I’ll take a simple kobe beef filet with a 2007 Jessica Biel and a side of black truffle risotto with a 1990 Heather Locklear.

If I have any energy left, I will finish the night with a 30 yr old Macallan and a nice Cuban......

Interesting responses to a provocative question. I cannot help but to deduce that if it is your last meal and your last movie on earth, death surely follows. Man alive: wine, women, and movies (if you will) would be the furthest from my mind. Sorry, did not mean to put a damper on a good thread.

"Where, O death, is your victory?
Where, O death, is your sting?" -1Cor 15:31

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Originally posted by Sancho Panza:
Interesting responses to a provocative question. I cannot help but to deduce that if it is your last meal and your last movie on earth, death surely follows. Man alive: wine, women, and movies (if you will) would be the furthest from my mind. Sorry, did not mean to put a damper on a good thread.

"Where, O death, is your victory?
Where, O death, is your sting?" -1Cor 15:31

OK, you're right...we'd say a prayer before the meal, plan for jetting off to the nearest remote island and made sure we had a proper burial at sea...what was I thinking...

Oh, and a BIG second on the Jessica Biel (ouch!!) might as well throw a nice dose of Elizabeth Hurley in to the mix as well.

No, no, please, you are right; what was I thinking?

Some members went off into gourmet thinking, some into sensual thinking, and I, into silly philosophical thinking. I gotta get with it man. What am I thinking?


OK, I am a steak type of fella: A medium-rare USDA Prime cut New York Strip, along with a Sweet Potatoe Casserole with pecan crust, complemented by a young Cab -- topped off with a Warm Apple Crumb Tart with vanilla bean ice cream and a glass of Champagne.

All available at Ruth's Chris Steak House. Consequently, my lady would not have to cook on that day of our last meal on earth.

Oh yea...the movie!!! The Hustler. The original with Paul Newman, George C. Scott, and Jackie Gleason. Great dialogue and character driven.

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Originally posted by Sancho Panza:
Interesting responses to a provocative question. I cannot help but to deduce that if it is your last meal and your last movie on earth, death surely follows. Man alive: wine, women, and movies (if you will) would be the furthest from my mind. Sorry, did not mean to put a damper on a good thread.

"Where, O death, is your victory?
Where, O death, is your sting?" -1Cor 15:31

OK, you're right...we'd say a prayer before the meal, plan for jetting off to the nearest remote island and made sure we had a proper burial at sea...what was I thinking...

Oh, and a BIG second on the Jessica Biel (ouch!!) might as well throw a nice dose of Elizabeth Hurley in to the mix as well.

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with a 1990 Heather Locklear.

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with a 1990 Heather Locklear.

Why be so picky? I'll take the normale and go N.V.

I am a simple man with simple needs i tell yah.
Think back to the flintsotnes, the opening of the cartoon. That size steak but make it with kobe/waygu. To drink a simple 25 year vertical (say 65-90) of the first growths would do.
Oh yeah a slice of cheesecake from Juniors for desert.

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Think back to the flintsotnes, the opening of the cartoon. That size steak but make it with kobe/waygu.

Paired with some cold cactus juice of course...