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Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Breakfast # 7: Soft boiled egg with asparagus on toast
Penguin Books celebrated their 70th anniversary this year by publishing 70 adorable Pocket Penguins by a selection of some of their most well loved authors. Each book is unique, either especially written by the author for this auspicious occasion, or a selection of the author's past work. The authors ran the gamut from Albert Camus to Zadie Smith, George Orwell to Roald Dahl, Sigmund Freud to Anne Frank, Anton Chekov to India Knight. When the shipment arrived at the book store where I used to work, I razed the shelves and got around a dozen of the 70 books...one being a lovely little piece called Something for the Weekend by Jamie Oliver.
The book is a small collection of some of his favorite recipes for "the weekend", a time spent with family and friends. This meal is taken from his "Brekkie" section (don't you just love that word?) and combines two of my favorite (not only for) breakfast foods: Bacon and Eggs...and not just any eggs...runny, soft boiled wonders! Runny is the only way for me with eggs...I get ornery if even the slightest bit of yolk starts to harden. The recipe also includes one of my favorite veggies: Asparagus. So I knew I was definitely having this for "brekkie".
I changed it slightly from the original to serve just one person (me!). The original recipe serves four.
Here we go:
Soft boiled egg with asparagus on toast
(adapted from Something for the Weekend by Jamie Oliver)
- 1 ripe tomato
- sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
- extra virgin olive oil
- 3 slices of bacon (Jamie suggests pancetta as well...sadly, I didn't have any on hand)
- 1 large egg (in the Philippines I always use extra large because the eggs here seem smaller)
- a bunch of asparagus spears (enough for you to eat in one serving, be generous, this is breakfast remember?)
- 1 slice of rustic bread (I used sourdough because, well, I like it, and it's what I had)
- a knob of butter
Here's what you do:
- Cut your tomato in half and place on a pan or roasting tray, cut side up. Season with salt and pepper, and drizzle with olive oil. Grill.
- When the tomato starts to color, lay your bacon slices beside it and continue grilling until the bacon is crisp and remove.
- While you are doing the above steps, you can start boiling some water for the egg. Place the egg and the asparagus in the boiling water for four minutes (check on the asparagus though, they may be ready before that if they are thin) then remove.
- Toast your bread.
- Toss the asparagus with butter to coat.
- Peel the egg (this was tricky...I felt the soft boiled egg was going to break apart in my hand! Cup it gently in your palm and speak kind words to it and everything should be fine).
- Get one half of the tomato and squash it into your toast.
- Arrange asparagus on toast that has been smothered with mushed tomato.
- Lay your bacon on top of the asparagus.
- Top the whole thing carefully with the egg.
- When you feel the egg is anchored somewhat securely, cut it open and let the luscious, runny yolk dribble down.
- Drizzle with some olive oil.
Then comes my favorite part of Jamie's recipes...the part where you "tuck in"! This was truly a woderfully hearty breakfast. The crispness and smokiness of the bacon was fantastic against the bright asparagus flavor, and the soft richness of the egg. The tomato on the bread also added a great touch (something like pan con tomate, a favorite of mine from Barcelona). I used the other tomato half as a garnish. I think it's enough to say that my plate was sparkling clean when I was done eating.
I like Jamie Oliver because he looks so endearingly rumpled and his dishes always sound so homey and nourishing. And, as I don't live in the UK, I still find words and phrases like, "brekkie", "tuck in", "puds", and "sarnie my stylie" quite adorable.
Note: You can also find Jamie's recipe here.
32 comments:
- Niki said...
Brekkie is an Aussie word as well. Always used down here! This brekkie is just the sort of thing I would love on a weekend morning.
- Kai said...
I love how you plate your food, Joey. I hope you go on to one thousand and one breakfasts. Lunches and dinners, as well. ;-)
I don't like runny eggs. Can I "tuck in" my hard-boiled egg inside the bacon? - 4:40 PM
- Melissa said...
mmmmm, that egg is perfectly cooked!
I spied your osso bucco in the post below.....I just bought some veal to cook that same recipe tomorrow night!
like minds!
Great site!
Melissa - 5:08 PM
- Paz said...
I just had breakfast, but this looks sooo good. I'd rather have eaten this soft boiled egg with asparagus on toast. Yum!
I enjoy watching Jamie Oliver's cooking shows on t.v.
