What food would you NOT eat on a first date?

Looney

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Funny, because i actually have had ribs AND corn on the cobb on a first date... it was huge beef ribs too. Girl took me to a family picnic, and that's what her mother made.

As for me, it would probably be crab legs. I did it once, and it was just too messy. When i eat crab legs at home, i sometimes get so fed up with the shell cracker that i just bite the shell apart... and well, doing that in public, especially for a first date, isn't the best first impression.

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waggy

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i wouldnt go to a buffet. looks cheap and people tend to pig out.
 

waggy

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oh and whatever happens do NOT EAT YOUR DATE! she may enjoy it but she won't respect you in tehmorning!
 

RedBeard

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fried/greasy foods? These tend to leave an odor with you after the meal is done.
Stay away from onions...

Salad ftw?

 

Xstatic1

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i don't remember how i came about this--but it's a rule of mine not to have pasta during the first date.
 

Dr. Detroit

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Indian food,

damn stinky curry and overly greasy food. Bad breath and digestive problems.


 

alkemyst

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Originally posted by: Looney
Funny, because i actually have had ribs AND corn on the cobb on a first date... it was huge beef ribs too. Girl took me to a family picnic, and that's what her mother made.

As for me, it would probably be crab legs. I did it once, and it was just too messy. When i eat crab legs at home, i sometimes get so fed up with the shell cracker that i just bite the shell apart... and well, doing that in public, especially for a first date, isn't the best first impression.

BTW, we have a Love and Relationship forum now as well.

A good crab restaurant will have split the legs enough to make eating them pretty easy.