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Aloha ALL and good morning!

Pulled a double in "****" and the kitchen provided us with a LOVELY breakfast which consisted of one scoop of rice, two pieces of bread, a packet of shoyu, and two hot dogs. YUMMY!



YEAH RIGHT! I cannot help but get this eerie feeling that they found these hot dogs in the freezer that were there for like, EVER.



Well, it is better than the "maggot chicken dinner" that was served a few months ago. No kidding..."Hey man, why is the rice moving on your plate?" LOL! Geez...



Have a great day and safe long weekend! Hope you also have a better breakfast than me! LOL! I just found it amusing...rem deprivation no doubt!



Take care all!



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Edited by - DAYWALKER on 9/4/2004 9:01:09 AM
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Sounds delicious Chad, I'm sticking with my usual breakfast of G-10 though. LOL!

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Yummeeeee! That sounds good ! Was it free that would even make it taste better Bro.

"If its free it's for me" Cuz Coppel.
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Yeah...I know about your G10 fiber diet KOM! LOL!

Surly: Howzit my other brother! Uh, the "food" is kinda free...'cause if ya eat it, you PAY the price for it later! Well, usually sooner than later! LOL!

Take care you guys!

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Hi Chad - Now watch your weight with breakfasts like that. In no time you've gained and you need to go "rolling" with the inmates again to trim down!!!!..
Have a fantastic weekend and go get a half stag with sirup on me at your local IHOP!
See Ya, jur.

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Hi Chad. Nice meals you're spoiled with in there. Speaking for my part, considering it's weekend, I indulged myself with a cup of Kona coffee - there's still some spared for special occasions <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

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wow, hotdogs for breakfast, thats downright aweful. makes me wonder what the prisoners eat, but its probably pretty good because of all the lawsuits. ive always wondered about the food offered to inmates though. take care my brother, stay safe, and go have a big stack of pancakes, i demand it <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>.
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Yo Delicrazy Bro the inmates can file a lawsuit about food quality but not the Officers.That really SUCKS ! <img src="sad.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

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thats kind of what i figured, that the prisoners could eat like kings but the officers had to take whatever they got. theres something very very wrong with that picture.
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Sounds like a breakfast of champions to me <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
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I find the idea of eating in the morning strange..... it would get in the way of drinking coffee.

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ALOHA ALL!

You guys are the best! LOL<img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

BTW- my SGT tells me we have a bomb threat going on. I said, no...those are just the sounds they make after eating the chow.

He said, "NO...someone just called and said there's a bomb on the facility grounds!"

Okee-Doke!

Anyway, that's another story...mahalo for the laughs guys. YOU guys are the "bomb"!

(Sorry, I couldn't resist!)



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Chad Posted: Pulled a double in "****" and the kitchen provided us with a LOVELY breakfast which consisted of one scoop of rice, two pieces of bread, a packet of shoyu, and two hot dogs. YUMMY!

YEAH RIGHT! I cannot help but get this eerie feeling that they found these hot dogs in the freezer that were there for like, EVER.

Well, it is better than the "maggot chicken dinner" that was served a few months ago. No kidding..."Hey man, why is the rice moving on your plate?" LOL! Geez...>>>

Chad, believe me when I tell you I know how you feel. About two years ago, we had "moving rice" served as a meal, as well. I couldn't believe it!! Maggots!

I work from 0600 to 1400 hours. Our "lunch" breaks are generally between 9 A.M. and 10 A.M., and we get meals like you; hot dogs, hamburgers (also referred to as "hockey pucks&quot<img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>, chili, rice (preferrably non-moving), spaghetti, pizza (spag. and pizza are two of my favorite meals there).

VERY, very rarely, they actually serve is a breakfast-type meal.

Also, the quality of the food becomes magically more edible around 11 A.M. when the 'suits' come in to eat. I mean, those who don't go off prison grounds to eat.

As for the officers, we have to eat in the chow hall, we're not allowed to go outside to eat or bring our own food inside.

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