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    oh hell, he has an idea.....

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    1) Open can

    2) Pour contents into bowl

    3) Microwave until heated

    dinner is served!

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    1. Pick up phone.
    2. Dial number of desired restaurant.
    3. Use phrase similar to, "Hi! I'd like to make reservations..."

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    Dinner For One

    First4Brews

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    Originally posted by Jaxom_27:
    1. Pick up phone.
    2. Dial number of desired restaurant.
    3. Use phrase similar to, "Hi! I'd like to make reservations..."
    <font size="2" face="Comic sans ms, Helvetica, sans-serif">I would like to point out that Jax is the one that works in F&B. This would pretty much be the exact and precise reason why F&B people frighten me so much.

    Anyway...

    Get a package of Pillsbury biscuits. Open package. Seperate biscuits. Flatten them out a little.

    Into each biscuit, insert sliced roast beef, a marinated artichoke heart, and lots of grated chedder cheese.

    Wrap biscuit dough around stuffing materials, making sure to seal as tightly as you can.

    Bake for an appropriate amount of time for the type of biscuit dough you are using.

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