Paz - 6:47 PM
- dexiejane said...
asparagus for breakfast.. YUM :)
- violet said...
ohhh that looks lovely. i want a little mini jamie oliver book! gah. i LOVE asparagus.
- Mila Tan said...
Great photo! And a wonderful combination.
There was a movie last year where the guy was cooking a fried egg sandwish and he cut it in the middle and the yoke had that perfect spill shot. Wow, made me hungry just thinking about it. Nothing like the bright orange of egg yolk to make you hungry. - 10:16 AM
- Cate said...
Mmmm, I'm a sucker for soft-boiled eggs and am supremely jealous you got this fun little Jamie Oliver cookbook we can't get here ... sigh...
- wysgal said...
I abolutely adore Jamie Oliver --- his cookbooks are my bedside reading because they're so entertaining.
I was dying to eat in his restaurant 15 when I was in London last year but I couldn't find a dining companion willing to shell out 50 pounds for a meal. - 11:25 AM
- plum said...
They've brought that series out in Australia but I don't remember ever seeing Jamie's book! I must go back and have a look for it!
- Midge said...
Hi, Joey. Always loved Jamie O's breakfast stuff. You should also try Nigella's take on that: lightly steamed asparagus spears dipped into the yolk of a soft-boiled egg. Simple and seriously satisfying!
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Niki! I have cousins in Australia...now I can impress them with my Aussie words :)
Hi Kai! Thanks for your nice words(blush)! I'm sure you can "tuck in" your hard boiled eggs in this dish too :)
Hi Melissa! Thanks for your kind comments! Hope you enjoy your Osso Buco :)
Hi Paz! Try it out for one of your breakfasts...it's a yummy way to start the day! :)
Hi Dexie! What better way to start your day than with a little veggies (and bacon and eggs, woohoo!) :)
Hi Violet! I love asparagus too! The little books are great...and cheap to boot ;)
Hi Mila! I agree about the wonders of the egg yolk...what movie was that? I made a poached egg sanwich once, but instead of cutting it I squooshed it down...and the yolk squirted straight at me! Smart! :)
Hi Sweetnicks! Soft boiled egg is great indeed! Why can't you get the book over there?
Hi Wysgal! Very entertaining...I definitely agree. No one willing to part with 50GBP for Jamie?! Wish I could have been there with you!
Hi Plum! Glad the series got to your shores :) Since I was working in the book store then, I got the whole list and ticked of everything I wanted in advance :) Hope you find it!
Hi Midge! That sound's great! In which book does she mention it? In any case...must try! Sounds heavenly! :) - 3:01 PM
- tattum said...
wow! i've just popped in your blog, I love it! this recipe is very similar to one I did this weekend, "pan tumaca (you know this one) con jamon serrano y huevo de codorniz". I'll post the recipe in my blog this afternoon, though the photo is not the best one I've made...
- Oliver said...
Hi ChichaJo
The soft boiled egg over the green asparagus looks delicious!! And it is cooked exactly the way I prefer it, the yolk not firm (or too firm), the egg white not runny...perfect. Bookmarked for our next Sunday brunch! - 4:41 PM
- Ruth said...
The brekkie looks so tasty. Soft boiled eggs and soft poached are two of my favorite ways to eat eggs.
I definitely have to try to find the little cookbook. Thanks for sharing - 7:38 PM
- mare said...
Thanks you've just inspired my lunch!
- angelika said...
Hi Joey, that looks delicious ! You know I am also such a brekkie lover indeed - and your breakfasts are a treat ! Please DO NOT stop on no. 80....best, angelika
- Barbara said...
Brekkie is also used in NZ. Love the breakfast. Thanks for introducing me to the Long Trip Home. Great site.
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Tattum! Thanks for stopping by! That's sounds good and will be checking the post out soon :)
Hi Oliver! Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the post :) Hope you have a great Sunday brunch :)
Hi Ruth! Thanks...I love anything with a runny yolk involved :) Hope you find the book!
Hi Mare! Glad I could help! :)
Hi Angelika! Thanks for such a nice comment :) I'll definitely try to post more than 80...
Hi Barbara! Brekkie in NZ? Cool! Glad you like The Long Trip Home...a friend of mine is one of the writers :) - 10:48 AM
- Lori said...
