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    What do you eat after tournaments?

    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.
    "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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    if i do well - steak
    if i suck it up - my pride

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    Usually McDonald's, because I'm driving in the car 2-4 hours afterwards and I can eat cheeseburgers and drive at the same time.

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    One word:

    BEER!

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    Quote Originally Posted by R. Exnicios
    One word:

    BEER!
    that's what we do
    "ATTACK, ATTACK, ATTACK" - Gen. Patton



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    Quote Originally Posted by R. Exnicios
    One word:

    BEER!
    Seconded. Er, thirded.

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    Snickers!

    .....and then obscene helpings of restaurant food, preferably including French fries.

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    i assumed beer was pretournament food

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    Beer..... then more fencing!

    Ever try drunken Sabre?
    "I live my life a bout at a time. Nothing else matters. Not the mortgage, not the store, not my team and all their bulls***. For those 15 touches or less, I am free."

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    If I do well-I wait until dinner.

    If I don't do well-pizza. I need my comfort food...

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    Chicken!!!

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    Usually a big hamburger cooked rare with a large glass of pepsi (with as many refills I can get)

    After the burger, a cold glass of Guiness stout.

    Then I sleep for about 14 hours...
    Fleche!! Fleche for fantasy.

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    As one of my teammates likes to say, a steak so rare that a moderately competent veterinarian has a 50-50 chance of resuscitating it.

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    steeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaak (esp if i worked really hard, otherwise chinese is good)

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    STEAK
    especially if i worked my *** off, otherwise chinese will do.
    What is a leet? Is that a type of ferret?

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    somewhere good. i worked my a$$ off and fast food isn't good enough. cracker barrel, chili's, applebees, etc..

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    our club go's to the local Hooter's after practice.

    People of legal age usualy go out to the closest bar after tournaments

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    Our team captain used to live in College Park, so after tournaments there we go to a local Greek-American diner he showed us.

    Good stuff. I'm definatly a big fan of Reubens. Must be that little bit of New York still in me .
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    Nice steakhouse, nice bottle of wine. Ribeye or Prime rib (same thing, really, just whether it was cooked as one huge chunk or not) is preferable, but maybe a t-bone as well. Won't go for a porterhouse again. That was just too big (did that in Atlanta). Maybe sea food if it's a nice area for one. Lots of nice appetizers, too.
    =)=///

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    Beer.

    And grilled opponent, very rare.

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