Kevin's Watch

What food/drink won't you share?
Or do you not share under any circumstances?

I doubt anyone has a problem sharing french fries with someone since it's an individual fry being seperated from the rest but what about the type of sharing where you allow someone to take a bite out of your sandwich or drink from your glass?

My wife is the only one I would ever think of sharing food (say a sandwich) with like that and even then it I'd only finish what she couldn't eat. Not each take a bite.

Although we've even done that say at dinner in a restraunt.
We each sample each other's meal during the night.

I have no problem sharing drinks with her either.
EXCEPT MILK!
After 19 years together I still refuse to share my glass of milk with anyone on the planet Earth.
And cereal too.
I'll throw it away first.

I don't even like to share food with my kids.
The germ carrying little monsters!!

What do you share and what have you shared and what can't you believe you shared?

Anybody ever shared a piece of gum?

no one can lick my ice cream cone. no way.

I would share anything with my wife and kids,I mean do way more intimate stuff with my wife than share food,and 50% of the kids genetic makeup came from me(via the intimate stuff with my wife).But they are the only people that I would eat after period!

my wife is the only person i will share food with. people are filthy and disgusting. with the table manners of rabid dogs.

Sharing food doesn't bother me, I'm well aware that we live among millions of bacteria and stuff, that it lives on our very skin.

I don't like to share biltong though, but that's only because I'm mean and greedy. I want it all.

--A

Yup, I only share with the wife and daughter.

I have to agree with Cail since I'm in the same situation.

Nobody better drink my black cherry vanilla Diet Cokes! And don't dare touch the oatmeal and bagels! What next--steal the air in my lungs?!

I do not mind sharing food or drink, as long as the person I am sharing with does not have a nasty cold or other easily communicable disease. Though I would prefer that they cut off or otherwise seperate the food they wish to have, and put it on their own plate, and eat it with their own fork. (ie. cut off part of the sandwich and eat it; don't just take a big bite out of the sandwich and hand it back )

Some foods, such as stir fries, beg to be shared between many people.

The only reason I wouldn't share food with someone would be if it were really freakin' good and I was just being greedy.

My boyfriend used to HATE, HATE eating with me because I'd always want a bite of whatever he had. Eventually I wore him down and he just hands it over if I so much as look at him the right way He realized that I take little bites (comparatively speaking) so it doesn't really bother him now.

I'll share with most anyone and pretty much anything... even chewed gum if I'm desperate enough. *shrug*

share food!!?? this is an alien concept to me..... what do I get out of it?

I refuse to share Pavlova. Love it that much.

I share pretty much everything - if it's not mine...

i always offer my coworkers carrots and other such veggies. they hardly ever want any.

Truthfully though, I won't share tuna, I love it. Recently been eating about 6 or 7 cans a week.

I share all food/drink, saliva covered or not, with my son. Except single malt whisky. Mum won't let him taste the good stuff, so he's stuck with blended (yuck!)

Prebe wrote:I share all food/drink, saliva covered or not, with my son. Except single malt whisky. Mum won't let him taste the good stuff, so he's stuck with blended (yuck!)

Isn't it amazing what we let those little bastards get away with?
My 3yo son can reach in and take food out of my mouth and I think it's funny.
It's only hours later when I see him sticking his hands in his diaper that I'm like:


I also let both my kids sip from my beer bottle.
Neither likes it so it rarely happens.
I don't want them thinking it's anything special or "forbidden".
Because we all know how attractive that makes something!!

Revan wrote:Truthfully though, I won't share tuna, I love it. Recently been eating about 6 or 7 cans a week.

Just be careful of all that mercury.

Revan wrote:Truthfully though, I won't share tuna, I love it. Recently been eating about 6 or 7 cans a week.

That's about one can of dolphin But hey, as the Norwegians say: "Intelligent people eat intelligent food".

if dolphins were so damn smart they would learn to avoid the nets.