Orgy at Gasbandit's house.

[Tinwhistler]

Sweet. Afterward there will be steak and chili.

(well-done please)

We'll just leave your steak on the grill. It oughta be done to your liking about the time that everyone else is finishing desert. [/QUOTE]

Since I've teased chaz a couple times in the steak threads, I should make the admission that I actually like steaks both well done and rare, if it's a good cut of steak. Those little carcinogenic bits of charred steak on the outside of a grilled slab of meat are very yum

 

[Calleja]

...wait, they're carcinogenic!? Really?!

Or is it like those green spots on potato chips that kids say are carcinogenic but they're really just green spots?

 

[GasBandit]

LIFE is carcinogenic.

 

[Tinwhistler]

...wait, they're carcinogenic!? Really?!

Or is it like those green spots on potato chips that kids say are carcinogenic but they're really just green spots?

Cancer - Grilling Meat - Meat and Cancer

Current research tells us that the well done or charred meats pose the highest risk. The problem that cooking at very high temperatures break down the amino acid, creatine, in meats. When this occurs, chemical is formed, heterocyclic amines (HAs). HAs are carcinogenic and are linked to cancer.

Barbecued meat ups bladder cancer risk--study | TheMedGuru

It was found those who had consumed more amounts of red meat such as steaks, pork chops and bacon were two-and-a-half times more likely to have bladder cancer than others who consumed very less of the red meat.

 

[Calleja]

..."very less"? Is that a trustworthy source? One that says "...others who consumed very less of the red meat"?

 

[Officer_Charon]

Give it to me RAW and wrRRrrRrRrRiggling!!

Dude. *brofist* Let it look at the grill in terror as it passes through the kitchen.

 

[GasBandit]

It is somehow unsurprising that any notion of an orgy at my house could only lead to an endless parade of meat.

 

[Soliloquy]

Fun fact: the James Joyce letters read with an English accent is the funniest thing ever.

EVER!!!


side note, also amusing when read by an inebriated marylander.
AND a lying bastard.[/QUOTE]

But James Joyce is Irish... And I think reading in that accent is much funnier.