| | Date left when she saw what was for dinner :( Page 9 of 9 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) | Hmmm, good test to see if she's a rude b1tch. I'll have to try that.
Don't let the door hit your sweet ass on the way out, princess. | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 4/25/2012 9:49:07 AM | | Wow. That is ridiculously rude. I mean, of course when having someone over for dinner you talk about what they like/dislike, etc., which you did. But to just say "I'm not eating this s---" and leave?! Ok, honestly I probably wouldn't like what you served either (but I eat unhealthy haha), but even still I would've eaten it and been polite and courteous, especially if you were a great guy. Overall, she's a jerk for doing that and be glad that she showed you her true colors now rather than later. Clearly, she wasn't being considerate of you or your feelings, which shows what kind of person she is. That is so rude. :( | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 4/25/2012 9:55:11 AM |
She takes 1 look and freaks out and "I'm not eating that s..." Keep in mind, I even took the time to figure her macros, no easy task considering women always lie about their weight. Anyway, this leads to a huge fight and she leaves.
I would have just waved and yelled "More for me!! Don't walk so loud, the foundations of the building aren't THAT strong!"  | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 4/25/2012 3:12:50 PM | She was extremely rude and should have just eaten what she could. That you are imposing your diet regime on a guest is not a good thing to do by the same token. Lying about her weight? Had you not seen her before? If so why was she risking even going to your house? Fighting over food, how juvenile!! Maybe she sussed you are a gym junkie and as for boxing, it is a barbaric hideous pasttime.
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 4/26/2012 3:50:15 PM | | That was very rude of her, but then we're only getting your side. Did you make a comment on her body. Fat Ass is pretty sting, I'm not into overweight men and I can tell you women are not the only ones to lie about their weight, I've known men to lie about their weight and age. | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/18/2012 10:56:26 PM | No manners! If you are dining at someone's table, you eat what is on your plate unles you are allergic to it, say thank you and then offer to help with clean up. Where has social etiquette gone? I guess there is not an app for that on the latest smart phone.
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exactly!!!
Last time I took a bottle of wine for this lady and she was fussing about the quality rather than being polite and thankful.I took her back home and never contact her again.People who does not have the basic courtesy or manners , I have no time for them.
You don't have to fight with anyone, just say if they don't like what you prepare , they don't have to eat, they can get their own.adios. | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/18/2012 11:00:02 PM | Microwave! The latest thing in the confirmed plagiarist bachelors kitchen!
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You call it cooking, taste like sponge and rubbery........ | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/18/2012 11:04:20 PM | You should have called me, I'd have finished it in no time, and offered get the dish done, and invited you back to my home for another dinner another day...
Actually any women who have manners and common would have done the sense, wouldn't they?
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Thank you for standing out ,not to defend that ..............poor class whatever
you are every man's dream... | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/19/2012 8:21:15 AM | I have to say that I see more flaw on the cook than on the guest. When you invite someone to come to your house and you are going to cook for them, it's no longer a utilitarian event but rather one where at the center is to entertain and yes, also to impress. If let's say you can't cook worth a cr ap. Get pre-cooked stuff and be done. But don't throw together some stuff that your guest are going to feel disinclined to even want to desire to eat.
So what do you do. First, learn about your guest. Women can be very picky. I've known women that will not eat red meat, only eat free range chicken or fish, or do not touch gluten, or like think sauces, or can eat anything spicy, or love spicy stuff. So ask them. Do your research, then even throw the menu at them. One of my favorite dishes for a date that I make is grilled Coho Salmon, in a Thai sauce with jalapeños, served over arugula. Some women can't handle the heat. Some have said that they will try it without the jalapeños others did not want to even venture there. Is that their fault? No. And you as the chef, as the entertainer are in control of making it a pleasant experience for your guest.
So if the OP would have talked to this woman, and gotten, the I am not eating that over the phone, then he could have asked what do you like, what can you eat. In this day and age that is a legitimate question to ask.
Now, lets say that you don't want to put the effort or time to do something right. You can always find ways to cheat it and make a huge impression. YOu could have bought a rotisserie chicken from your supermarket, then slice some pieces and add a Bruchetta sauce on top of them and shaved parmesan cheese. Then either microwave, or better yet, broiled for a few minutes. Then either serve over pasta or spinach. This is a fabulous dish. The chicken is very tasty and is usually a winner with women that are watching their weight. | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/19/2012 8:28:41 AM | You are getting no sympathy from me! I am allergic to asparagus. I HATE chicken breast. Next time you entertain someone get it in your thick head that not because a meal is healthy (although yours was too high on carbs and too law on veggies), they will HAVE TO eat it. If you put that on my plate, I'd be lost. Maybe nibble at the rice that looks gooey and overcooked, but that is that.
It would have been more courteous of you to ASK your guest if there is something she prefers to eat, then you work your healthy options there. Not just force your personal WEIRD taste on people. | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/19/2012 8:42:27 AM | | If you served a salad or some fresh fruit it would have been a complete meal. I am assuming that is brown rice, that takes 45 mins to cook. although the meal looks a little bland.try some fresh herbs. I don't think i would spring asparagus on anyone most people don't like it. I would make the same thing for myself but it would look a lot different. | |
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Posted: 8/19/2012 9:18:13 AM | | What she did was rude as h*ll. I have ZERO tolerance for rudeness and picky eaters and dislikes and crap like that. If some guy came over and wouldn't eat something I made because, let's say it was farm-raised or not vegan or was red meat or didn't like asparagus, or blah blah blah, he can find the door. I come from a big family and you eat what you are served, or go hungry. Now if the guy ate most of the foods I cooked but didn't care for one item, no big deal. But to say what this woman did "I'm not eating this sh.." what a rude, classless, ungrateful, selfish, ________(fill in the blank). | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/19/2012 10:32:47 AM | Manners people!
Lol; good luck with that one.
What are we Sweden?
We invade people to tell (ok, force) them to live like us; and you expect respect and manners?
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/19/2012 1:00:37 PM | Frankly, I don't care how the food looks. That does not justify her reaction.
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Amen to your Comments.Best comments ever.There are ways to handle delicate situation but actiing like a classless person shows poor taste and upbringing | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/19/2012 1:01:31 PM | No matter what you made, I think that kind of rudeness on her part is amazing!! Was she raised by wolves? Manners people!
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you are so rights.Where is the manners and etiqutte | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/19/2012 5:23:43 PM | | i could understand if you were serving her chicken mcnuggets and cold french fries, but this is ridiculous! i would never behave in such a way. if a man takes the time to prepare a meal for you, sets the table, cleans up his house, invites you over, for christ's sake, have some appreciation! i am sorry, but i just don't get it. | |
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/20/2012 2:45:33 PM |
Who the phuck chooses asparagus as the main veggie for guests to eat?
BBQ asparagus with the right spices kicks as&! (and I'M a veggie hater!)
When you invite someone to dinner YOU ASK THEM what they would like to eat. Hell I have gals go SHOP with me for what they want me to cook. I love to cook and I am not limited in any way as to menu choices. I cook what my GUESTS want to eat
*sigh*
I have to agree with this.
The point in a date, or even a friendly dinner, is to have your guests enjoy themselves.
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| Date left when she saw what was for dinner :(
Posted: 8/20/2012 2:57:03 PM | This thread gets funnier and funnier.
Don’t forget:
OP:
women always lie about their weight….this leads to a huge fight….
I know I just LOVE it when a man invites me to dinner and then fights with me.
Hell I have gals go SHOP with me for what they want me to cook.
Now that’s nice. :) | |
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