i can’t even state what would constitute a seven. course meal ...
i mean - you got an appetizer slot, entree and dessert i guess ....what are the other four slots typically filled with ?
(loaded question, i know )
Congrats on your new job at Red Lobster!Anyone else like them?
i can’t even state what would constitute a seven. course meal ...
i mean - you got an appetizer slot, entree and dessert i guess ....what are the other four slots typically filled with ?
(loaded question, i know )
Number 2, is that french for ***** of the day?1. Salad course
2. Hors d’oeuvres
3. Soup course
4. Self-loathing
5. Meat course
6. Staring into the void contemplating this thing we call life that is really a blip on the radar of an infinite timeline which stretches backwards and forwards to infinity leaving you with a sense that you are nothing and will always be nothing despite what any deities real and unreal tell you.
7. Dessert.
Will someone please escort this uncouth ruffian from the rarefied air of Le Paddock, please?
Number 2, is that french for ***** of the day?
I worked with a guy that always said the whole nine yards. That must be cubic yards or something because it certainly isn't football. Now that I looked it up I feel stupid.so this is also where the phrase “from soup to nuts” originated?
i remember starting work at northrop in 2002 and i had two colleagues that used to always use that phrase —
finally o had to ask what the hell it meant
i couldn’t fathom how those words expressed any meaningful range in f activities or - why the hell you’d eat nuts after your soup
turns out i was just ign’ant
and i’m all about good food baby -
probably get TOO excited about it ....
back to getting educated now -![]()
I worked with a guy that always said the whole nine yards. That must be cubic yards or something because it certainly isn't football. Now that I looked it up I feel stupid.
The bullets for the machine guns used in American combat planes of WW2 and since were in chains twenty-seven feet in length. Thus if a pilot was able to fire all his bullets off at one target he was said to have given his adversary 'the full nine yards'.
I worked with a guy that always said the whole nine yards. That must be cubic yards or something because it certainly isn't football. Now that I looked it up I feel stupid.
The bullets for the machine guns used in American combat planes of WW2 and since were in chains twenty-seven feet in length. Thus if a pilot was able to fire all his bullets off at one target he was said to have given his adversary 'the full nine yards'.