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post #31 of 39
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Originally Posted by kwilkinson View Post
You should definitely cook something. I say this knowing that it's G33k and not someone who views cooking as a chore. I'd say take whatever money you would be spending on a girl (although I know you've never had to consider having a gf when you did your personal budgeting ) and spend it on great food and wine, and spend the day cooking.

you can take all the money ud be spending on your missing nut and buy yourself a friend
post #32 of 39
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Originally Posted by West24 View Post
you can take all the money ud be spending on your missing nut and buy yourself a friend

Makes no sense, jewphag.
post #33 of 39
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Originally Posted by kwilkinson View Post
Makes no sense, jewphag.

it makes dolla$
post #34 of 39
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Originally Posted by West24 View Post
you can take all the money ud be spending on your missing nut and buy yourself a friend
By friend, I assume you mean your mom.
post #35 of 39
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Originally Posted by iammatt View Post
By friend, I assume you mean your mom.

talk about immature
post #36 of 39
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Originally Posted by Wallcloud View Post
Go get some really good wine and expertly grill a real big fat steak. Spen the night in quiet reflection or reading a Hemingway novel.

Agreed, nothing like Hemingway when you're spending a quiet day by yourself.
post #37 of 39
I ate Christmas breakfast alone. I had a hankering for a Grand Marnier Souffle.
post #38 of 39
bloody marys all day and chinese later.
post #39 of 39
My day started off with eggs benedict and hollandaise made from foie fat. Followed that up with an invitation to dinner. Christmas isn't so bad.
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