Dining solo: Have you ever done it and how did it feel? - Page 4

Vaskez · 05-05-2004, 06:27 PM

People worry too much about their stomachs - I'd rather spend my money on sports equipment than eating out. With some of my badminton mates it's like stomachs before sport - they have a massive bbq before badminton then compain that they can't run after my shots! Grrr.

LOL

The Hierophant · 05-05-2004, 09:19 PM

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Originally posted by Vaskez:
People worry too much about their stomachs - I'd rather spend my money on sports equipment than eating out. With some of my badminton mates it's like stomachs before sport - they have a massive bbq before badminton then compain that they can't run after my shots! Grrr.

LOL

But you see Vask, even if they didn't have full stomachs they wouldn't be able to hit your shots. That's just how awesome and manly you are! [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Vaskez · 05-05-2004, 09:38 PM

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Originally posted by The Hierophant:
But you see Vask, even if they didn't have full stomachs they wouldn't be able to hit your shots. That's just how awesome and manly you are! [img]tongue.gif[/img]

I'll have you know most people consider it quite an achievement to beat me in singles [img]tongue.gif[/img]

There is some truth to what you say

Thoran · 05-06-2004, 11:03 AM

If you travel on business you get used to eating alone. As someone who's "married with children" (two boys no less) I actually don't mind the occasional solo dinner when I'm on the road. I bring a good book and enjoy a quiet, peaceful, argument-less, food-fight-less, bodily function-less, "he's kicking me"-less, "get off my side"-less, "do I HAVE to eat that"-less meal.

05-05-2004, 06:27 PM	#31
Vaskez Takhisis Follower Join Date: April 30, 2001 Location: szép Magyarország (well not right now) Posts: 5,089	People worry too much about their stomachs - I'd rather spend my money on sports equipment than eating out. With some of my badminton mates it's like stomachs before sport - they have a massive bbq before badminton then compain that they can't run after my shots! Grrr. LOL __________________ Too set in his ways to ever relate If he could set that aside, there'd be heaven to pay But weathered and aged, time swept him to grave Love conquers all? Damn, I'd say that area's gray

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05-06-2004, 11:03 AM	#34
Thoran Galvatron Join Date: January 10, 2002 Location: Upstate NY Age: 56 Posts: 2,109	If you travel on business you get used to eating alone. As someone who's "married with children" (two boys no less) I actually don't mind the occasional solo dinner when I'm on the road. I bring a good book and enjoy a quiet, peaceful, argument-less, food-fight-less, bodily function-less, "he's kicking me"-less, "get off my side"-less, "do I HAVE to eat that"-less meal.

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