Miss Shelf
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you are gross. Both of you. I will not be eating any small lumps of anything-I'll stick with large identifiable items.
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Miss Shelf said:you are gross. Both of you. I will not be eating any small lumps of anything-I'll stick with large identifiable items.
Miss Shelf said:I didn't fall off a potato truck yesterday morning, ya know. I know the difference between a weiner and a hot dog.
Miss Shelf said:I didn't fall off a potato truck yesterday morning, ya know. I know the difference between a weiner and a hot dog.
Motokid said:I was talking chicken, mushrooms, and onion rings all dipped in a wonderful beer-batter.....I've no idea where all this hotdog/weiner stuff is coming from.....that's sick.....
cajunmama said:When my dad fried turkey, he never used a thermometer. He used cloves of garlic. It was kinda funny to watch him. He'd stand by the pot with a head of garlic and periodically peel off a clove and drop it in. When one would sink down to the bottom of the pot and immediately rise back up to the top, the oil was hot enough.
He'd fish them out and let my hubby eat them.leckert said:That's pretty cool.
What happened to all the fried cloves of garlic?
All that precious, sweet garlic lost? I hope not!
cajunmama said:He'd fish them out and let my hubby eat them.
then he'd chase you around trying to steal wonderful garlic kisses right.....that's what I'd do...cajunmama said:He'd fish them out and let my hubby eat them.
cajunmama said:MY HUSBAND ATE THREE WHOLE HEADS OF GARLIC AT ONE SITTING!!!!
leckert said:.
He must have felt like God would feel when he eats garlic.
leckert said:And I always thought it was the turnip truck that folks were prone to falling off of?
(potato truck? Must be from Idaho?)
leckert said:And I always thought it was the turnip truck that folks were prone to falling off of?
(potato truck? Must be from Idaho?)