Ay-yay-yay, Joey. Soft-boiled eggs! You know how much I love my soft-boiled eggs! :)
- ChichaJo said...
Yup Lori! That's something we have in common :) Soft boiled rocks!
- wysgal said...
I don't know if anyone's asked you before ... and this is a serious question ... what happens when you've posted 80 breakfasts? Do you change the name of your blog?
- Gia-Gina said...
I always eat leftover dinners for breakfast, this looks great. As I kid I had fried egg sandwiches and rice porriage in the mornings.
- Mona said...
Wow Joey, that looks so good. What an awesome picture...the egg yolk oozing over the side of the bread and bacon is making my mouth water...God I sound like a broken record today...i've stumbled upon some great pictures today. I'm having a blast at work, hoping that not too many people are looking over my shoulder thinking..what is Mona up to?!?
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Wysgal! Good question! And perhaps one which I didn't think through quite so thoroughly when I made this blog. What will happen when I reach 80? Maybe a little party, some champagne, caviar, dancing, who knows? The blog's name will remain the same though, even past my 80th breakfast. I've kinda gotten used to it :) (The original name for this blog was Around the World in 80 Breakfasts, but I shortened it)
Hi Gia-gina! Thanks! I also like to cleverly turn dinner's leftovers into a fab breakfast :) Suggestions are welcome!
Hi Mona! Thanks, thanks! Glad to hear you are entertained :) We all need a break from the grind, no? - 8:04 AM
- augustusgloop said...
That's a great photo! And it sounds delicious too! Mmm...
- thess said...
how lovely it would be to wake up in your home and have your breakfast, this is yummy, joey..especially that running yolk :-)
- purplegirl said...
omg, i'm salivating... that is sooooo yummy looking. i sooooo love breakfasts. i can eat breakfast for dinner and lunch. actually, most of the times, i do.
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Augustusgloop! Thanks! :)
Hi Thess! Thanks! It's always good to wake up to a nice breakfast :)
Hi Purplegirl! I am so with you on that :) - 11:40 PM
- fiordizucca said...
lovely picture
- Patrice said...
Looks delicious! Malas, I'm allergic to soft-boiled egg :(
- ChichaJo said...
Hi Fiordizucca! Thanks :)
Hi Patrice! Are you allergic to eggs in general, or just soft-boiled ones? Coz I'm sure you can make this with other egg variations :) - 9:05 AM


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After a good eight inning outing by Mark Buehrle the Blue Jays rallied in the ninth inning to beat the Astros 2-1, and snap a seven-game losing streak.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (58-71)
The Jerry Dipoto or Mike Scioscia drama is unfortunate, yet predictable. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Angels' Kevin Jepsen will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing an emergency appendectomy in Seattle.
San Francisco Giants (58-72)
The Giants continue their miserable season. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images)

Giants place pitcher Matt Cain on the disabled list after getting hit by a line drive in the arm that caused a large bruise. This is the first time in nine years that Cain has been placed on the DL.
Minnesota Twins (57-72)
Chris Herrmann has been a nice surprise in a bleak season, though he projects as no more than a third catcher. (Photo by David Maxwell/Getty Images)

Twins catcher Joe Mauer is still on the disabled list recovering from a concussion. He hopes to return to the team next week.
Milwaukee Brewers (57-73)
With Rickie Weeks and Corey Hart out for the season, it's possible we've seen the last of the Brewers' old core.(Photo by Brian Kersey/Getty Images)

Ryan Braun released a written statement admitting to taking banned substances and said he took a "cream" in trying to recover from an injury.
Chicago Cubs (55-75)
Anthony Rizzo's had an up-and-down season. (Photo by Denis Poroy/Getty Images)

Jeff Samardzija earned co-National League Player of the Week honors for his two dominant outings last week.
Chicago White Sox (54-75)
Avisail Garcia is making a good first impression with the White Sox. (Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images)

White Sox bench coach Mark Parent was ejected by the umpires during the pregame exchange of lineup cards. Parent was seen getting in an argument about previous calls from earlier in the series against Texas.
Miami Marlins (49-80)
Logan Morrison's had a decent season. (Photo by Marc Serota/Getty Images)

Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez earned his 10th win as the Marlins beat the Rockies, 3-0, snapping a four-game losing streak and he earned Co-National League Player of the Week.
