gave us Snickers pie and throws bacon, chicken breast, cheese, and ranch dressing on a salad.

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My personal menu: Fish, campfire biscuits with honey butter (don't want the honey butter, don't use it), whatever veggies or FRESH fruit that are handy. S'mores are for dessert.

If you don't want the added sugar, don't eat it, but I've done just fine eating the occasional s'more and I've kept myself fit and healthy without any issues. Never eating sweets =/= healthiest person present.

Dried fruits and nuts are for snacking. I'm not going to pretend I'm in a game of survivor and include it as part of an actual meal.
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You're right on the fresh fruit. Honestly I have no idea why I said dried. It's camping, not survivor. That being said, I'd much rather have fresh fruit and nuts as a dessert than Smores, Snickers Pie, or hard icing cavities on a plate cake.

And s'mores are way better than hershey's syrup mixed with canned whipped cream.

Two graham crackers do not make a pile of preserved sugar better.

Then again, I'm not in the norm. I usually don't even put syrup on my pancakes.

You're right on the fresh fruit. Honestly I have no idea why I said dried. It's camping, not survivor. That being said, I'd much rather have fresh fruit and nuts as a dessert than Smores, Snickers Pie, or hard icing cavities on a plate cake.

Would you eat a s'mores cake, as long as it didn't have icing on it?

And that reminds me, I need to buy some fresh tangerines for a cake I'm going to make for the principal of my school, lol. No icing on that one, just some lightly-sweetened garnish.

And s'mores are way better than hershey's syrup mixed with canned whipped cream.

Two graham crackers do not make a pile of preserved sugar better.

Then again, I'm not in the norm. I usually don't even put syrup on my pancakes.

I have a friend who doesn't eat any sugar unless it's in very small moderation, too, because she honestly doesn't like it. She's kind of a fussy eater in general, though, there's a lot she won't eat, doesn't matter how healthy or unhealthy it is, lol.

But a life without access sugar isn't a bad one. It's true that a lot of people really do need to cut back on it.

Do you put anything on your pancakes, or do you just eat them plain? What about compote?

I made pancakes once and forgot I didn't have any syrup. I just used them to wrap up my eggs and bacon and ate it all like a breakfast burrito. Was good.

When I was a kid, I met a girl who didn't like chocolate.  To each their own, but...

Flummoxed, I tell you. 

When I was a kid, I met a girl who didn't like chocolate.  To each their own, but...

Flummoxed, I tell you.

Same.

I also knew a person who liked to put ketchup on his twinkies.

When I was a kid, I met a girl who didn't like chocolate.  To each their own, but...

Flummoxed, I tell you.

Same.

I also knew a person who liked to put ketchup on his twinkies.

Wtf, that's not a potato

I also knew a person who liked to put ketchup on his twinkies.

I hope you called the police.

Would you eat a s'mores cake, as long as it didn't have icing on it?

Could you, would you,
with a goat?

Would you, could you,
on a boat?


I missed waygook.org user kyndo. He's better at this kind of stuff... 

Would you eat a s'mores cake, as long as it didn't have icing on it?

Could you, would you,
with a goat?

Would you, could you,
on a boat?


I missed waygook.org user kyndo. He's better at this kind of stuff... 

No I would not,
in a moat. 

Are you gonna
be a gloat?

Did something happen to kyndo?  Or is he just on vacay

Did something happen to kyndo?  Or is he just on vacay

I'm sure he'll show up randomly one day and give us a Kyndo Surprise

Would you eat a s'mores cake, as long as it didn't have icing on it?

A graham cracker bottom, predominantly chocolate cake (not too sweet), with sparing use of marshmallow would be tolerable.

Really, I'd like something no sweeter than a Misura plumcake or something along those lines. Even that is sort of pushing it sometimes.

Tangerine cake actually sounds lovely. If it was just cake with tangerines in it and a negligible amount of icing.

Do you put anything on your pancakes, or do you just eat them plain? What about compote?

I like them plain. No butter even. If people throw fruit in them they're okay I guess. Same with waffles and donuts.

I don't always abhor sweets. I can't get over Dr. Pepper, Root Beer, and Ginger Ale, but I also have trouble drinking even a 12 oz. can these days. I don't mind fruit either. It's also sweets, not sugars, as I can inhale pasta with the best of them. I think its something I picked up from my parents. They never added sugar to their tea or coffee and seldom drank sodas. As a child I always liked sweet iced tea, now I can't stomach the stuff except once in a great while.

One annoying thing about it is that I'll order bottled water at fast food places, and if they don't have that, Coke Zero, and people look at me like I'm ridiculous for getting that at a fast food place. I'm not trying to be healthy, I just don't like the sugar. 

I also knew a person who liked to put ketchup on his twinkies.

I hope you called the police.

That... That's no potato!

It was soap, you guys. Not soup. Thanks for being there during this trying time.

It was soap, you guys. Not soup. Thanks for being there during this trying time.

I am so relieved.

It was soap, you guys. Not soup. Thanks for being there during this trying time.

Kinda sad now... but I will use that "soup" on my gf and see how it goes just for fun. 

It was soap, you guys. Not soup. Thanks for being there during this trying time.

i think I just saved your relationship~