Strange habits

[soitgoes...]

Didn't any of you people see I Love You Man? A "man cave" is mentioned and seen.

[Derek]

Reminded myself of a strange habit on the drive home. The volume level on anything digital (radio, tv, etc.) must be set on an even number. If it goes to 11, I'm afraid I'd have to top it off at 10.

[Winston*]

Didn't any of you people see I Love You Man? A "man cave" is mentioned and seen.

And if you haven't seen I Love You Man, then you've at least read the screenplay.

[Mara]

I eat steak with complimentary ingredients and seasonings. I don't take steak unseasoned, cook it and eat it by itself. If that's how you've experienced steak, then I guess I can see why you wouldn't like it. Just like most wouldn't eat a boiled chicken breast all by itself.

I said that I don't dislike steak. And of course I've had it well-seasoned with side dishes. I still just find that a little boring.

If the steak has been chopped up and put on a salad, or in a burrito, or stir-fried with broccoli and onions and served over rice, I'm going to be more interested.

[D_Davis]

And if you haven't seen I Love You Man, then you've at least read the screenplay.

I read it every year.

[Grouchy]

Wow, in reading all this crazy shit about steaks or even "boring food" - what the hell is that? - all I'm left wondering is how all of your opinions on meat would change completely if you came to Argentina and ate meat the only way you're supposed to:

[Ezee E]

They're sophisticated Grouchy, duh.

There's a place in Denver called Rodizio's where people walk around from table-to-table with just different types of meats. You do your own veggies and stuff at the salad bar which has literally everything you can think of. It's amazing really.

[Spinal]

I love meat. I just don't think steak is all that great.

[Qrazy]

A man cave is where men go to be by themselves and be men, you know, like watch porn, drink beer, be lazy and/or sloppy, etc.

Ahh I just call that my apartment.

[Qrazy]

This isn't directed at you D, so please don't take it personally .

But I've recently developed a pet peeve in relation to hearing how people prepare their food. Don't get me wrong, if someone asks for a recipe or if there's a conversation about preparing a meal, then by all means. But I have a friend who these past few months has constantly been volunteering information about what he made himself for dinner.
...

'Oh man I just made myself the best hamburger! So you're going to want to take 1.234 pounds of ground beef. Be sure you have ground round beef and not ground chuck of course. After that dice a Turda red onion with 112 fluid cutting motions each 2/14th's of a centimeter apart. Use a ceramic paring knife from Japan for this, you're not going to want any metallic ions on your burger! Then you'll...'

Stop! Christ, I don't tell you about the intricacies of the door knob I just installed. 'So first you take two flathead screws out of a plastic bag that you're going to want to buy at Jimmy's Hardware. Then you should unwind the cord on your Black and Decker electric screwdriv...'

[soitgoes...]

'So first you take two flathead screws out of a plastic bag that you're going to want to buy at Jimmy's Hardware. Then you should unwind the cord on your Black and Decker electric screwdriv...'

Go on, don't just stop mid-word.

[Scar]

Go on, don't just stop mid-word.

Please take your hand out of your pants.