Originally posted by mokkoi tell you this now all Australian men love a leg of lamb.... its a renowed meal here for a date if you are trying to impress someone... dont know if that is any help for you!
So I have just made plans for tomorrow night to have a really cute guy over for supper. It's been awhile since I've had to cook for anyone, especially someone that I'm hoping to make a very good impression with.
Should I make spaghetti or leg of lamb?
He doesn't like mushrooms, which I love in my spaghetti, and I'm all out of parmesan cheese.
If I g ...[text shortened]...
But spaghetti isn't really all that impressive of a meal π
ARGH! Too much pressure!
Originally posted by MissShellIf you want to make an aussie man happy, all you need to do is give him a beer and a chance to be chauvanist mysogynist whilst watching sports.
i tell you this now all Australian men love a leg of lamb.... its a renowed meal here for a date if you are trying to impress someone... dont know if that is any help for you!
Originally posted by Starrmanall those qualities come flooding back to me as a reminder to why i dont date aussie men...
If you want to make an aussie man happy, all you need to do is give him a beer and a chance to be chauvanist mysogynist whilst watching sports.
im so not a big fan of the Shane Warne type of man at all... Bring on the english π
Originally posted by StarrmanOriginally posted by huckleberryhound
If you want to make an aussie man happy, all you need to do is give him a beer and a chance to be chauvanist mysogynist whilst watching sports.
Just buy beer, and wear nothing, he wont give a sheet what you've cooked. π
when i said that, it was poo pooed π
Originally posted by MissShellWell that's not the side I've seen. This is the absolute sweetest guy I have met in God knows how long! Well who really cares as long as he stays sweet until he goes back home π
all those qualities come flooding back to me as a reminder to why i dont date aussie men...
im so not a big fan of the Shane Warne type of man at all... Bring on the english π