Absolutely no contest, our love of good food is a lifetime relationship, the other loses its attraction with age and as for wine.....
Platonic friendships - do they exist?
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Yes, the food, most definitely 
And the 
Just think - no hangover!!
Definitely the food, no contest!
Thank you roseq and roses
I thought so too 
When I read "what a way to go", I was uncertain if you meant my son's intention or our gluttony? 
What a way to go, eh?
LuckyDucky
rose
I asked our elder son the same question. He grinned, (he and his girl friend) We wouldn't waste time eating, we'd go upstairs and make the most of the time we had left.
I realised how the years divided us, so:
Roast turkey or pork, supported by onions. Served with baby broccoli, baby carrots, roasted potatoes and peppers. A gravy made with the stock, roasted onions and a splash of wine, red currant jelly and a glass of wine. Followed by a nut, cherry and brandy laden pudding with brandy cream.
We'd finish our cheese and crackling (if we'd eaten pork) and quaff a liqueur or two, hoping to feel thoroughly satiated .
I keep a third of crackling back to eat hot, with cheese and biscuits.
Sometimes, I sprinkle a mix of salt and chilli before grilling.
We should feel thoroughly satiated, sitting before an open log
fire.
T?
Oh, a nice cup of 
always goes down well
Well, I noticed that we hadn't been blasted into oblivion yet, though sometimes it's hard to tell up here, so here's my menu. 
Caviar nibbles with Billcart Salmon fizz
Small fruits de mer
Foie gras with toasted brioche & Sauternes
Roasted turbot (maybe a bit of salad with this, especially if made by Georgio Locatelli)
French cheese board, including camembert with truffles and something blue and runny, served with port.
Pineapple Romanoff with a side of chocolat marquis.
Neuhous chocolates and Laudree macarons served with lashings of calvados.
You really will go out with a bang , with all the bloating!
I'll join you and annsixty, rose - never mind the duck breasts, I'll just bring my own Chablis and have a couple of sprouts...
Just a bottle or two of wine will do 
Then I wouldn't care or worry about what was going to happen
Other than that, I will be round at annsixty's house - but with a large bag of sprouts! And another bottle of Chablis and a bottle of something to go with the pudding. Plus some calvados with the coffee.
Then I wouldn't care at all.
Yes, I've often wondered about that...
If I knew I was about to be annihilated, I'm sure I'd be too scared/worried to eat! 
I don't think I am such a 'fine diner' as some on here, with very refined taste!
Another giant asteroid is due to hit us on Sunday..... So,a last chance for anyone new to arrange that last meal, or revise your old one, I am changing mine for a really fabulous fish pie, peas and mashed swede, followed by plum crumble and vanilla ice cream.
I am always very sensible with my eating, trying to keep my weight down and be healthy. I can't remember the last time I ate a pie although I used to love them. Therefore my last meal would be a stodgy pie and chips from the chip shop and several slices of white bread and butter. Oh and mushy peas
Yes, I felt dyspeptic just writing that Rose
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