> For that matter, what about how people eat? I, for instance, cannot stand mixing foods. I even eat spaghetti with the noodles cooked separately and put on the plate separately from the sauce. I then dip the noodles in the sauce with my fork and eat that way. I can't stand it any other way.
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Why would anyone cook the noodles together with the sauce? *That* would be weird, unless you're warming up old spaghetti.

There is nothing I eat more frequently than pasta (excepting pure bread, which doesn't really count as a meal). I have a noodle quirk of my own: I appear to like them a bit harder than most people. I think the reason is that I'm somewhat paranoid about cooking them for too long; if there's one thing I consider impossible to eat, it's soft noodles. I'd rather eat the plate or the fork than them.

> ri "So I eat weird." a

Matter of perspective. One of my sister's previous boyfriends used to eat the following things on one sandwich: butter, sausage, cheese, strawberry yoghurt, honey, strawberry jam.

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