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How often do you eat caviar?, and what do you think of this breakfast?: white wine, caviar, cheese selection.
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Do you eat caviar?
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i laughed at the first question and didn't think it could get any worse and was proven wrong
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Hey, I like to ask silly questions, what's wrong with that?. Are you so naive to think that because I ask silly questions you are somehow better than me?.
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How often do you eat caviar?Originally Posted by Miguel Antonio
never because i'm only a middle-class member of a waspy suburban neighborhood. nobody here also ever sport top hats, canes, and monocles.
...and what do you think of this breakfast?: white wine, caviar, cheese selection.Originally Posted by Miguel Antonio
i think it is far too proper and classy for me.
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How often do you eat caviar?, and what do you think of this breakfast?: white wine, caviar, cheese selection.Originally Posted by Miguel Antonio
I eat caviar 2 or 3 times a year
Caviar for breakfast sounds gross to me. But adding cheese to the equation makes it is a truly disgusting proposition IMO
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I was thinking of the ideal breakfast. And I tought that white wine with some caviar and cheese would make it. Now I'm doubtful, maybe just white wine and a good cheese selection is enough, right?.
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I was thinking of the ideal breakfast. And I tought that white wine with some caviar and cheese would make it. Now I'm doubtful, maybe just white wine and a good cheese selection is enough, right?.Originally Posted by Miguel Antonio
No wine for breakfast. No cheese plate for breakfast. No caviar for breakfast.
Think eggs, toast, bacon, orange juice, yoghurt, bagels, pastries, coffee, etc.
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Gotta go with the ostrich egg instead of regular chicken. Lighter and fluffier.
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