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I'm looking for recommendations for what to feed people for lunch during
our lunchtime seminars. I'm getting tired of pizza, but it seems to be
the cheapest and easiest. Any ideas? I need to feed 15-20 people in a
conference room that seats 12.
"Mason" wrote in message
news:6027072@discussion.autodesk.com...
I'm looking for recommendations for what to feed people for lunch during
our lunchtime seminars. I'm getting tired of pizza, but it seems to be
the cheapest and easiest. Any ideas? I need to feed 15-20 people in a
conference room that seats 12.
watch out for those vegetarians with some choices. Pizza is the worse, order
a few special ones for them and then you toss a whole pie out because only a
few want it!
"Mason" wrote in message
news:6027072@discussion.autodesk.com...
I'm looking for recommendations for what to feed people for lunch during
our lunchtime seminars. I'm getting tired of pizza, but it seems to be
the cheapest and easiest. Any ideas? I need to feed 15-20 people in a
conference room that seats 12.
Do you have any Teriyaki places nearby? Sometimes we'll just order a bunch
of different lunch orders (some variation of meat or stir-fry on rice with
veggies on the side) and use them as a-la-cart dishes. Put out some plates
and utensils and let people dish up what they want. Seems to make everyone
happy and is usually cheaper than chinese food.
When it comes to raw fish, i will pay premium or eat something else.
"jvd" wrote in message news:6028121@discussion.autodesk.com...
Meh, it ain't pricey unless you get the fancy stuff. At least compared to
sammiches and such.
Hmmm, I said not raw fish. California roll, cucumber roll, tempura roll,
dynamite roll... all go over well, are not raw fish, and are relatively
cheap.
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"DougK" wrote in message
news:6028308@discussion.autodesk.com...
When it comes to raw fish, i will pay premium or eat something else.
"jvd" wrote in message news:6028121@discussion.autodesk.com...
Meh, it ain't pricey unless you get the fancy stuff. At least compared to
sammiches and such.
that stuff just makes me hungry for the real thing.
particularly fond of taco, but it has to be fresh.
not many things worse than old octopus.
"jvd" wrote in message news:6028324@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hmmm, I said not raw fish. California roll, cucumber roll, tempura roll,
dynamite roll... all go over well, are not raw fish, and are relatively
cheap.
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Are meetings are held at a nearby strip club with free lunch buffet.
"Mason" wrote in message
news:6027072@discussion.autodesk.com...
I'm looking for recommendations for what to feed people for lunch during
our lunchtime seminars. I'm getting tired of pizza, but it seems to be
the cheapest and easiest. Any ideas? I need to feed 15-20 people in a
conference room that seats 12.
You guys are lining up for the tuna buffet during the cad lunch and
learns........NICE!
"Alan Henderson" wrote in message
news:6029382@discussion.autodesk.com...
Are meetings are held at a nearby strip club with free lunch buffet.
"Mason" wrote in message
news:6027072@discussion.autodesk.com...
I'm looking for recommendations for what to feed people for lunch during
our lunchtime seminars. I'm getting tired of pizza, but it seems to be
the cheapest and easiest. Any ideas? I need to feed 15-20 people in a
conference room that seats 12.
this is how it works....
1. I teach 1 thing at a time
2. Everyone then takes a test to make sure they understand
3. If someone doesn't get it, then we go over it until they do, it's amazing
how helpful everyone is in getting those people to understand
4. Once everyone understands, then they can have a bite of food and a quick
peek
"Gerald" wrote in message news:6029628@discussion.autodesk.com...
...do *not* touch the sneeze guard...
wrote in message news:6029609@discussion.autodesk.com...
You guys are lining up for the tuna buffet during the cad lunch and
learns........NICE!
"Alan Henderson" wrote in message
news:6029382@discussion.autodesk.com...
Are meetings are held at a nearby strip club with free lunch buffet.
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008 22:35:17 +0000, Alan Henderson
org> wrote:
>this is how it works....
>1. I teach 1 thing at a time
>2. Everyone then takes a test to make sure they understand
>3. If someone doesn't get it, then we go over it until they do, it's amazing
>how helpful everyone is in getting those people to understand
>4. Once everyone understands, then they can have a bite of food and a quick
>peek
I have been to a few where they've had a variety of cold pasta salads.....a refreshing change from the old standby pizza especially in these hot summer months in the Northern Hemisphere.
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