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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Having a dinner party and when I asked guest if there was anything she didn't eat, she said, "pork and fishy fish." I like all fish and because I always buy fresh haven't experienced "fishy" fish. What types of fish do you think she means? Thanks. [/quote]

Make what you want and she can damn well eat it if she's hungry.  I hate picky adults.  She sounds like a pain in the ass.[/quote]

I can't possibly understand this.  The point of a dinner party is to be a gracious host.  You're supposed to want your guests to enjoy themselves.

If you serve something accidentally that someone doesn't like, that's one thing, but if you've specifically asked what someone doesn't like, then it's rude to serve it.  It's like a slap in the face.

I wouldn't serve fish at all.  I'd be worried that they meant "fishy" as opposed to shellfish or something.  I'd probably serve chicken.[/quote]

Chicken is boring. I love fish. OP should obviously make both chicken and fish. Just be a short order cook. [/quote]

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