| re: Meat Loaf - Hudson Theatre Sept 1993 Question | |
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Conas 09:56 pm UTC 07/27/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Meat Loaf - Hudson Theatre Sept 1993 Question - pidunk 07:37 pm UTC 07/27/07 |
| He was talking about something completely different. What has the crap you've written below got to do with anything? It just makes you look even more messed up in the head. > > I don't really mean to get testy here but I've just got to > get something off my chest. Ir's about Meatloaf. > > Growing up I didn't like to eat meatloaf. All the meatloaf > I'd seen was dry, and hard to chew because it was dry. > Hard to chew, hard to swallow, and that was it, I decided, > that I didn't like meatloaf. What was meatloaf, but a slab > of meat mixed with some other stuff that made the slab of > meat stick together, baked to a temperature that would > turn it into a brick, ans served with what, ketchup on top > of it. Yech. Boring, awful meatloaf. Luckily, it was not > made with any amount of frequency in my home. I had to eat > out most of the time after my mother remarried. And I ate > at someone else's house where their mother had this kind > of obsession with tenderloin steaks. Depending upon whose > friend I ate at, I either had tenderloin if at this one, > or porterhouse, if at the other one. Either way, I didn't > have to eat meatloaf. > > Then one day my stepfather came to me and declared that I > had to start eating at home. He declared that he was > retiring and was going to take on the task of cooking for > the family. And he thought I might be thrilled, this being > 1974/1975, that he was going to cook the dish he most > liked to cook of all dishes he knew. Meatloaf. I said I > don't like meatloaf, I can't eat meatloaf. "oh you'll like > THIS meatloaf, I'll make it interesting, you'll see, > you'll like it". I asked, what if I don't, and he said if > I don't, then I won't eat. Hmmmmm. Have to eat at home, > have to eat meatloaf. Wasn't life grand. > > He put all kinds of things into these slabs of meat, like > onions, potatoes, tomatoes, string beans, and heaven knows > what, and thank heaven, at least there was something to > break up the brick. But every day for a year he cooked, > and every day for a year he cooked meatloaf. > > So I just want to say, that although I do sometimes vie > for the occasional frozen meatloaf dinners, and even > manage to cook my own tolerable meatloaf in the microwave, > I am really, really sick, of meatloaf. > > > > > | |
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