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Apr 9, 2017 08:48:16   #
lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas
 
I've been having conversations with myself for a long time, and they're usually quite cordial and informative, but lately, I've become cagey and even aggressive when pressed for details. I began to think I was hiding something from myself, what with all the evasions and stuff, and I wanted to know what and why. I finally decided to hire a private investigator to follow me around, to find out what I was doing behind my back.

It turns out it was something innocuous - I was sneaking out to eat Japanese food. I h**e Japanese food, and always have, it's just nasty. The Japanese will eat anything they can get on a plate, dead or alive. Who in their right mind eats baby octopus alive?! I was shocked, to say the least, to find out what I had been hiding from myself. Knowing how much I despise Japanese food, I understand my impulse to hide this from me, but it doesn't excuse this breach of trust, not in any way.

I need to figure out how to communicate to myself how hurtful and destructive this secretiveness is to me. I just hope I can get this message across to myself, before this escalates into something more serious, such as eating Korean food, or worse - New York food. This has got to stop.

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Apr 9, 2017 10:05:16   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
lpnmajor wrote:
I've been having conversations with myself for a long time, and they're usually quite cordial and informative, but lately, I've become cagey and even aggressive when pressed for details. I began to think I was hiding something from myself, what with all the evasions and stuff, and I wanted to know what and why. I finally decided to hire a private investigator to follow me around, to find out what I was doing behind my back.

It turns out it was something innocuous - I was sneaking out to eat Japanese food. I h**e Japanese food, and always have, it's just nasty. The Japanese will eat anything they can get on a plate, dead or alive. Who in their right mind eats baby octopus alive?! I was shocked, to say the least, to find out what I had been hiding from myself. Knowing how much I despise Japanese food, I understand my impulse to hide this from me, but it doesn't excuse this breach of trust, not in any way.

I need to figure out how to communicate to myself how hurtful and destructive this secretiveness is to me. I just hope I can get this message across to myself, before this escalates into something more serious, such as eating Korean food, or worse - New York food. This has got to stop.
I've been having conversations with myself for a l... (show quote)


You poor man. You must feel so betrayed. To just blindly trust like that and find out you've been lied to all those years. I really can't imagine what you're going through.

Fortunately, there are plenty of places you might find the help and comfort you need right now:

https://www.bing.com/search?q=psychiatric+help&pc=MOZI&form=MOZSBR

Keep your chin up, I hope you find the strength to get over it soon.

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Apr 9, 2017 12:36:26   #
slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas
 
lpnmajor wrote:
I've been having conversations with myself for a long time, and they're usually quite cordial and informative, but lately, I've become cagey and even aggressive when pressed for details. I began to think I was hiding something from myself, what with all the evasions and stuff, and I wanted to know what and why. I finally decided to hire a private investigator to follow me around, to find out what I was doing behind my back.

It turns out it was something innocuous - I was sneaking out to eat Japanese food. I h**e Japanese food, and always have, it's just nasty. The Japanese will eat anything they can get on a plate, dead or alive. Who in their right mind eats baby octopus alive?! I was shocked, to say the least, to find out what I had been hiding from myself. Knowing how much I despise Japanese food, I understand my impulse to hide this from me, but it doesn't excuse this breach of trust, not in any way.

I need to figure out how to communicate to myself how hurtful and destructive this secretiveness is to me. I just hope I can get this message across to myself, before this escalates into something more serious, such as eating Korean food, or worse - New York food. This has got to stop.
I've been having conversations with myself for a l... (show quote)


You need to try Tex-Mex and BBQ, washed down with Lone Star or Dr. Pepper, of course. They will set you straight

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Apr 9, 2017 12:48:47   #
Quakerwidow Loc: Chestertown, MD
 
slatten49 wrote:
You need to try Tex-Mex and BBQ, washed down with Lone Star or Dr. Pepper, of course. They will set you straight


worth trying

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Apr 9, 2017 13:03:34   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
...On the lighter side...



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Apr 9, 2017 15:59:33   #
lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas
 
slatten49 wrote:
You need to try Tex-Mex and BBQ, washed down with Lone Star or Dr. Pepper, of course. They will set you straight


Yep, my kinda food. I think I'm trying to poison myself with the oriental stuff, who knows what's really in there anyway? I'm assuming that in Texas, you can see your food eye to eye before it's cooked.

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Apr 9, 2017 18:17:18   #
pafret Loc: Northeast
 
lpnmajor wrote:
I've been having conversations with myself for a long time, and they're usually quite cordial and informative, but lately, I've become cagey and even aggressive when pressed for details. I began to think I was hiding something from myself, what with all the evasions and stuff, and I wanted to know what and why. I finally decided to hire a private investigator to follow me around, to find out what I was doing behind my back.

It turns out it was something innocuous - I was sneaking out to eat Japanese food. I h**e Japanese food, and always have, it's just nasty. The Japanese will eat anything they can get on a plate, dead or alive. Who in their right mind eats baby octopus alive?! I was shocked, to say the least, to find out what I had been hiding from myself. Knowing how much I despise Japanese food, I understand my impulse to hide this from me, but it doesn't excuse this breach of trust, not in any way.