Houston Astros (43-86)
Tough way for Max Stassi to start his big-league career. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)

Stassi was placed on the seven-day concussion DL by the Astros after being hit in the face by a pitch.


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With Malaysia in the throes of sweeping political change, academic turned political activist Dr Syed Husin Ali traces how ethnicity has been manipulated, since Independence, by Malaysian politicians for their own gain to the detriment of the masses. He dissects the origins, fallacies and destructive nature of ethnic politics in Malaysia and examines the issue of class versus ethnicity or race. It is time, he argues, for an end torace or ethnic-based politics. In this new edition, the author has updated the book in terms of facts and events, and included two more articles.
Sitting on the Esplanade in modern Singapore is an elegant National Monument, the cenotopah, built as a tribute to the men from the Straits Settlements of Singapore, Penang and Malacca who gave their lives to the Great War of 1914 to 1918. Of the 124 names on the bronze plaques, 112 have been recalled in this book. Through newspaper articles, letters, military and civil records, this book pieces together a collection of insights into the lives and times of these men.
During the Japanese Occupation in World War II, some 3,000 men, women and children left Singapore to form a Catholic settlement in the jungles of Malaya, near the town of Bahau. Based on extensive interviews and access to private manuscripts, this book provides a vivid account of life in Bahau, and presents new insights into those who were there, why they went, and the lasting legacy of Bahau on their lives. It is also a moving account of the author's journey of discovery about her mother, who was interned at Bahau. Fitting memory to those who died, honourable recognition of those who survived, and an important resource for future generations, this is essential reading for those who seek an understanding of an important part of Singapore's history.
In addition to celebrating the intellectual tradition of a past generation of Singaporean Malay thinkers, social and cultural activists, this series provides unique insights and perspectives into the lived-experience and collective memories of the Malay community in Singapore. This book investigates and raises questions on the background and social-historical conditionings that have shaped and coloured Malay thinking and world view, from the past to contemporary thought, through its literary heritage and letters.
Hong Kong is famous for its bustling streets. In this book we the people who provide it the colour - a flower seller, a street musician and a tram driver; a bouncer, a shoeshiner and a gas canister delivery man; a site foreman and a lifeguard; one man who climbs bamboo scaffolding for a living, and a woman who ferries visitors around the harbour on a sampan. They tell their life stories in their own words. Sharp black-and-white portraits immerse the reader in the dynamic streetscape of Hong Kong.
Singapore 365 is essential reading for anyone interested in Singapore. Based on interviews, illustrations, maps, articles, pictures, and infographics, this first annual edition of Singapore 365 looks back at the main events of 2013, and thereby witnesses history in the making on the eve of Singapore's 50th birthday. Singapore 365 is designed to give a comprehensive view of the city-state's dynamism on politics, society, business, culture, sports, and sustainable development. It aims to provide an up-to-date image of Singapore today in a way that will both inform and entertain.
The Korean Wave (hallyu) refers to the international spread of South Korean popular culture, including films, television dramas, online games, cosmetics, food, fashion and music. This collection of essays aims to distinguish the very unique Southeast Asian region from the very problematic and abstract label of East Asian popular culture. Instead of including such a diverse and radically different region under such an umbrella term, this collection aims to investigate how such products have been received in, and exist within these very different nations that are separate from East Asia yet are still a part of Asia and heavily connected to this region in various political, geographic and economic ways.
Welcome Home: A Year of Loving Singapore is a book that invites the reader to explore, rediscover and reflect on Singapore and everything Singaporean. Over the course of 365 days, facts, personal anecdotes and vignettes of Singapore's history, heritage, economy, geography, arts and culture are presented in the format of a daily journal. The book is a co-creation of the collective memory and aspiration of the Singapore we love and one which we hope to achieve greater heights in the next 50 years.
This large format book is a groundbreaking body of work by Wong Perng Fey. Wong Perng Fey (b. 1974, Kuala Lumpur) is an artist that has built his reputation as an experimental and versatile painter. His works are in many prominent public collections. His gestural paintings of figures, nature and natural vistas fluctuate between abstraction and figuration with an acute sensitivity to colours, layers and textures. With writings by Ronald Kiwitt, Martina Ziesse and Haffendi Anuar.
