christ. i know hoarding is a mental illness but it makes my skin crawl.Twice.
Too short. That's the second skip!
christ. i know hoarding is a mental illness but it makes my skin crawl.Twice.
Too short. That's the second skip!
Mate, will you just duck off. I’m trying to take some old news and insert myself right in the middle of it at the moment. Then you come swanning just as I was about to tenuously and clumsily tie this in the the Biden-Harris victory whilst still maintaining a front line about my ouchy finger. GET THE duck OUT OF MY NICHE!! Oh and have this in anticipation of your inevitable prostrating at the foot of my Altar of Tin-can Fuckwittery.View attachment 303522What? She was rude to you. These squiggles give me strength
You do have to wonder if her taste-tester is a Labrador called Caroline.Hi Cabal from the House of Fraus, I have a confession to make I'm going through an collecting recipe books phase atm and well........ after seeing Tin Can Cook on offer for £1 and thinking "Can it really be that bad"? I purchased it (regrettably)
Can honestly say this is the first time I've felt queasy reading a cookbook
her sloppy tuna surprise is still haunting me.
she has a way with words! First glance I thought I was reading a Mills and Boon book "the lingering lubrication, satiation, of a layer of fat and gravy disappearing down my greedy gullet". !it's importantly her taste tester Caroline, is she ok? Were her tastebuds permanently damaged?
Probably about time she mentioned that her brother is mixed-race....
You must be that royalty cheque she got through the other dayHi Cabal from the House of Fraus, I have a confession to make I'm going through an collecting recipe books phase atm and well........ after seeing Tin Can Cook on offer for £1 and thinking "Can it really be that bad"? I purchased it (regrettably)
Can honestly say this is the first time I've felt queasy reading a cookbook
her sloppy tuna surprise is still haunting me.
she has a way with words! First glance I thought I was reading a Mills and Boon book "the lingering lubrication, satiation, of a layer of fat and gravy disappearing down my greedy gullet". !it's importantly her taste tester Caroline, is she ok? Were her tastebuds permanently damaged?
You forgot wheelchair.Lemme guess, following the trip to the pharmacist, they were shocked that Jack hadn't gone straight into intensive care, it was the MOST SEVERE splinter they had ever seen
I'm betting she'll come back with loads of paraphernalia that she doesn't need to garnerattentionsympathy. Dressings, creams, bandages, pain, a neck brace
I checked out a digital copy at the library and swiftly returned it within the hour because every recipe was just random as duck. It was like when you donate a load of tinned food to school for Harvest Festival so they end up with 30 tins of beans, a load of boxes of cornflakes and a random tin of peaches. Our Jackie would turn it into a curry.Hi Cabal from the House of Fraus, I have a confession to make I'm going through an collecting recipe books phase atm and well........ after seeing Tin Can Cook on offer for £1 and thinking "Can it really be that bad"? I purchased it (regrettably)
Can honestly say this is the first time I've felt queasy reading a cookbook
her sloppy tuna surprise is still haunting me.
she has a way with words! First glance I thought I was reading a Mills and Boon book "the lingering lubrication, satiation, of a layer of fat and gravy disappearing down my greedy gullet". !it's importantly her taste tester Caroline, is she ok? Were her tastebuds permanently damaged?
omg this is amazing! more like clockwork than an actual clock.