I need to figure out how to communicate to myself how hurtful and destructive this secretiveness is to me. I just hope I can get this message across to myself, before this escalates into something more serious, such as eating Korean food, or worse - New York food. This has got to stop.
I've been having conversations with myself for a l... (show quote)



You need to get a grip on this alter ego, this is not the first rodeo you have reported and I am beginning to believe the other is getting the upper hand. Will he begin posting here on OPP and will he want his own ID or will he offer confusion to the enemy by using yours. Instead of well reasoned discourse will he break out in a rash of insane assertions and foul calumny? This other you have unleashed sounds dangerous, who knows he might develop a taste for kippered herring some day.

I can recommend a good Physician who has some significant experience in your malaise, Dr Robert Jekyll. His address is 27 Kingly Court Soho, Westminster, England. I referred my good friend H. P. Lovecraft to him for a similar malady with efficacious results.

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Apr 10, 2017 04:56:40   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
lpnmajor wrote:
I'm assuming that in Texas, you can see your food eye to eye before it's cooked.


Only if it's standing on all fours!

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Apr 10, 2017 08:17:25   #
popparod Loc: Somewhere else.
 
lpnmajor wrote:
I've been having conversations with myself for a long time, and they're usually quite cordial and informative, but lately, I've become cagey and even aggressive when pressed for details. I began to think I was hiding something from myself, what with all the evasions and stuff, and I wanted to know what and why. I finally decided to hire a private investigator to follow me around, to find out what I was doing behind my back.

It turns out it was something innocuous - I was sneaking out to eat Japanese food. I h**e Japanese food, and always have, it's just nasty. The Japanese will eat anything they can get on a plate, dead or alive. Who in their right mind eats baby octopus alive?! I was shocked, to say the least, to find out what I had been hiding from myself. Knowing how much I despise Japanese food, I understand my impulse to hide this from me, but it doesn't excuse this breach of trust, not in any way.

I need to figure out how to communicate to myself how hurtful and destructive this secretiveness is to me. I just hope I can get this message across to myself, before this escalates into something more serious, such as eating Korean food, or worse - New York food. This has got to stop.
I've been having conversations with myself for a l... (show quote)



The reason the Japanese tried to conquer the world:
They were looking for better food.

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Apr 10, 2017 08:20:31   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
popparod wrote:
The reason the Japanese tried to conquer the world:
They were looking for better food.


Oooh. Snarky. Larry Likey!

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Apr 10, 2017 10:18:41   #
lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas
 
popparod wrote:
The reason the Japanese tried to conquer the world:
They were looking for better food.


Can you imagine how many people died, before they found the secret to cooking puffer fish? You must really be starving to keep trying to eat a poisonous fish, that and have plenty of peasants to try it out on. I think you are probably right.

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Apr 10, 2017 10:19:49   #
lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas
 
pafret wrote:
You need to get a grip on this alter ego, this is not the first rodeo you have reported and I am beginning to believe the other is getting the upper hand. Will he begin posting here on OPP and will he want his own ID or will he offer confusion to the enemy by using yours. Instead of well reasoned discourse will he break out in a rash of insane assertions and foul calumny? This other you have unleashed sounds dangerous, who knows he might develop a taste for kippered herring some day.

I can recommend a good Physician who has some significant experience in your malaise, Dr Robert Jekyll. His address is 27 Kingly Court Soho, Westminster, England. I referred my good friend H. P. Lovecraft to him for a similar malady with efficacious results.
You need to get a grip on this alter ego, this is ... (show quote)


On the other hand, I'm an army of one...including an assassin if I need one.

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Apr 10, 2017 13:20:37   #
badbobby Loc: texas
 
lpnmajor wrote:
I've been having conversations with myself for a long time, and they're usually quite cordial and informative, but lately, I've become cagey and even aggressive when pressed for details. I began to think I was hiding something from myself, what with all the evasions and stuff, and I wanted to know what and why. I finally decided to hire a private investigator to follow me around, to find out what I was doing behind my back.

It turns out it was something innocuous - I was sneaking out to eat Japanese food. I h**e Japanese food, and always have, it's just nasty. The Japanese will eat anything they can get on a plate, dead or alive. Who in their right mind eats baby octopus alive?! I was shocked, to say the least, to find out what I had been hiding from myself. Knowing how much I despise Japanese food, I understand my impulse to hide this from me, but it doesn't excuse this breach of trust, not in any way.

I need to figure out how to communicate to myself how hurtful and destructive this secretiveness is to me. I just hope I can get this message across to myself, before this escalates into something more serious, such as eating Korean food, or worse - New York food. This has got to stop.
I've been having conversations with myself for a l... (show quote)


at first I figured you were just having a few hallucinations Doc
but now it appears that full dementia has set in
I heartily recommend a fifth of Jack
this will at least ease your pain
oh yeah
stay away from Slatten
what he has is catching


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Apr 10, 2017 13:23:08   #
badbobby Loc: texas
 
slatten49 wrote:
You need to try Tex-Mex and BBQ, washed down with Lone Star or Dr. Pepper, of course. They will set you straight


ain't chu never heard a ice cream and water melon??

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Apr 10, 2017 13:45:48   #
pafret Loc: Northeast
 
slatten49 wrote:
You need to try Tex-Mex and BBQ, washed down with Lone Star or Dr. Pepper, of course. They will set you straight


Is that foot wash "Lone Star" beer? still being concocted? Next you will be recommending "Lucky Lager", have you no shame sir?

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