In 1999, history was made when a 130-year-old former chapel at 155 Middle Road became the venue for Sculpture Square, Singapore's first arts centre for contemporary 3D art. Fifteen years and hundreds of exhibitions later, SSQ, as the arts organisation has come to be known, moves on from its historical space to take on a new role in the advocacy of visual arts. This book tells the story of the first 15 years of SSQ, from the time it boldly redefined what an old dilapidated chapel could do, to defining the visual landscape of Singapore.
This book traces the history of the costume of Peranakan women; specifically, the sarong, kebaya, and baju panjang. The sarong kebaya is only a starting point, however, for a rich history of language, women, trade, slavery, community formation, and education. Profusely illustrated with a wealth of historical photographs and beautiful images of sarongs and kebayas from a large donation to the Peranakan Museum, as well as those in a private collection, the book will become a valuable reference. Independent scholar Peter Lee has amassed impressive documentation from primary and secondary sources in this highly readable, visually stunning book.
Time Present: Photography from the Deutsche Bank Collection is the first Deutsche Bank exhibition on international photography and features works from the 1970s to the present day by 28 renowned photographers from regions such as Japan, China, India, Europe, and North and South America. Shedding light on the relationship between photography and time, the exhibition explores the myriad ways that photography has made sense of a changing world while highlighting the various technical, formal, and conceptual methods undertaken to expand the artistic potential of the medium. This fully illustrated exhibition catalogue includes artwork captions and essays by the exhibition curators that address the complexities of seeing, and making images, through the photographic medium.
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Thinking of Landscape presents a visual expedition through place and time. It traces a collector's journey of over 25 years, bringing together a selection of sixty works by artists from Southeast Asia, China, Taiwan and Australia. It explores ways in which individual artists have drawn inspiration from the landscape subject, probing its formal, emotional, and conceptual potential. The painting traditions of East and West, and different generations of artists meet in this diverse collection, allowing us to map relationships between artistic practices, and between the collector and his collection.
This is a groundbreaking survey of the Buddhist architecture of Southeast Asia, abundantly illustrated with new color photography and 3-D renderings. It is the first volume in a projected six-volume series that will take a new multidisciplinary approach in showing how Buddhist thought and ritual have interacted with local traditions across the Asian continent to produce masterpieces of religious architecture. The Golden Lands is devoted to Southeast Asia. Following a general introduction to the early history of Buddhism and its most characteristic architectural forms (the stupa, the temple, and the monastery), Lall examines the Buddhist architecture of Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos in turn. For each country, he provides both a historical overview and case studies of noteworthy structures.
Social workers and counsellors face a myriad of complex issues and problems related to ageing when working with older clients and their families. Yet, many social workers and counsellors do not have specialized training in gerontological counselling. This is a trainer's guide to counselling elders and their family members from Asian backgrounds, with emphasis on: ageing processes and issues, counselling older persons and their families, and culture-specific factors which affect the experiences of older persons.
Can you imagine how war might affect your life? This book tells the amazing story of how the lives of three children were changed by World War 2 in Malaya. Read their diaries, letters and other documents to work out what happened to them. Written in the form of both primary and secondary sources such as diaries, letters and discursive texts, this book will enable them to develop their skills of historical deduction but in addition to being an interesting and informative historical story, this book is also an educational resource for English writing.
My Home is the first bilingual picture book which includes local content and lift-the-flaps games. All the content is presented in a pleasing bilingual format in both English and Mandarin Chinese and includes Hanyu Pinyin as a complementary reading aid. Set in a Singaporean flat, everyday family life as well as common neighbourhood settings are depicted with comical flair.


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Newbies who go to High Life for the first time are stunned that the place is only a few years old, because the 1970s decor is so authentic. Most people would say this place looks just like their parents' basement during the 1970s, complete with the ugly green shag carpeting, the ripped Naugahyde booths with the yellow foam exposed, the wood-paneled walls, the lit-up, slowly rotating beer signs, the tiny black and white TV behind the bar, the signs on the wall for Jimmy Carter and the Led Zeppelin concert footage. It's totally cool, man, and it's fun.As for the menu--the food is fine, and the prices are cheap. High Life doesn't serve any beer manufactured after 1970, so you get all of the oldie but goodie brands here, including Schlitz and Pabst Blue Ribbon, for around $3.50 a bottle. A cheeseburger basket runs $3.75, including fries. (But you could sub the fries for onion rings or tater tots.) The appetizers include a couple of new ideas, like Buffalo Chicken Egg Rolls, but try the Velvet Elvis dip, which you would expect to see on an episode of One Day at a Time (sausage floating in a thick cheese sauce). Standout entrees include the goulash, the chicken pot pie and the meat loaf, all for around $6.25. Wash it down with a Shasta -- when was the last time you saw that on a menu? The service is prompt and friendly, even when it's packed, which at lunch and dinner time, it is, especially when the Iowa Cubs are in town (the ballpark is kitty corner across the street). The lunchtime crowd is mostly professionals, while the evening sees a more diverse crowd.High Life connects via a doorway to the El Bait Shop restaurant next door, which is owned by the same folks and offers a fun Key West-y kind of flavor and some Mexican options, along with some of the sandwiches that also appear on the High Life menu.


