Things I could do entirely without:

[twicketface]

waffle cones
baseball
fishing
hangnails
uncharged rechargable batteries
sticky floors
cat poop outside the litterbox
raisins
microwaves at work that smell like fish
shirtsleeves that get to short when dried in the dryer
all things Garfield
the lack of another Burning Airlines record
gravy
all merchandise containing images of bald eagles or bald eagles and American flags
that eyelash that decided to set up shop on my eyeball for a good 20 minutes on Saturday.

Comments

[htothem.livejournal.com]

I like minty chocolatey ice cream, but I'm not a fan of chips in my ice cream. I like the mint oreo stuff though and thin mint milkshakes. I also like minty chocolatey coffee. Don and I keep separate ice creams though. He likes things like double chocolate brownie fudge with chocolate chips and chocolate mousse swirls. That's just too chocolatey for me.

Don recently started eating fish, so he's fascinated by the idea of fish (anchovies) on pizza. That's a crime against all things delicious, but he can sin on his own thanks to pizza hut.

He's also always trying to use cinnamon raisin English muffins for tuna salad sandwiches and stuff.

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

Marie gets the whole package of Thin Mints to herself. I see mint as a toothpaste ingredient, making the joining of it with chocolate potentially lethal.

I used to eat peanut butter spread on American cheese.

[htothem.livejournal.com]

I don’t like peanut butter, which I realize makes me a communist. I just don’t like food that is basically pre-chewed by a machine. Applesauce grosses me out for the same reason. I’m a very neurotic person, and it carries over into my eating habits. The whole refusal to eat blue food is a perfect example.

I can respect your mint argument, and I feel that way about mints, the candy. If you are going to eat some sweet, delicious candy, why bother with something that tastes like toothpaste? In fact, the only time I like mint is in toothpaste or in combo with chocolate.

[twicketface.livejournal.com]

Are you against condiments or just regular food that's been processed?

I think I should write a book detailing people's food foibles - it's interesting as to what things people are vehemently against.

[htothem.livejournal.com]

I am against neither condiments nor processed food as a whole. I just don't like the idea that a machine chewed up perfectly good peanuts or apples.

That book would be interesting. I'd buy it to read it, not just because you're my (lj) friend.