If you're going to frame the results for him, you should have constructed a better poll that gives more accurate data. 1 and 5 should have been condensed into the same option as 5 is just a "ha ha" version of 1, so should have 2 and 4 as they are also essentially the same. I guess it's too late now.Maxwell -EOD- said:My roommate is diametrically apposed to condiments. He doesn't like mayo to catsup, mustard or pickles, if it's a spreadable condiment, he won't eat it based on the texture and he doesn't like products that use vinegar, i.e. pickles, dressings. Yet, he likes pudding and some other foods that have a similar texture to mayo and such, yet are standalone products. I tell him daily that he's fuckin' weird. Yet he thinks that he is more normal than slutty girls at a club. You take the reigns escapists, and help me figure out who's right, and if it turns out to be me, I'm going to frame the results for his office.
(He also doesn't like sushi that isn't tempura, but that's a different sin)
A kindred spirit! Yay.Generator said:I don't think it's that strange; the only condiment I like is mustard.
yeah but because our roommates and friends have quirks you usually accept it unless it really bugs the crap out of you. like if they do not clean their dam dishes after about two days or something like that.AWC Viper said:mine's like that. she wont eat 2 day old pizza BUT will eat 3 day old pizza with tabasco sauce, and just yesterday she put Nutella (chocolate spread) on a FUCKING CHICKEN NUGGET! WTF?
i keep telling her that she is messed up but she keeps saying "and that's why you love me"
OP:his decision, to do what he want's
Two basic facts relevant to you..Lebynthos said:Two basic facts relevant to this dilemma:
1) It's called ketchup
2) It's not spreadable.
All people are weird, just most people hide it well...
Ooh! BURN!mrx19869 said:Two basic facts relevant to you..Lebynthos said:Two basic facts relevant to this dilemma:
1) It's called ketchup
2) It's not spreadable.
All people are weird, just most people hide it well...
1) Catsup is real, Heinz visited Europe I believe France, where he discovered "Catsup", he then copied the formula, added some food coloring and labled it Ketchup, so it would sound more Amereican.
2) it is spreadable...
so in short your wrong....
Edit this into your OP pleaseMaxwell -EOD- said:You would care if every time he was in sight of you putting a condiment on ANYTHING he yelled from whatever distance 'ewwwwww' like we're fucking ten.