Soup to nuts: the ladies' final flight.
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Has there ever been such an Olympian feast?
Rachael: the appetizer
Miki: the salad
Mao: the game dish
Yu-na: the roast beef
Joannie: the fine wine
Mirai: the dessert
May I have seconds on the dessert please?
ETA: And if you are offering cocktails I would like Laura - and make it a double please!
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Has there ever been such an Olympian feast?
Rachael: the appetizer
Miki: the salad
Mao: the game dish
Yu-na: the roast beef
Joannie: the fine wine
Mirai: the dessert
Very well put. It was a fine meal at a beautiful banquet.
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LOL first time i've thought about Mao and Yuna in terms of blocks of meat... O__O
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[Insert - but I thought Plushenko was the fine whine.]
And I like fish - who’s the fish? Or is that considered part of the game dish. (I ain’t hardly never et at no fancy bajillion course meals)
P.S. Oh Mathman, how do we keep avoiding meeting in person at DSC, etc.?
And I like fish - who’s the fish? Or is that considered part of the game dish. (I ain’t hardly never et at no fancy bajillion course meals)
P.S. Oh Mathman, how do we keep avoiding meeting in person at DSC, etc.?
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Ewwww, I get a bad vision while reading about eating Rachael as appetizer. That would not be appetizing. And I would hate to think of Mao as a lean drum stick off of a wild turkey. She would be much more delicious. Miki as salad? Urff. Yuna doesn't really like meat from what I hear and I don't want to think of her as roast beef all greased up. I'm okay with Joannie as fine wine but pork chops comes to mind first for me. Mirai would be a sweet tart.
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Assuming that McDonalds is an official sponsor, let's apply the Big Mac principle to the starting order:
Two all - beef patties: Rachel Flatt
Special sauce: Miki Ando
Lettuce: Yu-Na Kim
Cheese: Mao Asado
Pickled onions: Joannie Rochette
On a sesame seed bun: Mirai Nagasu
Two all - beef patties: Rachel Flatt
Special sauce: Miki Ando
Lettuce: Yu-Na Kim
Cheese: Mao Asado
Pickled onions: Joannie Rochette
On a sesame seed bun: Mirai Nagasu
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Rachael: Breadsticks
Miki: Soup
Mao: honey garlic chicken wings
YuNa: ranch + black pepper chicken wings
Joannie: cake
Mirai: dessert coffee
Should I mention that chicken wings are my favourite food?????????
essence_of_soy: On Thursday night, I celebrated with a late-night Big Mac. :agree:
Edit: OMG my diet sounds SO bad...LOL. I just don't like water and salad that much.
And besides, I have those everyday.
Miki: Soup
Mao: honey garlic chicken wings
YuNa: ranch + black pepper chicken wings
Joannie: cake
Mirai: dessert coffee
Should I mention that chicken wings are my favourite food?????????
essence_of_soy: On Thursday night, I celebrated with a late-night Big Mac. :agree:
Edit: OMG my diet sounds SO bad...LOL. I just don't like water and salad that much.
And besides, I have those everyday.
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Lemme add to this....
Rachael: the glass
Miki: the banana
Yuna: the ice cream
Mao: the nuts
Joannie: the hot fudge
Mirai: the cherry on top
Mmm I'm craving a banana split right now
Rachael: the glass
Miki: the banana
Yuna: the ice cream
Mao: the nuts
Joannie: the hot fudge
Mirai: the cherry on top
Mmm I'm craving a banana split right now
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Rachael: the sausage
Miki: the coffee
Yuna: the buttermilk pancakes
Mao: the fruit salad
Joannie: the hash browns
Mirai: the whipped cream for the pancakes!
Miki: the coffee
Yuna: the buttermilk pancakes
Mao: the fruit salad
Joannie: the hash browns
Mirai: the whipped cream for the pancakes!
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What a funny thread
I think Yu Na Kim is more a light delicate souffle, risen to the top with just the right timing. A savory main dish.
Joannie i like the wine one, i think an aged, strong full bodied wine. Sophisticated with character.
I think Yu Na Kim is more a light delicate souffle, risen to the top with just the right timing. A savory main dish.
Joannie i like the wine one, i think an aged, strong full bodied wine. Sophisticated with character.
