what would you do if....

[Amby 490]

curious after the story about the woman bashing her husband over the head with the phone for complaining about her cooking

[Ban Hammer 13,342]

curious after the story about the woman bashing her husband over the head with the phone for complaining about her cooking

flawed poll. there are no domestic violence options for the man.

[Amby 490]

curious after the story about the woman bashing her husband over the head with the phone for complaining about her cooking

flawed poll. there are no domestic violence options for the man.

oh like he should beat her so she knows better next time

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

tell her its #######, eat it anyway

[Scott & Lai 12]

curious after the story about the woman bashing her husband over the head with the phone for complaining about her cooking

flawed poll. there are no domestic violence options for the man.

Charles Didn't you know? Man on woman domestic violence is always evil and an outrage. Woman on man domestic violence is justifiable and funny....

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

curious after the story about the woman bashing her husband over the head with the phone for complaining about her cooking

flawed poll. there are no domestic violence options for the man.

Charles Didn't you know? Man on woman domestic violence is always evil and an outrage. Woman on man domestic violence is justifiable and funny....

What kind of man married/goes out with a woman who is physically stronger than him anyway? Only a loser would do that.

[trinket 30]

I had a hard time cooking when I first arrived in US. There were times when I added salt to ground pork, or I didn't really know if the meat is thoroughly cooked or not, or how much mayo to put in egg salad. Joe usually doesn't say anything, if he doesn't like something he makes faces or politely tells me that he will show me how he likes certain items to be cooked.

For me it really depends upon the situation, I know I didn't give him the best food in the start and I can't really say much about it, I felt frustrated about how all these ingredients were so new to me, but I wasn't howling in tears or throwing phones at him, nor was he all shouting at me or throwing the food away.

I still have problems with making that perfect scrambled egg, he likes it cooked thoroughly, but not too dry either, basically I have stopped trying to make scrambled eggs anymore; he makes it almost every weekend for breakfast

[Amby 490]

I had a hard time cooking when I first arrived in US. There were times when I added salt to ground pork, or I didn't really know if the meat is thoroughly cooked or not, or how much mayo to put in egg salad. Joe usually doesn't say anything, if he doesn't like something he makes faces or politely tells me that he will show me how he likes certain items to be cooked.

For me it really depends upon the situation, I know I didn't give him the best food in the start and I can't really say much about it, I felt frustrated about how all these ingredients were so new to me, but I wasn't howling in tears or throwing phones at him, nor was he all shouting at me or throwing the food away.

I still have problems with making that perfect scrambled egg, he likes it cooked thoroughly, but not too dry either, basically I have stopped trying to make scrambled eggs anymore; he makes it almost every weekend for breakfast

in england my indian friend made me scrambled eggs, but she just made an omelet and then cut it up. is that normal? i was kinda like ####### this is not scrambled eggs!

[trinket 30]

in england my indian friend made me scrambled eggs, but she just made an omelet and then cut it up. is that normal? i was kinda like ####### this is not scrambled eggs!

Indian scrambled eggs is different from what you guys are used to. But its not really you just make an omelets and cut it up. More like you add onion, bell pepper, carrots, peas and stuff with the egg and also our regular chilli powder, we call it "bhujji"

[TimandJoyce 1]

I did put nothing, as I'm a pretty good cook. Tim however, is a little picky in what he eats..doesn't like veggies, onions or garlic!! *GASP...those are staples!!* So I may be doing two meals a lot...

[Amby 490]

oh ok. usually here if we add stuff to it then it's an omelet and the stuff is inside. or it's made into a quiche or fritatta.

[Amby 490]

oh btw I choose make something really disgusting just to prove a point. i've done it before. neil is very picky and complained all the time about what i made in england. so one time i put chunks of fruitcake (which he finds absolutely vile) in pot roast (which he loves) before i handed it to neil. we were watching a movie in the dark and eating so he didn't notice until he bit into it. he flipped out. he never again complained about food.

Edited July 10, 2009 by Amby

[amberdima 6]

make ur own effing food

[raymaga 25]

I am NOT a fantastic cook... I cook very basic, but my husband would never complain because he is just happy that I do the cooking most of the time. I work part-time and he works full-time, so it makes more sense for me to do most of the cooking.

When we go camping most weekends, he does all the cooking.

Edited July 10, 2009 by raymaga

[TBoneTX 45,292]

Flawed-yet-great poll, si man. No option on either the male or the distaff side for "administer a chicharron."