My wife and I were discussing what to have for tea. I suggested soup. "Soup isn't a meal" she grumbled, telling me "how hungry she was". As far as I was concerned, after I'd thrown in some bread it was.
Tonight she swallowed a fly.
rob
Married life mirrors Seinfeld
Jun 16, 2005, 3:41 AM ET9 posts by 6 posters
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User describes his wife's complaint that soup isn't a meal and shares an anecdote about her swallowing a fly, sparking humorous discussion with other posters about whether soup counts as a meal.
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Was it a consomme?
"George.com" wrote in message news:d8rags$ip1$[email]...
"Karl Farbmann" wrote in message news:_Odse.57410$_o.39343@attbi_s71...
it doesn't matter - just the act of sitting down to eat makes it a meal.
If we eat here, it'll be good - but it'll be the same. If we eat somewhere else, it'll be different - but it might not be as good.
It's a gamble.
I get it.
-B.
"George.com" wrote in message news:d8rags$ip1$[email]...
what can happen?
dave
People eat pounds of them.
"George.com" wrote in message news:d8rags$ip1$[email]...
<snip>
So, you don't actually have tea for tea? I find your belief system facinating.
Er
"Er" wrote in message news:[email]...
"what the hell does that mean? Are you saying you want a piece of me?"
rob
"George.com" wrote in message news:d8rqfd$k0l$[email]...
i could drop you like a bag of dirt!
dave