Men:Well Are You A Gastro-Sexual Or Not?

[Tony.London Suburbs]

How long do you spend cooking in the kitchen Guys?

[VeryBerryCherry]

ha ha ha psychic posting!

JINX!

[Tony.London Suburbs]

:)):)).....and I bet that as I'm a "Newbie" few will reply to MY thread.....Tony slinks away head bowed into the far horizon...(6)

p.s.I see what you mean..just one minute apart and that is probably the time difference between the 'burbs and East Dulwich:)

[SeanMacGabhann]

I've decided to reply to neither thread lest I appear to be favouring one over the other

oh wait... darn!

To answer the question, of the two of us I spend most of the time cooking. I also try and do the "tidy as I go" thing to avoid the worst excesses of cookageddon.

[Tony.London Suburbs]

"cookageddon."...LOL....and I'm a geddon tired of this Subject already:'(

[Brendan]

Well this thread is asking the question, ?Are you a gastro sexual?? whereas the other one seems to be exploring the nature of gastrosexuality. Although in any event it has already started to degenerate into 3rd rate jokes about sitting on egg whisks or having unfortunate accidents involving food processors.

[James]

Sounds like a term for someone who farts during sex

[mockney piers]

I wouldn't call myself gastrosexual, though I am partial to a bit of cookwank (does that make me gastronanistic?), but to answer the question...finally...I do do about 95% of the cooking, but that's mainly because Mrs Mockers was a disaster in the kitchen.

She is growing in confidence though and now has a few dishes under her belt, including a rather mean jungle curry, sauce made from scratch and everything.

[Jimbob]

i do all the cooking in my gaff, but gastrosexual is nothing to do with it, its merely a means of survival as jimbobbie is so bad she could literally burn water.

[HonaloochieB]

If it's anything to do with the liver sandwich anecdote in Johnny Rotten's autobiography, then definitely no.

[Asset]

Mr Asset does 80% of cooking, is a messy cook and I often clear up around him as he's cooking. He does a lot of the clearing up after too.

Now that makes him sound great so I'll point out here that I do 98% of everything else.

[citizenED]

Do the lion's share in our kitchen. I wont brag though. Bland, monotonous oh-so-predictable stuff from me and that is the extent of my culinary aspiration. Making out in the kitchen, on the other hand, is nice from time to time, if that's what you're talking about.

[indiepanda]

SeanMacGabhann Wrote:

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> I've decided to reply to neither thread lest I

> appear to be favouring one over the other

>

> oh wait... darn!

>

> To answer the question, of the two of us I spend

> most of the time cooking. I also try and do the

> "tidy as I go" thing to avoid the worst excesses

> of cookageddon.

cookageddon, I like it. Sounds exactly like what I used to face every evening after the ex cooked dinner. Would rather live on microwave meals than deal with that mess on a daily basis again!