[ SECRET POST #4762 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4762 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 44 secrets from Secret Submission Post #682.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

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non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

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Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

I make black pudding out of my mooncup's contents.

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

no ya don't

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

But how. Like how do you have enough. And this is coming from an at least 3-day heavy flow person.

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

i choose to believe this is a lie

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

...Do I want to know what this means?

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

I know that my smokes in secret.

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

So, after trying to parse this sentence for half a minute, I am guessing that, rather than knowing your smokes do something in secret, you know that your [person close to you whom you forgot to put a noun for here] smokes in secret. So... who is it, anon? Who's smoking on the sly?

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't written a new word in my thesis this past (academic) year.

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

It turned out that I'm quite happy being unemployed.

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know how to explain to people that I don't have any dreams for the future.
I've been depressed for most of my life, and I've failed at every major goal I've had in the last ten years. Where in all that am I going to find a "five year plan" or whatever?

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

I resent people who complain about things that could be easily fixed with a little bit of fucking effort.

Re: non-fandom secrets

[(Anonymous)]

I'm bisexual, and I'm embarrassed when other bisexuals (and pansexuals) get their pants in a bunch over the terms "gay relationship," "lesbian relationship," "straight relationship." It doesn't matter if one or both the people in it are bi or pan, those terms clearly describe the nature of the relationship itself, not the sexual orientation of the people in it. It's the easiest way to say those things. "Relationship between a lesbian and bisexual woman" or "relationship between a bisexual man and pansexual woman" is stupidly long. Get over it.

lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

does anyone have good suggestions of things to cook and then take to work? ideally other than pasta and pasta salad?

Re: lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

fried rice
chicken salad if you eat meat
various soups

um that's all I can think of

Re: lunch food ideas

[fucktheg0ds]

Mince. Goes with everything - pasta, rice, toasted sandwich. If you want to bring corn chips you can have nachos...

Re: lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

Baked chicken and vegetables or scalloped potatoes, lasagna, quiches, stir frys.

Re: lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

I made chimichurri egg salad, chicken, and apple cinnamon oatmeal muffins for my lunches this week.

Re: lunch food ideas

[philstar22]

Leftovers are the best lunch for me. So whatever I make for dinner, if I'm cooking for myself, I make a bit extra so I have enough for lunch.

Uh, chili is nice. Do it in the crockpot the day before and then bring it in a plastic container.

Does your work have a microwave?

Stir fry veggies (and meat if you want) and steamed rice. Reheats nicely.

cook chicken and then shred it into small pieces and use those to add to salads. I like doing salads for lunch, but they have to be interesting salads. There are lots of interesting things you can cook and then add to a salad. Fruit is also nice in a salad. You can even make your own dressing.

Re: lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

Get a rotisserie chicken and make chicken soup and chicken salad. That's two days lunch at least.

Deviled eggs or egg salad

Sauteed green beans with walnuts

Beans and rice

Re: lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

Muffins, both savoury and sweet. Blueberry muffins always turn out well for me. (5 minutes in the microwave; done.)

Re: lunch food ideas

[tabaqui]

Pretty much anything you have for dinner? Like - cook up some chicken (or get rotisserie chicken) and add it to steamed veggies, or au gratin potatoes, or, yes, pasta. Same with beef. Veggie fried rice with either meat. Toast up bread, bring meats and cheeses separate (so the bread doesn't get soggy), heat them together for a half a minute and you've got a nice toasted sandwich.

Soup of all kinds with garlic bread or rolls or toasted sandwich.

I dunno if you care about having a huge variety - i eat the same thing for lunch all week.

Re: lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

Like others have mentioned, I find it's easiest to pack leftovers from dinner, so I cook with that in mind. If you haven't already done so, consider investing in a good-sized insulated lunch bag, reusable ice packs and some sturdy plastic containers, it'll expand your options a lot. A small thermos will help if you want to bring soups and stews.

Other suggestions:

quesadillas with whatever filling you want
adult Lunchables - cheese, cold cuts, crackers, maybe with a hard boiled egg or some nuts for extra protein, or some carrots and hummus.
tuna/egg/chicken/ham salad and crackers, if the smell won't bother your co-workers

Re: lunch food ideas

[(Anonymous)]

On weekends, I browse budgetbytes.com and choose a recipe to make for the week's lunches, get groceries, make the lunch thing, and pack it up in individual portions.

Back when I put more effort into making dinner most nights, I would just make two servings and pack up one for lunch the next day.