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The aorta is the body's largest artery. It carries blood from the heart and delivers it to the rest of the body. The aorta travels through the chest and the abdomen. An aortic aneurysm is a weak, bulging area in the wall of the aorta. The bulging develops from a weakness or defect in the aortic wall. It tends to get bigger with time.
The greatest danger is that an aneurysm will rupture. This will cause heavy, uncontrollable bleeding. Aortic aneurysms can also occur with aortic dissection. Dissection is a small tear in the aortic wall. Blood from the aneurysm can leak through this tear and spread between the layers of the aortic wall. This leads to eventual rupture of the vessel.
Aneurysms can develop anywhere. They are most common in the aorta, iliac artery, and femoral artery.
Atherosclerosis is frequently associated with aneurysm. However, it is not thought that this disease alone causes the growth of an aneurysm. It is believed that other factors, such as high blood pressure or connective tissue disorders, must be present for an aneurysm to form.
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Symptoms may occur when the aneurysm grows or disrupts the wall of the aorta. Symptoms depend on the size and location of the aneurysm and may include:
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LOVE this fragrance.....not over-powering. Perfect for everyday. One of the best celebrity designed scents. I've used the shower gel and the body lotion, too. Thank you, Jennifer
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Read Review details ►Flowery, but not overpowering. I usually am not into crazy floral scents. I found Jennifer Aniston perfume does stay, although it does get more subtle. Recommend for a casual, fun everyday fragrance.
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Designed for the passenger of the vehicle, just before a car accident issues they yell oh Shit! and grab for the handle above the passenger seat door, If the car doesn't have a oh shit! handle the passenger is screwed.
Oh Shit! <grabs The Oh Shit! Handle>
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The handle on the roof or up high on the side of a car on the inside that you can hold while going around really sharp turns, etc. but usually never use. When you do use it it is probably during something very dangerous, i.e. drifting around public roads or swerving around deer, and gets its name from the words you exclaim at the times you have to grab it.
"OH SHIT" I said as I grabbed the oh-shit handle when we were drifting around the really sharp turn.
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I am curious how others interpret or use the following passage in their spiritual life.
"The fact is that most alcoholics have lost the power of choice in drink. Our so-called will power becomes practically non-existent ."
My Step One left me convicted that i cannot keep myself clean and sober; even sober I am powerless over picking up that first drink.
I "choose" to enlarge my spiritual life and my relationship with God, basically live the steps and completely let God solve the drink problem.
I asked an old timer today at a meeting what people mean when they say they "stay away from the first drink" or choose to not drink. He told me "sure, we have a choice." If we have a choice why continue to go to meetings?
A guy asked me to sponsor him and I want to make sure I am clear on this. I feel like if I have a choice I dont need to be in AA. I surrender the problem COMPLETELY to God, I cease fighting alcohol all together. If I can wake up and keep myself clean and sober there really is no need for me to be in AA. I also consoder myself recovered. The great paradox !
I have two great "sponsors"/teachers but can't hurt to ask some other people I respect .
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Feb 19, 2013One of the best co op shooters ever. This game improves on the first in every way. There's more great humor...more claptrap....more narrative, more style, more chaos. It's great to finally see a game company finally bring great co op action back.
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Feb 23, 2013This game is fun as hell. No matter if solo or coop i really enjoy this game when i play it with all the stuff, you can do in this game. The Cel Shading Look of this game really has style and the humour is great.
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Jun 26, 2014I still dig the original more, but what the hell... it's still more Borderlands. Am I right? Sh*t, I forgot you need 150 characters to review stuff. Apparently simplicity isn't welcome here. My bad.
