I think I have to go more with David here, so medium well for me thank you 
Everything above Medium should be punished for “killing” the cow a second time 
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Then I’ll take my punishment as a man, and enjoy my meal
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For me, ‘well done’ every time. I will however, tolerate ‘medium well done’ if the chef has no idea how to cook a steak properly!
There seems to be this weird idea that a ‘well done’ steak has been ruined… I have eaten a number of them that proves this idea so very very wrong indeed.
you were below medium, so no punishment from Frau Jabbath for you
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I have done a good number of well done beefs too in my time, and they can be delicious
I guess we’ll have stand our ground together in this one!
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Now how did Bettie Page end up in this discussion? The idea of her tenderizing the meat with her whip would of course add some extra excitement to the meal, but still… 
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Wait until Herr Kaya enters the scene 
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Wouldn’t it then become shredded beef using such a method? I am not suggesting there is anything wrong as such with that, by the way, just that it wouldn’t necessarily remain in tact as a steak… possibly as originally desired.
Oh shit, I didn’t think of that. I guess I’d better lay low for a while 
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Well yeah, I guess you’re right there. On the other hand, shredded beef can make for an excellent meal too. Add some onion, some vegetables of choice and a good sauce. Together with fries or a baked potato, this could then be a tasty dish
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to bring it back to topic 
Did(do) you know how to prepare a perfect steak:
This is with a wonderfull grill and the guy is baking steaks from a cross between Black Angus and Holstein cattle..
And they sure look fine
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did you know how to make a dishwasher steak?
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…that the fear of Friday the 13th is called
Paraskavedekatriaphobia
(paraskeuē = Friday, dekatria = thirteen, phobos = fear)
… a day on which, statistically speaking, no more or less misfortune or accidents occur than on any other day—yet a day when, out of superstition, many people refuse to step outside, go shopping, or do anything of the sort. Consequently, the only ones who—statistically speaking—can be proven to have a bad day on this particular date are merchants.
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…and the fear of Saturday the 14th is called
Sabbatodekatesseraphobie
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And a good game as well 
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…that the last World Cup final in football had more viewers than the the the last four (4) Super Bowls combined.
Still some consider the Super Bowl to be the biggest sports event in the world. Although, perhaps it’ll change…
Help me out here, I forgot. Who hosted the World Cup in football in 1994!?! 
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