I think i'm addicted to...

...pickled jalapeno in sandwiches. So far there isn't a single combo that they haven't improved! They don't come in big enough jars fomr the supermarkets though, so I will have to barter with one of the local takeaways for a barrel of them.

Come on now don't be shy, tell me about your addiction. Talking about it is the only way to come to terms with the situation. :yes:
 
LOL booooring!

Surely there's some dirty little Chimp secret lurking in there somewhere?

I'll never tell!

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You'll never catch me copper!
 
Before I had to watch my weight (don't worry, you'll get there some day, too!) I loved eating M&Ms and chasing them with Coca-Cola while I was working; guess I'm just another caffeine freak!

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Peperoncinis beat Jalapeños any day of the week.
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I add these bad boys to almost anything. Also... Tapatío :blush:

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Frosted Honey Buns + 2liter Diet Mountain Dews.

The first knuckle on my left index finger has had a calous on it for years from tipping bottles at the neck.
Family & co-workers laugh at me.
Whatever. :P
 
Doritos. It's pretty much a life long addiction. But I'm pretty much off them these days. Too expensive. Empty calories. MSG. Partially-hydrogenated fat. Etc.

But God I do love them.

Chocolate. Milk, not dark (blehchh).

I suppose that means sugar. Sugar sugar sugar.

And animal fat. Mmmmm.

French fries and hamburgers. Oh yessss!

And other things. ;)

But I wouldn't call them addictions.

They're loves.

Relationships.

Reasons to carry on.

=)


Oh and how could I forget Diet Pepsi. Don't even go there. Been on and off it for decades. Aspartame. Acid that eats at your teeth and bones. Oh dear. But despite all that, it is addictive. =P
 
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The classic sauce and boneless buffalo wings at Applebee's (Especially with beer)


MMmmm... mouth-watering now....
 
Military vehicles....since 2008 I have bought/sold/traded over 200. I have thinned the herd to three trucks and 8 trailers of various sizes. I attended a support group meeting (rally) today. They will be featured in many of the movies we make. My big truck (M927 5 ton cargo) was supposed to be in the new Fast and Furious movie that was being shot in Atlanta last month but we got cut at the last minute. One of my fellow collectors is furnishing all the military props for "The Walking Dead" being shot in Georgia. If I could figure out how to post pics on here I'd show a few.
 
I try to keep my addictions in check, but I do have a healthy instrument collection, particularly guitars. I have a pre-war Harmony jazz guitar and a fretless Wish bass (handmade instrument, I've replaced the pickup, but still needs more work). Just cracked the neck on an astounding cheap acoustic/electric that I'll need to replace (SX DG-25. Bought the 12 string version that sounded WAY better than it should for the price. Bought the 6, which was a bit more like what you'd expect, but put a lot of work into it and got it sounding really good. Any acoustic film work I've done has been with that guitar). Most of my collection fits different niches and all of it was acquired dirt cheap (most expensive guitar was $250 on an Epiphone SG custom that retailed for $400. Cracked finish, so I got a deal on it)

My music collection is pretty diverse and has some pretty rare items (several limited to less than 20 copies), but it's all weird stuff that most people wouldn't know or care about, so there's that.

I drink a lot of coffee, but spend a couple weeks every year without to keep tabs on my addiction. I drink a lot, but only really one day a week, so it's not as problematic as it could be.
 
Fine, I'll say it...

Boobs. Big, small, all shapes and sizes are appreciated. Not trying to be chauvinistic, just being real.

If we're talking food items (or anything that can almost be considered food), I can't get me enough of Haribo gummy bears.
 
I share a couple of the same addictions already mentioned. Musical instruments, I pretty much have a house and shed full of them. About 13 guitars plus 6 amps 4 violins, 3 drum kits, cellos, saxophones, trumpets, flutes, even a theremin. Its a good thing that I've made the transition to software instruments while I still have enough room to live in the house.
Also boobs a good but I'm more of an arse man. :)
 
Are those collard greens? If so there are two basic items missing.
(1) Ham, bacon or some other smoked fat meat cooked with them for seasoning and flavor.
(2) Buttermilk cornbread made in a iron skillet (which is the only way to make it that is fit to eat).

I can make a meal out of that (and did so last week since greens are in season here).

Of course the only fit beverage to go with a meal like that is sweet iced tea (with the sugar brewed in which is the only fit way to make it).
 
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