Man vs. Food (Indy)

Thanks Robin

No need to apologize to me. Chris basically called Jeff T an idiot. Well, he told him to look in a mirror if he wanted to see one....


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[Robin Garr]

I'd go along with that.

Since "foodie" is one of the forum "ranks" and we use the term here often, along with "locavore," I might as well express my opinion.

I think they're useful words, and I think Wiki glances on but doesn't quite hit the main point: It's a useful umbrella term for people who are interested in food - both amateur and in the business - and it is much less snobby and sniffy than language like "gourmet" or "connoisseur." It's not about pro vs. amateur, it's about a short, snappy catch-all term that doesn't carry a high-and-mighty implication. That's my opinion.

Ooh, you've got to love all these opinions

What if I don't have an opinion?
Does that mean I don't have a "you know what"?

then your post should look like this..............................











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I assume that is in your opinion.

Oops sorry, in my opinion you're post should look like this













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Oops sorry,

OK just don't let it happen again...In my opinion.;

I cannot believe I put you're instead of your. That is one of my biggest pet peeves.

In my opinion - why isn't everyone watching my rerun of Secrets on Channel 21 right now?

I cannot believe I put you're instead of your. That is one of my biggest pet peeves.

Damn, I'm an idiot in my opinion."Irregardless" of what you think. Their, feel better?

In my opinion - why isn't everyone watching my rerun of Secrets on Channel 21 right now?

Because I watched it the first time. That was some fancy shrimp and grits.

In my opinion - why isn't everyone watching my rerun of Secrets on Channel 21 right now?

Because I watched it the first time. That was some fancy shrimp and grits.

How many could you eat, Justin? JUSTIN VS PRAWN! JUSTIN VS PRAWN!

I'd go along with that.

Since "foodie" is one of the forum "ranks" and we use the term here often, along with "locavore," I might as well express my opinion.

I think they're useful words, and I think Wiki glances on but doesn't quite hit the main point: It's a useful umbrella term for people who are interested in food - both amateur and in the business - and it is much less snobby and sniffy than language like "gourmet" or "connoisseur." It's not about pro vs. amateur, it's about a short, snappy catch-all term that doesn't carry a high-and-mighty implication. That's my opinion.

I understand and the full wiki is worth reading. I didn't realize the term foodie was that old. I just don't like the word and feel uninformed people equate foodie to sniffy gourmet. I'd rather have forum host as my title, but that's just my opinion.