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lox w/tomatoes and onions

Macro or micro?
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macro - I'm a 'big picture' kinda guy :mrgreen:

tweedle dee, or tweedle dum ?
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tweedle dee

studded or ribbed
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Extra sheer and smooth.

Peanut butter - smooth or chunky ? (smooth here)
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Smooth.

Asteroid or comet?
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Asteroids are boring, whereas Comets are teh sexay. :thumb:

What to put on fresh rolls ... good olive oil, or premium butter ?
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Tough question, since I like both methods... I think I'll go with the olive oil...just add some salt, pepper, and fresh grated parm...yummy.

Bake or roast?
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Roasting something sounds sexier than merely baking it.

Braise or Stew ? :P
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Braise. :wink:

Gas or electric?
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As far as a stove, I tend to lean towards gas.


Chemistry or Physics?
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Chemistry.

Arrows or bullets?
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Arrows are cool.

Rifle or Pistol?
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Pistols are very sexy! (Mmm, Beretta)
But I want an AK-74.
The penis mighter than the sword.
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Hey Echus, you didn't say a This or That!
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Echus Cthulhu Mythos wrote:Pistols are very sexy! (Mmm, Beretta)
But I want an AK-74.
How 'bout an AK-47?
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An AK-74 is different from an AK-47...
Hey Echus, you didn't say a This or That!
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Supporting a local band or going to see an international super-band thing?
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Supporting a local band (devil gate drive es da best! )

cancer or aids
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Hmmm...I think I'd have to pick cancer since they seem to have better success treating cancer over AIDS... :(

Syphillis or herpes?
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Herpes ... that one comes from people, whereas siphilis originally came from sheep. :roll: The complications are a lot less serious too, as I understand it.

Chef knife, food processor, or Blender ? (I listed those in the order I prefer them, BTW)
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Chef Knife. :mrgreen:

Gunpowder or "Greek Fire?"
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Gun powder, my younger brother once took my older brother's black powder pouch and made a long line on the ground just like they do in the cartoons. He lit it as I watched from a safe 20 foot distance, Bad idea! :crazy:

Firecracker or Sparkler?
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Firecracker--gotta scare them evil spirits away with a good dose of "fire drug." :mrgreen:

Coffee or tea?
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Firecracker ... sparklers are for sissies :twisted:

Chopper or Traditional Motorcycle ? (latter for me)
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Drinking tea on a Traditional English Triumph.

Dirt track or paved racing?

/got you both covered
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I'm not keen on racing. On-road racing is dangerous, and off-road is environmentally destructive. I'll stick with paved roads on my pedal-powered Cannondale, thx. :mrgreen:

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0 to 60 mph in about ... well, never I suppose. Fastest I've gone is 46 mph, on a downhill. :lol:

Seltzer or Cola ?
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