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My favourite is going to a good Chinese restaurant after a competition... (good quality, lots of food and maybe washed down with a nice glass of chilled lager...). Italian isn't bad either. But couldn't face an Indian Restaurant after competing...
I love good steak, but seems a waste when I am so incredibly hungry and shattered.
Boo
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 Originally Posted by D+F+P=Hadouken! What do you eat after tournaments? My club has a tradition of going to cracker barrel after a big tournament, and feasting like war hounds. Its a tradition.
Cracker Barrel? Stay away from the meatloaf. I can't tell you how much pain I was in. Say no to the meatloaf.
We drink and drink and more drinking and eat lots of meat after meets.
mc
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What do I eat? as much as possible.
Chinese probably.
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Originally Posted by MattyCam Cracker Barrel? Stay away from the meatloaf. I can't tell you how much pain I was in. Say no to the meatloaf.
We drink and drink and more drinking and eat lots of meat after meets.
mc Bleah, the meatloaf from CB is bad. I like the country hams. "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. And from this side only! The flight of a half-man, half-bird. Dinosaurs nuzzling their young in pastures where strip malls should be. Cookies on dowels. All those moment, lost in time. Gone, like eggs off a hooker's stomach. Time to die" -Phil Ken Sebben
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House of Pies. Eggs and chicken fried steak, then maybe some pie. The solution to your problem is to fence another weapon.
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It depends on where D+ good to meet you
When in Memphis it's got to be Bar-B-Q... The Bar-B-Q Shop on Madison ...
Different towns different food - something local. There's always Mexican esp in Big D.
Whats good in your neck of the woods?
My 2 cents
Chiz
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Originally Posted by MattyCam Cracker Barrel? Stay away from the meatloaf. I can't tell you how much pain I was in. Say no to the meatloaf.
We drink and drink and more drinking and eat lots of meat after meets.
mc It probably WASN'T the meatloaf, the night of drinking in Princeton and then TRYING to drive back the next day with a hang-over was more like it.
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To put it nicely...
I've got two shelves and the crisper drawer in my fridged devoted to BEER. (Currently, it's Coronas filling the crisper drawer, a shelf of Guiness, and a shelf of Harlotfest Ale/Coors/Buds.
And the usual post-tourney feast usually involves either going out for a steak, grilling a burger at home (so rare it tries to eat my bun as I'm eating it) or... grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup. (THE ULTIMATE HAPPY FOOD!) "The greatest thing you'll ever learn
Is to parry, and riposte in return."
~me
Mitch AKA 'Gumby', 'The UTSWB', 'Hey You', The 'Godfather', 'MacGuyver', 'Batman', and 'Chief'
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My club always hits an Olive Garden for the breadsticks and salad so we eat something immediately. And we can find one no matter where we compete. Usually no alcohol since the of-age in the group are also the drivers.
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Definately beer and what ever will stand still long enough to be caught and be eaten!
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We usually gather whoever's left, and find something good and close that serves alcohol. Usually a small local place. Depends on what city we're in... but we usually frequent the same places.
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Originally Posted by chiz D+ good to meet you
When in Memphis it's got to be Bar-B-Q... The Bar-B-Q Shop on Madison ...
Different towns different food - something local. There's always Mexican esp in Big D.
Whats good in your neck of the woods?
My 2 cents
Chiz Nothing really, we usually just stop at a cracker barrel on the way home. In town, theres a longhorns steak house, but we hardly ever have tournaments. "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. And from this side only! The flight of a half-man, half-bird. Dinosaurs nuzzling their young in pastures where strip malls should be. Cookies on dowels. All those moment, lost in time. Gone, like eggs off a hooker's stomach. Time to die" -Phil Ken Sebben
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It's the coaches call... unless someone won gold, then they get to pick. Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying "I will try again tomorrow."
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If I kick ***: anything, I need to celabrate
If I bite the dust: anything, I need the comfort food
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What I eat.....
Not seeded: Humble pie
elim during 1st DE: entire pizza
elim at quarters: half a pizza
elim at semis: beer
elim at final: can't eat for two days. Heaven is where the police are British, the chefs Italian, the mechanics are German, the lovers are French, and its all organized by the Swiss.
Hell is where the police are German, the chefs are British, the mechanics are French, the lovers are Swiss, and it's all organized by the Italians.
"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered" George Best
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For me, ibuprofen. And any good meal with a glass of wine.
Originally Posted by ls14evar Ever try drunken Sabre? Not personally, but I witnessed its power: one of my college teammates (sabre) got really tanked right before a match - it was last day before Christmas break and a lot of alcohol was being consumed. We had to walk him aroudn the room a few times propped up between the other two sabreurs to wake him up a little, and then he had his best match ever - won all his bouts, saying "I have the psychological advantage. "In theory, theory and practice are the same, but in practice, theory and practice are different."
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Originally Posted by jeff For me, ibuprofen. Ah yes, ibuprofen. The veteran's friend.... 
MR Why sabre? Because you don't take heads with the point.
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