Sep 21, 2012My muted pessimism that Gearbox wouldn't be able to follow up to their previous effort was, thankfully, dispelled in the first twenty minutes. It's great. Another, more wholesome, helping of what we enjoyed in Borderlands with some new ideas to play with. Not many, mind you, but certainly enough. Stuck for a shooter this fall? Look no further.
Dec 15, 2012This game gave me something the first lacked : storyline. This game is great if you played the first and wanted plot this is the game for you, a drastic improvement over the first. Enjoyable multiplayer and second playthrough is actually really challenging.
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Jan 29, 2015I like this game. Its funny, it runs well, its 1 of the better co-op games. It is however more entertaining as a co-op game. Random loot keeps me going. Plenty of conent especially game of the year edition.Really nothing bad to say about it for what it is.
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Apr 28, 2013Upon playing multiplayer with my brother-in-law, and i loved the unique visuals and feel of the game. At first I thought this game was going to be just another first person shooter, but I had a lot of fun. I just wish the turning was a bit slower or more controlled, because I found myself turning all the way around when I don't want to. But its fun.
Mar 23, 2014Really addictive shooter that has a cool story and great humor ! I laugh out loud a couple of time while playing. I recommend playing it with friends as it's the best coop experience i had in a while.
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Nov 18, 2012Borderlands 2 will give you a lasting appeal that is equivalent to 10 modern games, and it's not just because of the huge amount of missions. It's everything else that will bring you back again, and again.
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Oct 29, 2012This game should definetly be a contender for GOTY. Great story and characters, hilarious side missions and Easter eggs and just fun to play. The only reason you shouldn't buy it is if you hate fun.
Jan 15, 2013You'll love this game for the first few days but after that it gets very boring. The side missions are very repetitive, they consist mainly of "get this for me" or "go kill this guy" and it's what makes it boring. The game does have a great sense of humor though. Some may like it, some may not, but just try it and see for yourself.
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Nov 13, 2012One of the best games of this generation. Very addicting gameplay, great amount weapons and skills. You cant get bored with the huge amount of content that this games has and you can invest much over 100 hours in this game.
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Mar 26, 2013well, I'm a FPS games fun,well,at first time i see bother lands,it makes me fell happy,the gun,the character,i have to say,it"s one of the best FPS game i"ve ever play,i used play halo,cod,but this time,bother lands gives me great pleasure,thank you take two! you genius always give me surprise,waiting for your new bio shock!
Mar 8, 2014When I first bought this game it was mainly to play with my friends, but in the end I ended up playing hours and hours just by myself because it was so much fun, the game literally gushes with amazing content whether it's the wide array of weapons on display or the brilliant humour portrayed by amazing voice actors. Also the first ever game I bothered to platinum.
Sep 28, 2012This game is like a first person diablo with guns. Borderland 2 is RPG meets serious sam. Once you start playing it , you cannot stop. I highly recommend this game.
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Nov 13, 2012Terrible awful game designed for 3 year olds. Avoid like the plague just awful awful awful awful cr@p!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sep 21, 2012Greatest coop game of all time PERIOD. Beautifully balanced and addictive. I can't imagine how much play testing must have went into this game for it to have come out so great. Trust me: you will not find a better coop game out there. They perfected everything there is to perfect to make the ultimate 2 to 4 player experience.
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Nov 10, 2012this is much better than part 1. there actually seems to be a story to it now. the player advancement is more layered and you actually WANT to invest the points in smart ways. and of course the weapon combinations seem neverending, which if you like a looter game, its great!
Feb 13, 2013
Jul 8, 2014borderlands 2 i a great game with some amazing parts in it and a must buy.graphics are very unique using a cartoon style like no other game.guns wise your never really going to run out with over 7 million guns theirs always something to look for.but at times the story can get a bit drab but always picks back up.so i think borderlands 2 is a great game
Oct 13, 2012
Jan 2, 2013This is probably one of the better loot grabbing RPG's I have ever played. The graphics are nicely done, but are not for everyone. The game play is great with PLENTY of customization! This game is EASILY worth your money!
Jun 12, 2014Fantastic in every way, story is both good and unbelievably funny, game play is really nice, one of the best characters i've seen in a video-game (Claptrap), hundreds and hundreds of guns and loot out there just waiting for you. This game has many hours of fun game play for you and your friends.
