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| Oral Indulgences Favorite foods, restaurants, and cooking tips. Booze, legal smokeables, things you put in your mouth. ;) |
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#1
 2008-12-13, 04:17
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Narnia. It is a silly place.
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Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Hello all, recently I began work at a new job. Printing facility, factory, whatever. Regardless I spend 12 hours per night (5 p.m. till 5 a.m.) at work, four nights each week, and need some lunch to get me through that time.
The requirements:
Shouldn't have to be refrigerated - no refrigerator available.
Must be preparable and edible quickly, as I don't get much time.
Must be somewhat nutritious as I'm trying to avoid eating like crap.
Must fit into a moderately sized lunchbox. About 8" x 8" x 4"
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#2
 2008-12-13, 04:33
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Kbasa 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
sandwhich
chips
drink
ice pack
sorry I can't be more helpful but that's pretty standard, maybe leftovers or whatever.
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#3
 2008-12-13, 05:54
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
-A banana for the potassium boost.
-Sandwich.
-Granola bar.
-Salad of any sort.
Pick up some little plastic containers to use as storage.
A mini-cooler will come in handy for storing food and drinks.
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#4
 2008-12-13, 06:12
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emisarre 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
A deep fried turkey.
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#5
 2008-12-13, 07:22
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
I usually have a vegemite and cheese sandwich on grain bread and a banana, sometimes an apple as well.
Oh and a milo.
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#6
 2008-12-13, 14:40
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
LMFAO! So much for knowing for a fact that you earn more than I. You're a fucking painter.
anyway I think coffee is pretty good, check out starbucks for a nice brew. also blow energy drink mix is great for when you need a huge boost of energy, lord knows you're going to need it watching paint dry.
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#7
 2008-12-13, 15:04
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
sandwiches of course.
i personally like devon or tuna as the meat product, pickles, lettuce or cheese as extras and mayo or horseradish cream as a sauce. black pepper as a seasoning
steer away from tomatoes and other soggy foods though
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#8
 2008-12-13, 20:08
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monkmaster 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Dried fruit.
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#9
 2008-12-14, 20:02
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Adhesive Tape 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
vegemite
Ewww.
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#10
 2008-12-14, 20:41
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Behind you. With a lead pipe.
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
anyway I think coffee is pretty good
I've never had coffee down as being a nutritous lunch.
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#11
 2008-12-14, 21:32
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
There's no such thing as a nutritious lunch, he should take a multivitamin if he is concerned with that.
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#12
 2008-12-15, 10:48
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Sandwiches. There is nothing else for you or me or anyone else. Just sandwiches.
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#13
 2008-12-15, 15:57
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
i too second the sammichs, you could make it so you never have the same one in a week. also, have a nos during lunch. the rest is up to you..
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#14
 2008-12-15, 17:34
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
steer away from tomatoes and other soggy foods though
as long as you pack things like tomatoes and lettuce in seperate baggies and make the sandwich when it's time to eat you should be fine. The like goes for a tune fish or chicken salad sandwich. put the tuna or chicken in a small container and wait to put it on the bread until you want to eat it.
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#15
 2008-12-15, 20:03
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Soup is an excellent option, if you're willing to invest in a thermos.
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#16
 2008-12-15, 22:20
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
A mix of tuna with sweetcorn.
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#17
 2008-12-15, 23:08
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Sitting on a dildo chair
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Fry or BBQ up a few chicken breasts for the week. Take one a day w/ rice or salad. Put spices on one, BBQ sauce on the other, etc.
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#18
 2008-12-16, 02:34
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
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Originally Posted by Euda
Soup is an excellent option, if you're willing to invest in a thermos.
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yes!!! remember to get a decent sized one too..
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#19
 2008-12-16, 03:54
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Ed Lister 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
The cheapest fucking frozen meat pies and a can of coke.
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#20
 2008-12-16, 19:27
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Everything recommended so far sucks.
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#21
 2008-12-16, 19:45
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
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Originally Posted by The Return
Everything recommended so far sucks.
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Including your half-assed "coffee and a multivitamin" suggestion.
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#22
 2008-12-16, 19:55
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Uh, not really, that was the best suggestion so far. Coffee, multivitamin and some pasta if he wants to fill his stomach. That's about all a proletariat like dcksckr can hope to enjoy.
