Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
You you callin' a lady ya petrified stone-age tree stump
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The last post is the WINNER!
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You you callin' a lady ya petrified stone-age tree stump
Bone cage free Trump?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Corn rage sea thump?
You don't see brains here either!
Right, that's a good one....not!............ya bee stung wookiee wanabe.
The amuse-bouche (usually small hors d'œuvre) was a large tourine of garlic soup and it was a tripple winner.
It was free - win
It was a surprise - win
It was delicious - win
Although the youngest daughter does not like garlic and she keeps complaining that we stink
I've heard a tv substitute food critic actually mis-read 'hors d'oeuvres' and offer 'horse overs'.The amuse-bouche (usually small hors d'œuvre) was a large tourine of garlic soup and it was a tripple winner.
It was free - win
It was a surprise - win
It was delicious - win
Although the youngest daughter does not like garlic and she keeps complaining that we stink
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Well, I just like to stand in no man's land, in the middle of the crossfire, and shoot at both sides.
Member of the canine family, what do you expect. Next time put mustard on it
Sounds like fun
Horse dervies...
because it's more fun to say it incorrectly...
Anything can be a doover
she keeps complaining that we stink
Back in my school daze, we tried to make a recipe that called for 1 1/2 cloves of garlic. Being ignorant, we made it with 1 1/2 heads of garlic. We could again go out after a day or two. Never had or has "join us" been more true.
Done similar myself in my young and wild days. Luckily it was a chicken, rather than throwing a couple of crushed cloves inside i threw a couple of bulbs in. It tasted beautiful but it didn't do my experiment with courting much good.
A good garlic tourine calls for 30 cloves and this was good ;-)
I expect a day or two before the air clears properly
There's an old movie called Kelly's Heroes where an American general is told about a situation near a French village of Clermont. His aide pronounces it the French way, and the general says: "Is that Clermont, Booker?" (pronouncing it as an American would)
Or Denis Leary's view on pâté. "I'm an American, I pay my taxes, it's pate!"
And there are some who use another language to express their gratitude: "Grassy ***"
Mercy buckets for the information ;-)