LAST MEAL

Saturday, May 5th, 2012 | Uncategorized

If I ever morally fall far enough to murder someone or if I ever decide that I just don’t want to live anymore, this is how I plan to close my account.  Except for the easily-adjustable fact that it looks FAR too light on the bacon.

25 Comments to LAST MEAL

The Little Myrmidon
May 5, 2012

You want fries with that?

FW Ken
May 5, 2012

I want the recipe or where can I get one? Although I wouldn’t use Swiss cheese. Maybe mozzarella.

WannabeAnglican
May 5, 2012

Wow!

And, no, that don’t need fries!

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
May 5, 2012

OMG – that’s what Heaven is like!!!!!!

J. Stuart Little
May 5, 2012

That’s breakfast, what about lunch and dinner?

To be honest that looks to contain the amount of fat I consume in a month.

Don Janousek
May 5, 2012

A picture of the light brunch I have on Sundays – Big deal!

Actually, I’ve always hoped that my last meal would be Michelle Pfeiffer.

Yeah, I know, I know. Cheap and crass. But, hey, I’m old, I’m confused.

Jeffersonian
May 5, 2012

I saw that before on Insty, and already have plans to make one. I’m scouting the bread and such now…

carl jacobs
May 5, 2012

As a vegetarian, I find that concoction barbaric, and offensive at a visceral level. You should be ashamed of yourself for even mentioning it. Replace the bacon with seaweed, and the cheese with tofu, and the steak with lentils. Then you would have an enlightened and tasty meal that doesn’t depend upon slaughtering fellow sentient creatures for your enjoyment.

But of course you won’t. You’re probably one of those people who think ‘People for the Eating and Tasting of Animals’ is funny. Savage.

progressive carl

Anne B.
May 5, 2012

I hope those are Mexican cokes – the kind made with sugar instead of corn syrup.

And Carl, I’m shocked that anyone would think of combining lentils and seaweed. Lentils should be paired with garlic, onion, tomato and parsley, and ladled over meatballs.

FW Ken
May 5, 2012

But of course you won’t. 

Damn skippy. more bacon and mozzarella cheese. those are the changes I’m making.

FW Ken
May 5, 2012

and btw, lentils are also excellent with smoked sausage.

Galletta
May 5, 2012

Perhaps the french fries could be put inside with the other fillings.

Clown Celebrant
May 5, 2012

What? No “Clown Celebrant?”

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
May 6, 2012

Jeffersonian, I’m pretty sure you can get loaves of bread like the one shown here at Bread Co. (Panera for folks outside St. Louis). Tell us how it turns out.

Steve L.
May 6, 2012

Of course my aboriginal cousins will leap at the chance to become vegans, NOT!

But growing season in Gries Fjord is so darned short.

Actually I’d rather chow down on a good feed of natsiq, it has all and more of the nutrients of a rabbit food dinner and makes a nice jacket after.

Christopher Johnson
May 6, 2012

Ken,

Thanks for the tip. When I cook lentils, I generally cook ‘em with ham. Haven’t cooked lentils much lately since they tend to wreak havoc on my gastro-intestinal tract. I’d provide more details on that except for the fact that I don’t want to and you don’t want me to either.

;-)

Dr Alice
May 6, 2012

That looks like a take on a classic British sandwich (“classic” as in “ninteenth century,” I think). It is called something like “Shooters’ sandwich” or “Hunter’s sandwich” and basically consists of ingredients layered and pressed under a weight. But I don’t think the original had all that fat in it… or maybe it did… I DID say it was British :-)

FW Ken
May 6, 2012

CJ -

You skip your gastro-intestinal details and I’ll skip mine. Suffice it to say that losing my gall bladder had unforeseen consequences.

Katherine
May 6, 2012

I am not familiar with gall bladder issues. However, on the general problem of what lentils, beans, etc., can do you your innards, go to the drug store and check out Digestive Advantage Gas Defense Formula. One capsule daily, two if it’s a really bad case, and you can eat all those beans, peas and legumes the nutrition experts recommend. I hope your spam filter won’t think I’m running commercials!

Christopher Johnson
May 6, 2012

Katherine? Please don’t take this the wrong way but I think I love you.

:-)

Allen Lewis
May 6, 2012

CJ -

Don’t feel bad. I regularly have to confess to being madly in love with Katherine for her wit, humor and extremely practical common sense.

She is living proof that there is hope for North Carolina. A state with Katherine and Fr. Robert Hart as residents cannot be all bad!!

Katherine
May 6, 2012

:-) Only those who suffer can understand what we’re talking about. I can’t (and won’t) describe the agonies of several airline fights years ago which I finally traced to those blasted little packages of peanuts.

Katherine
May 6, 2012

I am blushing, gentlemen.

Amy P.
May 6, 2012

It’d be awesome if the little details were spelled out in words rather than pictures.

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