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May 17, 2008 23:10

ahh... so today was... "fun ( Read more... )

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astrieanna May 18 2008, 04:06:40 UTC
I got one of those invitation things too. it puzzled me also.

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bzerkmaster May 18 2008, 17:20:19 UTC
XD I am amused -- maybe they're just sending out invites to all high school seniors? Either that or someone somewhere thinks you're hot!

No I had no hand in this. This is far too diabolical to be my work. Now excuse me while I go to the Foxy Grandpa competitions.

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yuryael May 20 2008, 03:52:49 UTC
You got one too didn't you ;D

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lifeinaltoclef May 18 2008, 14:41:28 UTC
No Gyros or Baklava?

Those are like... the best greek food I know!

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yuryael May 18 2008, 14:58:44 UTC
but you can get gyros and baklava like... everywhere D:

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lifeinaltoclef May 19 2008, 00:59:53 UTC
So?

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yuryael May 20 2008, 03:53:42 UTC
meaning i'd rather get the foods that i wouldn't be able to get elsewhere -__-

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megkips May 18 2008, 16:41:47 UTC
Soluvaki is delicious and simple. Usually I marinated mine in olive oil and rosemary about an hour before cook time, and then put the meat on a stick and grill it. The grilling isn't terribly long, only about 2 minutes on each side or until cooked through. I serve it with pilaf and pita bread, plus carrots (shreaded) and tomatoes.

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yuryael May 18 2008, 17:10:42 UTC
there's were covered with a myriad of different spices... or looked different since they were of different sized chunks/colors

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megkips May 18 2008, 17:43:34 UTC
I can guess what they used, most likely. Common spices in greek food: oregano, parsley, cumin, salt, peppers, rosemary, thyme, lemons, cheeses (feta etc.), and anything involving olives, particuarily kalamatas.

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