Are We Really Eating Lunch?

[Quoner]

Right now I don't think we are.

Lots of traffic at the office microwave to heat up my frozen meal

Don't get me wrong, I hope I get to heat it up but right now it's not looking good.

[JayDub]

Right now I don't think we are.

Lots of traffic at the office microwave to heat up my frozen meal

Don't get me wrong, I hope I get to heat it up but right now it's not looking good.

At least you have something in hand...I'm still waiting for the lunch runner to go pick up my chicken lettuce wraps from Taste of Asia.

[Eagle1855]

I keep hearing about lunch but after yesterday's lunchroom disaster, we may never eat lunch again.

[LongJim]

Right now I don't think we are.

Lots of traffic at the office microwave to heat up my frozen meal

Don't get me wrong, I hope I get to heat it up but right now it's not looking good.

[Censored by Laurie]

Can we please take this to the private board? We don't need to be giving the anti-lunch facebook group any more ammunition...this meal is too important.

On a related note...does anyone in St. George, Utah really know what Asia tastes like?

[gangrene]

If we don't eat lunch now, I'm not ever going to eat lunch again. Besides, some FCS schools might be watching to see what we eat for lunch and hoping that it gives us upset stomachs and/or diarrhea.

[greenminer]

Really love this image. Lets see how many threads you can work this into.

[Stan R]

I read this thread before the other one. Boy was I confused.

In other news, I was able to have lunch today. Therefore there is a precedent and hope that we WILL have lunch. Now it is just a precedent, but I think a very solid one.

[CMJ]

This is the leader in the clubhouse for thread of the week.

[emmitt01]

I don't feel too good about lunch right now. The restaurant we've been eating lunch in for half a century is old and dilapidated and all we get is promises of a new restaurant. Add that to the fact that the waitress who has the most contact with the lunch crowd is a total biatch and you can see why not many people are choosing to eat lunch with us.

[UNTflyer]

What's makes me even more uncertain is the fact that I had breakfast for lunch. The pancakes were yummy, but I just didn't have a good feeling about.

[JayDub]

On a related note...does anyone in St. George, Utah really know what Asia tastes like?

Apparently, someone does as indicated by #5 on this list.

Edited October 1, 2008 by JayDub

[UNTflyer]

On a related note...does anyone in St. George, Utah really know what Asia tastes like?

I have a friend in Utah who has a French-Vietnamese wife, so I'm certain he knows what Asia tastes like.

[ADLER]

I don't think that you guys grasp the reality of the situation.

While you are still hoping for some meat to put on your little 'wish' sandwiches, the guys in San Antonio and San Marcos have already ordered catered lunches from Risky's Barbeque and Jason's Deli.

How in Hell do you expect to be able to compete with that type of Smörgåsbord?

[JayDub]

I'm still laughing that this...almost 30 minutes later.

[CMJ]

I'm still laughing that this...almost 30 minutes later.

Me too!

In both threads!

[Green P1]

The problem with lunch is that everyone shows up early and congregates outside the breakroom. Sure the chitchat is nice but because everyone automatically assumes that lunch is gonna suck they just head back to their cubes with an empty stomach. Even further compounding the problem, those who do eat incessantly complain to others about how unsatisfying it was.

How will we ever break this cycle?

[greenminer]

Apparently, someone does as indicated by #5 on this list.

Citizen's of Utah, the Coalition for the Liberation of Itinerate Tree-dwellers must not be stimulated!

[Censored by Laurie]

Really love this image. Lets see how many threads you can work this into.

I would've preferred it verbatim...but otherwise, well-done

[Censored by Laurie]

Apparently, someone does as indicated by #5 on this list.

Probably best that you had your chicken wrapped then...

[TheTastyGreek]

You "people" are out of your damn "minds"... Everyone knows that the last chef this restaurant had not only left the kitchen in "shambles", he also left the "cupboard" totally empty!

All you negative nellies need to quit "crying" about your "lunch" and support the chef 100%. The local "restaurant" "industry" has gotten so much more "competitive" that it's unrealistic to "expect" any meals so soon.

Besides, won't the food taste that much more "delicious" after we've waited 3 or 4 "years" to eat lunch?

[jperg2]

Lock down in 3... 2... 1...

[Green P1]

You "people" are out of your damn "minds"... Everyone knows that the last chef this restaurant had not only left the kitchen in "shambles", he also left the "cupboard" totally empty!

All you negative nellies need to quit "crying" about your "lunch" and support the chef 100%. The local "restaurant" "industry" has gotten so much more "competitive" that it's unrealistic to "expect" any meals so soon.

Besides, won't the food taste that much more "delicious" after we've waited 3 or 4 "years" to eat lunch?

I think its perfectly fine to blame the old chef. He just kept making the same thing over and over and over....... Everyone in the damn place knew exactly what he was going to serve.

[Censored by Laurie]

You "people" are out of your damn "minds"... Everyone knows that the last chef this restaurant had not only left the kitchen in "shambles", he also left the "cupboard" totally empty!

All you negative nellies need to quit "crying" about your "lunch" and support the chef 100%. The local "restaurant" "industry" has gotten so much more "competitive" that it's unrealistic to "expect" any meals so soon.

Besides, won't the food taste that much more "delicious" after we've waited 3 or 4 "years" to eat lunch?

I really liked the back-to-back quotations marks.

[Eagle1855]

I really liked the back-to-back quotations marks.

I knew you could do it!