Questions on train forums I wouldn't think of asking.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Which do you prefer, for health and taste:
ham
Chicken
Hotdog(s)
Fish
Pork roast
Pork chop(s)
Steak
Arby's gyros
Lamb

I made a few "changes" in your listing that reflect my favorites; all based on taste.

I'm surprised = no turkey?

[J. S. Bach]

I'm surprised = no turkey?

Not really, too dry and not enough dark meat. I wish that they would stop breeding them to out-do Dolly Parton.

[Roy]

It's damned difficult to be thankful for a meal, when you're forced to eat SHIT like turkey.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Huh?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Huh?

Some folks have apparently never had a properly cooked turkey in their life and so have a poor opinion of that source of food.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Huh?

Some folks have apparently never had a properly cooked turkey in their life and so have a poor opinion of that source of food.

But how does the bile of that whole reaction fit into the discussion at that point? I don't understand the anger, nor the language. Can you help me with that?

[rex desilets]

Roy occasionally gives way to fits of dystopia...

[Roy]

Roy occasionally gives way to fits of dystopia...

Do you mean dysphoria?

[Roy]

But how does the bile of that whole reaction fit into the discussion at that point? I don't understand the anger, nor the language. Can you help me with that?

As I mentioned, I was put off of certain foods very early on. Then I was forced to eat them, anyway. For years. It's not a pleasant story.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Oh well, it's all part of socializing and hoping for interesting conversations.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Huh?

Some folks have apparently never had a properly cooked turkey in their life and so have a poor opinion of that source of food.

But how does the bile of that whole reaction fit into the discussion at that point? I don't understand the anger, nor the language. Can you help me with that?

No. I might be able to understand the anger, but the language usage has worn out.

[Roy]

...I might be able to understand the anger, but the language usage has worn out.

Better cliches, than other manifestations of anger.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

...I might be able to understand the anger, but the language usage has worn out.

Better cliches, than other manifestations of anger.

Try better cliches then rather than tired expletives.

[Roy]

...I might be able to understand the anger, but the language usage has worn out.

Better cliches, than other manifestations of anger.

Try better cliches then rather than tired expletives.

Hey, I'm not always writing for your entertainment. Please don't ever try to shut me up in any way. I deserve better than that, from every one of you here. I used the language I did, to communicate the intensity of my pain and rage. Neither was directed at anyone here. I don't expect anyone to find what I said, or how I said it, agreeable. But I do expect you to respect my right to such expression.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

We were not mentioning your right, Roy. It was a point about how and where your expression fit-in to the posting at that point. Your remark had all the subtlety and nuance of a dump truck.

So, yes, express yourself as you wish; that is your "right," but then, should you get all huffy when some of us express our "right" and freedom of our reaction(s) to your bloviating (IMunHO) . WE are not all alike, which in my mind is a very, very good thing. So, let's continue to express ourselves as we wish. It's just that sometimes conversing with you is like trying to communicate with a dolphin. So, there, I said what I said. Did I have the right to say it? Or rather, the real question might well be, should I have said what I said? Huh? Huh?

P.S. You are entertaining, however.