Craigslist Food Forum

Craigslist Food Forum. Ok. I know I've mentioned it before but you don't even have to read the posts, just the titles of the posts to enjoy the humor and camaraderie. Here is an example of why I keep reading:



Is it Hor'deourves or Hor'dourves? < need_help_spelling > 08/18 15:51

. . . Hors d'oeuvres < kimo > 08/18 15:52

. . . Hors D'oeuvres < dxb > 08/18 15:53

. . . . . . thank you kimo and dxb < need_help_spelling > 08/18 15:59

. . . . . . Aw Heck - Lets call em appetizers < Nothing_Fancy_Schmancy > 08/18 16:06

. . . . . . . . . Where's the fun in that?? < neighhhhhhhhh > 08/18 16:09

. . . Its Whores Doors < doorsssss > 08/18 15:56

. . . . . . horse doovers? < like-road-apples > 08/18 15:59

. . . . . . . . . I thought it was horse devers < laini > 08/18 16:02



Of course there is the requisite grouch or "troll" who tries to stir things up by posting complaints about people using the word "yummy" or "brekkie" or the person who constantly posts "The Olive Garden" as the response to all queries in a failed attempt at humor, but all in all it is a very pleasant and helpful place.



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Here are some examples:



Took a doggie bag home; the dog refused it



Stay home and heat up a can of Alpo instead



Filled with flowers and all the things that make flowers grow



Waiters just back from the Jihad



Mashed potatoes and attitudes don't mix



The city hasn't seen this much cheese since the Three Tenors played Dodger Stadium



If this place doesn't get you laid, nothing will



Saves fuel bills, the heartburn will keep you warm all winter



The quiche of death



My Russian mother makes better French food



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