07-09-2007, 00:11
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My Mom's tuna salad. It'll poison me before the guards get me.
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07-10-2007, 15:48
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First off, I'm never getting taken. . . no orange jump suit and videoed beheading for me. There's no such thing as a POW in the GWOT.
That disclaimer stated, my wife and I had dinner at The Herb Farm for our last anniversary. I'm a bit more of a grourmand than gourmet, but the experience was spectacular. So, my last meal will be what ever these fine folks are serving that auspicious evening.
http://www.theherbfarm.com/Index2.tm...idth=800&bu=No
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07-10-2007, 16:19
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Originally Posted by Books
First off, I'm never getting taken. . . no orange jump suit and videoed beheading for me. There's no such thing as a POW in the GWOT.
That disclaimer stated, my wife and I had dinner at The Herb Farm for our last anniversary. I'm a bit more of a grourmand than gourmet, but the experience was spectacular. So, my last meal will be what ever these fine folks are serving that auspicious evening.
http://www.theherbfarm.com/Index2.tm...idth=800&bu=No
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When I was a kid my parents took me and my sister to the Herb Farm in Fall City, WA. They used to have llamas on the property (maybe they still do). I dared her to touch the electric fence. I still hear about that from time to time.
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07-11-2007, 18:44
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When I was a kid my parents took me and my sister to the Herb Farm in Fall City, WA. They used to have llamas on the property (maybe they still do). I dared her to touch the electric fence. I still hear about that from time to time.
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They've since gone upscale since those days. They had a fire that destroyed the farm and the insurance enabled them to move to the current location. They still grow most everything they serve (or have local growers provide what they don't). Don't remember the llamas though.
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07-11-2007, 21:03
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First off, I'm never getting taken. . . no orange jump suit and videoed beheading for me. There's no such thing as a POW in the GWOT.
That disclaimer stated, my wife and I had dinner at The Herb Farm for our last anniversary. I'm a bit more of a grourmand than gourmet, but the experience was spectacular. So, my last meal will be what ever these fine folks are serving that auspicious evening.
http://www.theherbfarm.com/Index2.tm...idth=800&bu=No
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Books, so sorry to hear you and your wife had your last anniversary. I wish there could have been many more. 
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07-12-2007, 19:54
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Quiet Professional
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House Salad with Honey Mustard dressing
Blooming Onion with extra sauce
12oz Outback Special Medium
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Mushrooms and onions
Chocolate Thunder from Down Under ....and I'd die a happy, and fat, man! 
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07-12-2007, 20:26
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Location: Fayetteville
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Texas Steak House
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House Salad with Honey Mustard dressing
Blooming Onion with extra sauce
12oz Outback Special Medium
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Mushrooms and onions
Chocolate Thunder from Down Under ....and I'd die a happy, and fat, man! |
A tall cold one from the Bar
Cactus Blossom to get things started
Another tall cold one as she takes my order
House Salad with Ranch dressing
Cowboy cut medium rare
Loaded baked patatoe
mix in a few peanuts and rolls during the wait
Another tall cold one as the main meal is placed on the table
Eat everything
Relax and enjoy the view as I have my last tall cold one.
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07-13-2007, 10:33
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I'd go with this:
Bloody Caesar (for those that are unfamiliar, it's a Bloody Mary, but with Clamatto & spices instead of tomato juice. Vastly better than Mary.)
Lump crab cakes, pan fried, with a roasted red pepper sauce.
Traditional Caesar salad.
Aged Filet mignon, medium rare, with crumbled blue cheese.
Creamed spinach.
Baked tater with the works.
Slice of strawberry/mango pie with a lump of vanilla ice cream on top.
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07-13-2007, 14:37
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5POINT56:
We (Wife & I) both like 'Bloody Ceasers,' much better then any type of other tomato mix. I like an olive stuffed with a jalapeno pepper on the stick, or sometimes a pickeld okra slice instead. I like to use Stoli's Vodka too!
The meal sounds great! Made me drool! 
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07-13-2007, 21:00
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Books, so sorry to hear you and your wife had your last anniversary. I wish there could have been many more. |
Ahh, you got me! But after putting up with me being a geo-bachelor for the last couple of years during the Q course (and what I expect to be a continued performance in the years to come), I don't think my wife will get rid of me so quick. She's too invested!
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07-14-2007, 07:30
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OK, you have been taken prisoner and are going to be executed. You get one last meal. Anything you want. What is it?
And no, you may not order weapons or tools. LOL
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Whatever Superman eats. Definitely no Kryptonite!! 
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07-14-2007, 08:15
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A Power Bar brand vanilla protein bar and a Monster Lo Carb energy Drink.
It is a small meal. This should help me when I make a last escape attempt.
No one likes to run on a full stomach.
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12-22-2007, 15:33
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I would have a nice fat juicy 22 oz. steak, charbroiled for about 20 sec. Broccoli with melted cheese, & some giant fried sea scallops & lobster dipped in lemon juice and butter! To top it off a nice cigar and a 12 pack of Bud.
After reading this thread I had to post this. Gotta go wipe off the keyboard now. Oh And for the escape I would have to bust the bud bottles over their heads, cut their throats and run like hell.
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12-22-2007, 17:31
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My ideal last meal would include, a ribeye, fully loaded baked potato, chicken caesar salad, and a can of coke. And for dessert...I'd fold the can into a knife and fight my way out!
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12-22-2007, 17:59
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My friend, Dan Vasquez, was warden at San Quentin Prison when it was time to execute Robert Alton Harris (1st California execution after the new death penalty law was enacted).
Harris asked the warden what he could order for a last meal. Vasquez replied that he could have anything that could be purchased with $3.70 because that was the State budget for a prisoner for meals for a day.
Harris had Burger King hamburgers.
Mike
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