What's For Dinner Tonight?

Originally Posted by JustCoasting

You mean we have to post pics of what we are going to eat?

Wow, this is a tough thread.

Full rack of pork ribs (at least 10'' wide), baked potatoe and steamed carrots with mayonaise and real hot sauce for whatever pleases.

It's not necessary but some people like to show some of us on here the awesome stuff that they're cooking.

Originally Posted by Josh3235

It's not necessary but some people like to show some of us on here the awesome stuff that they're cooking.

Maybe i will post a pic of my pot noodles.................

I have nothing good to make right now, so I just went to go get a poutine. Its soo yummy.

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A nice sirloin steak with melted cheese and onion/sweetcorn and scrambled eggs.

mmmmmmmmmmm

I've never had poutine before but that looks sooooo good.

Originally Posted by borntoshine

I have nothing good to make right now, so I just went to go get a poutine. Its soo yummy.

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I would rather see a pic of all that rather than noodles! You had my attention at steak and eggs. lol.

Originally Posted by CATARACT

A nice sirloin steak with melted cheese and onion/sweetcorn and scrambled eggs.

mmmmmmmmmmm

the text i sent to my girlfriend about my dinner an hour ago:

lol i went to the bathroom and in the hall i smelled something awful i was like damn wtf then i went upstairs to eat and realized it waaaas dinner >.<

new castle brown ale for the rest of the night mabe a sandwich on wheat bread mayo thats about it.. for tonight.

Originally Posted by The Cryptkeeper

Ya I'm having a laugh. lol I just don't want to take a shot so I aint eatin nothing.

You're playing a game of Russian Roulette. What are you going to do when your blood sugar drops so low that you're too weak or confused to help yourself? You need to take better care of yourself and maybe schedule an appointment with a dietician that specializes in Diabetes. I mentioned an insulin pump before. It sure takes that hassle out of giving yourself shots. You just test your blood and the tester sends the information to the pump which gives you the insulin automatically. Plus it's real easy to use the pump manually to bolus.

I don't know what kind of insurance you have or don't have but you might want take a serious look at it. Changing the tubing and cartridges is a snap. I just don't know about affordability. My mom is diabetic and she has the pump. Her insurance covers the cost of the pump supplies. Dude, once again, take better care of yourself. That's the only body you have.