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#23
 2008-12-16, 20:48
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Narnia. It is a silly place.
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
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Originally Posted by The Return
Uh, not really, that was the best suggestion so far. Coffee, multivitamin and some pasta if he wants to fill his stomach. That's about all a proletariat like dcksckr can hope to enjoy.
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Because you know what a proletariat is. 
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#24
 2008-12-16, 20:51
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
thats you
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#25
 2008-12-17, 03:42
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FuckedintheHead 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
dcksckr
Ahahaha. Nice one.
Sorry Bckpckr, but that was pretty good.
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#26
 2008-12-17, 06:39
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Because you know what a proletariat is.
Stop trying to be aspirational.
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#27
 2008-12-17, 07:14
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ganjaninja 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
tuna on toast?
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#28
 2008-12-17, 10:56
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Narnia. It is a silly place.
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Ahahaha. Nice one.
Sorry Bckpckr, but that was pretty good.
Actually I quite enjoy these. There was a thread in Hb a while back dedicated to poking fun at my username; most of the posts were quite amusing.
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#29
 2008-12-17, 16:26
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
What are you going with for lunches?
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#30
 2008-12-18, 02:19
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welcometocrazyworld 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
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Originally Posted by john_deer
Fry or BBQ up a few chicken breasts for the week. Take one a day w/ rice or salad. Put spices on one, BBQ sauce on the other, etc.
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This man knows whats up...
A hardy man eats meat, not no pussysoup and shit like that
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#31
 2008-12-18, 05:16
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
take a centrum and as much bread as you can fit into that fuckin' lunchbox :P
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#32
 2008-12-18, 05:18
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
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Originally Posted by Ozusko-Karlovacko-Lasko
take a centrum and as much bread as you can fit into that fuckin' lunchbox :P
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Apart from being fucking bland that would fail to provide adequate nutritional value.
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#33
 2008-12-19, 13:27
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Apart from being fucking bland that would fail to provide adequate nutritional value.
Banana bread?
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#34
 2008-12-19, 22:20
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
A hardy man eats meat, not no pussysoup and shit like that
A 'hardy' man knows how to make a hardy soup. If you can't eat your soup off a plate, your doing it wrong;)
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#35
 2008-12-20, 09:24
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
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Originally Posted by Bckpckr
Hello all, recently I began work at a new job. Printing facility, factory, whatever. Regardless I spend 12 hours per night (5 p.m. till 5 a.m.) at work, four nights each week, and need some lunch to get me through that time.
The requirements:
Shouldn't have to be refrigerated - no refrigerator available.
Must be preparable and edible quickly, as I don't get much time.
Must be somewhat nutritious as I'm trying to avoid eating like crap.
Must fit into a moderately sized lunchbox. About 8" x 8" x 4"
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heh.
i take it 'lunch' is a generic term for food whilst not at home, instead of the hours 12-2.30
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#36
 2008-12-20, 11:23
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Narnia. It is a silly place.
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
heh.
i take it 'lunch' is a generic term for food whilst not at home, instead of the hours 12-2.30
Pretty much. My schedule is, err, obviously "off."
Essentially my 5 a.m. feels to me what 7 p.m. probably feels like for everyone else.
Regardless I've been eating a lot of PB&J and bananas and it's getting old quick. We might be getting a fridge in my work area so that'll be great, I can take tuna salad, leftovers etc. with me.
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#37
 2008-12-21, 02:05
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
heh.
i take it 'lunch' is a generic term for food whilst not at home, instead of the hours 12-2.30
To me, lunch just comes up around halfway through the shift, no matter what time it is. Today I ate "lunch" at 3:30 pm.
Heh, it's so cold outside that you could just leave your lunch in the car and it would stay "refrigerated."
I never get sick of my turkey/ham/bologna sandwiches I pack for myself, just because by the time I get to eat it I am starving and anything would taste good. Shit always tastes better at work.
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#38
 2008-12-21, 03:55
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
This man knows whats up...
A hardy man eats meat, not no pussysoup and shit like that
Meat soup
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#39
 2008-12-22, 07:35
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1337m4j33ky 
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Re: Please recommend a lunch for a factory worker.
Meat soup
Meat smoothie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNITC5py3UY#t=6m34s
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