post random questions daily and see if anyone plays with me and answers them :)

What food that is traditionally associated with Thanksgiving (or other holiday dinner) that you could cleary do without ever being served because you personally find it unedible although everyone else thinks it is great?

So what are some of the “musts” for the Thanksgiving table?

What were your favorites growing up?

How early did you get up to watch them?

What is your biggest pleasure in the world?

What’s your latest or funniest misheard lyrics that you recall?

Mine is from Mondo Bongo

^{In the song it says that:}

Nobody said it was fair.

^{and I understood it like:}

A boy said he was fat.LOL!

My husband and I have a disagreement! He says that cranberry sauce is a dessert, and you eat it all by itself. I say pumpkin pie is a dessert, and cranberry sauce is a side item. You’re supposed to eat it in a bite with your turkey, or mixed with other foods that it tastes good with. The husband thinks I’m being disgusting.

So, for those of you who celebrate Thanksgiving, or eat cranberry sauce for some other reason, how do you eat your cranberry sauce?

And, do you prefer the fresh stuff with the actual pieces of cranberry, or the canned gelatin type stuff?

(turning the tables on y’all)

If you were Santa…
and could distribute 1 gift to (nearly) everyone in the world.

What would you give?

_{1 rule: has to be something material.
For example: not “peace” or “love” though it could be Beatles albums.}

Do you wear (a lot of) make-up?
Any standards? (Like you always use mascara or something…)
Any no-go’s? (Like you never wear lipstick or something…)

How do you feel about make-up?

Oh, what the heck, no I won’t. This is f’ing lame. Check out this news story wherein a couple was arrested because they and the group they were with refused to pay the $16 mandatory gratuity (can we say “oxymoron”) after they had horrible service at the Lehigh Pub. They had to wait an hour for food, had to get their own silverware and napkins, had to get up to ask for a drink refill because the waitress never came back. When they explained the situation to the bartender and told him why they weren’t paying the gratuity, they say that he took their money and subsequently called the police, who came and arrested them.

Now, in response to all of the publicity this has generated, the bar is claiming that they offered to comp the food to the couple because of the long wait and poor service, but the couple refused. Hmmm…let’s see. The bar generously offered to comp the whole meal to them, the ungrateful couple refused this gesture of generosity, so the bar took the payment for the meal and had the arrested for not paying the tip. Yeah, that sounds like a logical sequence of events…

If you live in Bethlehem, PA, you may want to avoid the Lehigh Pub…

Here’s the random question: Any thoughts on this story? Any restaurant nightmares to share? Any waitressing/waitering stories to share?

Have you added anything under the 2010 Resolution tab yet?