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Taken from [livejournal.com profile] soupkills, although I've seen this or a similar set before. All of these are not only in no particular order, but not necessarily the best or the most important, so I took out the numbers.

10 random things you like
Jigsaw puzzles
flowers
candles
Amy's cooking
Chardonnay
speculative fiction
interesting dice
cats
waking up without an alarm on a lazy Saturday morning with sun shining in through the windows onto my legs
Thanksgiving dinner

9 movies you enjoy
Ocean's Eleven
Clue
Real Genius
The Lord of the Rings (I'm counting all three as one)
Smokey and the Bandit
The Mask of Zorro
The Princess Bride
Aladdin
Finding Nemo

8 good bands/artists
Dar Williams
Indigo Girls
Billy Joel
Rockapella
Mannheim Steamroller
Marc Cohn
Evanescence
Meatloaf

7 things about your physical appearance you like
Ears
Eyes
Hair
...and there I'm stuck, because I really don't like my physical appearance. But I welcome compliments. ;-)

6 good friends
Let's make this truly random and call it the first six people (if any) to comment to this post. That way I don't have to do the choosing. If not that many people comment, then just assume you're on my list.

5 favorite foods/drinks
Tea
Popcorn chicken
Pecan pie
Chicken fajitas
French onion soup

4 things that annoy you
People who drive ten miles or more under the speed limit in fair weather for no apparent reason
My boss
Intolerance
Warped staple removers

3 shows you watch
CSI
House, MD (okay, so I've only watched it once - but it's only aired once. And I think it's going to become a regular for me.)
Whose Line Is It Anyway?

2 people on lj that you have kissed
All I can say to this is: John parties, my senior year. I've kissed people I wish I'd never met. If I haven't kissed you and you want me to, just let me know.

1 person you could spend the rest of your life with
Me. Admittedly, I have to, but I still feel it's worth mentioning.

Date: 2004-11-19 09:21 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] collacentaur.livejournal.com
Apparently, most places are willing to make it without cheese - which makes it just onion soup, but still pretty yummy. It's one of the few things one of my friends with severe food problems can eat in restaurants.

Alternatively, of course, I could not breathe on people who don't like onions. That works pretty well for me also.

Date: 2004-11-19 09:27 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] ourika.livejournal.com
I'm weird then. I can't eat it. Onion soup in restaurants is often made with beef broth. French onion soup has cheese and bread in it as well. It's a triple wammy *laughs*

However, I think the more intersting thing to note is that you like it. What about it do you like? The broth itself, the soaked bread, the cheese, what? (I used to eat it just for the soaked cheesie bread).

Date: 2004-11-19 09:31 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] collacentaur.livejournal.com
I like all of it. Soup, bread, cheese, the whole things.

You're not weird, you just have a different set of dietary restrictions. K was actually really surprised to find out she could eat the onion soup (as long as it didn't have cheese) - she loves it because it's got more flavor than most of what she can have these days. She thinks the soaked bread/crouton is the best part.

Date: 2004-11-19 09:35 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] ourika.livejournal.com
Crouton? Are they making french onion soup with croutons these days instead of a nice, big hunk of bread the wya they used to make it back when I was a young'un? Dang, them was the days, back before you youngsters messed everything up and started using croutons.

Sheesh. Croutons.

Date: 2004-11-19 09:44 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] collacentaur.livejournal.com
Not like out of a box - these are mostly the places that do homemade croutons. Which starts with bread. So basically it just means breaking up the bread instead of leaving it all one piece... I've also heard the whole big piece referred to as a crouton, now that I think of it.

It totally depends on the place though. Speaking of which, I need to start keeping notes on which places do it well, and which not. There's one restaurant I go to regularly that doesn't do it very well, but I keep ordering it because I keep forgetting which one it is that I don't like.

Date: 2004-11-20 08:55 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] amy-pearlman.livejournal.com
I think the soup badness is Applebees. Although it might be one of the others...

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