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Nov 30, 2014It's Borderlands. Fun and addicting. Repetitive at times, yes, but it's so addicting you keep playing. Some glitches when it came out that were gamebreakers, but have since been fixed.
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Oct 11, 2013I was initially disappointed but kept playing, then it all made sense, the level design and gameplay keeps improving and some of the details are astounding. I played as commando and used the turret skill, I don't regret it at all, this is the best game of this type I have ever played.
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Aug 11, 2014I have never played this game so why am I scoring it? I am scoring this for all of the amazing voice actors in the game from FUNimation! As of today 10 million copies of Borderlands 2 have been shipped worldwide!
Oct 2, 2012One word review: BOREDLANDS...
Oh my god, it IS boring...
An awful sad, boring to the teeth game. Even worst than the ridiculous first installment, this train wreck of a game is dull, predictable and generic to the extreme. Same old same old mediocre FPS game disguised as a very bad written RPG. Avoid at all costs. -
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Sep 20, 2012An excellent game overall. Everything the fans were expecting and more. Great visuals, HUGE gun selection, long and awesome story-line... just awesome. Gearbox truly optimized everything possible without sacrificing anything. One of the best game purchases i have ever made..I honestly don't know why anyone is commenting here instead of playing.
May 7, 2013
Oct 28, 2012Fun game, built mainly for the co-op, could use more of a story and plot. Haven't really spent much time with this one, though I doubt I'll be striving for the end, already running into frustrating scenarios... Started off as the Assassin class, no sniper-rifle in sight, and I'm already level 5.
Sep 24, 2012
Feb 20, 2013Everything I look for in a video game. Borderlands 2 features a unique world and a fantastic online community. The loot system in Borderlands 2 is flawless. This game was well thought out and user feedback is taken into consideration. This game is a must buy!
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Sep 29, 2012The game is improved in almost every area. However the AI is terrible. You can shoot people whilst other enemies stand oblivious just a few metres away. Claptrap is as annoying as ever and the humour is really childish. Guns are great though and lots of fun to be had with all the different designs.
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Oct 29, 2012Staying true to its prequel Borderlands 2 still manages to offer the same interesting and addictive gameplay, the areas to explore are great, he characters and missions are downright hilarious and the story is something you will want to see through no matter how many times you die
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Apr 25, 2013Wow this game is the only other game that I have played through twice. This game is amazing. Don't listen to the idiotic reviewers that only play games for graphics steer you off the games path. This game has its own art style and I respect and love it, it matches the games theme.
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Oct 18, 2012I understand why some people love borderlands 2, however I just couldn't force myself to love it.
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Jan 28, 2013It has everything that a shooter game should have, combined with RPG elements and one of the best campaigns ever! It also come with an exceptional voice acting and its characters are awesome i mean that except from Joker there is no other villain that can be compared to handsome Jack and Claptrap is one of the funniest characters ever! To sum up this game is a must for every ps3 gamer!
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Oct 8, 2012Borderlands 2 is what a sequel should be, bigger, faster, funnier, longer. Graphically It 's no Killzone 3, Uncharted 3 or Skyrim, but the gameplay, cast, soundtrack,dialogue, guns, skills and story are stellar. Add in some crazy replay value, fun 2-4 player coop, a promise of Future DLC and we have a serious GOTY contender.
Nov 13, 2012Beautiful game, my source of fun during these useless fall months besides running. There is witty and colorful gameplay, and it is such a nice feeling when you find that awesome gun. The characters and NPCs are amazing as well.
Nov 21, 2012Didnt like this game. Everything seemed good, but the story was all over the place and a game needs a decent story, you never connect with any characters and its just a crazy shooter which didnt impress me. I didnt hate the game but didnt complete it and got bored quickly.
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Jan 26, 2014What the original Borderlands did so well has been grabbed and near perfected with this sequel. The comedy may be hit and miss, but it thrives on its shooting and loot grabbing. Many hours of fun will await you in Pandora.
Nov 6, 2012Borderlands 2 is huge, intense and addictive.
Oct 19, 2012It's a lengthy adventure full of personality, an endless plethora of weapons, and addictive co-op gameplay. Fans of the first game would be foolish to pass up another chance to visit Pandora and plunder the incalculable treasures therein.


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