I was talking to a friend of mine. And it turns out he freaks if different foods touch eachother. So he buys those plates with the partitions. That way nothing touches.

My mom refuses to eat pizza without a knife or a fork. And it has to be covered in ranch dressing.

I hate hot food. If I cook something, I stick it in the fridge so it's not hot.

Weird. Anyone else?

i like cold pizza and chicken

I like to mix my mashed potatoes and lima beans and I will eat most anything with balsamic vinegar (that includes my mashed taters and lima beans)

I like lima beans with fatback and ketchup.

nice.signzzture.

Isn't it? I'm right partial to my avatar, though.

i could eat cold chinese food... when i'm too lazy to warm up crap in the microwave.

love the avi

buckwheat pancakes and gravy - but there's nothing odd about that. I just have a craving

My friend Paul eats everything with a fork. He lives in Germany though, I guess a lot of people do that there.

even a sandwich?

What the hell's a buckwheat pancake?

Hippie food, I bet.

definitely not hippie food

lady, you live in the south and dont know about buckwheat pancakes? hmm...

I.live.in.florida.and.i.dont.know.what.a.buckwheat.sandwich.is

I dont know what a buckwheat sandwich is either


buckwheat is a certain type of flour though...

Probably, he eats hamburgers with forks. Get it, Hambug....hamburgers? Hahaha. I crack myself up. Oh, he lives in Hamburg by the way...Just to make that "joke" clear.

Anyways, for the weird food things...uhhm...I love pickled onions but I hate regular onions.

There is only 1 place I will eat a reuben sandwich at...it's a German deli about 10 miles from my house. The American version on the reuben sucks ass.

I prefer cold pizza to hot pizza

I'll try to think of more.

Yes, I'm from the south and never heard of buckwheat pancakes.

"Buckwheat is a grain that has been eaten for hundreds of years in the Far East. China, Japan, Korea, and other Asian countries have long enjoyed noodles made from buckwheat flour. "

hmm...maybe its a Virginian/Tennessee/Kentucky Blue Ridge Mountains area sort of thing?

Oh. Backwoods sheeit.

it's good eatin