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Did they come with a box of Kleenex?
What are you Eating/Drinking?
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They will certainly order more napkins...Did they come with a box of Kleenex?
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Made turkey breast with rice and some vegetables for dinner tonight.
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3 day weekend, so, day two of Long Island Iced Teas...
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Guess who returned to KFC for seconds...
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A little this, a little Italian sub
Some chicken sub thing
I ghost pepper sauced the sushi
My eyes! Don’t forget the rules
Alcohol swabbed my phone even
Didn’t matter.
I’d do it again
I can’t see clearly
Some chicken sub thing
I ghost pepper sauced the sushi
My eyes! Don’t forget the rules
Alcohol swabbed my phone even
Didn’t matter.
I’d do it again
I can’t see clearly
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- Sum1s2pid
Not long after spending $22 at Taco Bell for three Burrito Supremes and a medium Dr.Pepper, I decided to not be a lazy bastard and roll a couple fatties today. Seasoned ground beef! Refried beans! Sour cream! Pepper jack cheese! Tomatoes! Black olives! Salsa verde!
Pint of milk for scale, in lieu of a banana.
Pint of milk for scale, in lieu of a banana.
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You almost had me, until that milk contraption.
And Taco Balls means Mountain Dew Baja Blast. $22? For real? Go to the grocery store and , literally you can buy 20 Tina’s
And Taco Balls means Mountain Dew Baja Blast. $22? For real? Go to the grocery store and , literally you can buy 20 Tina’s
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Fifth
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Pad Kra Phrao
My first attempt at recreating my favourite dish at my local Thai restaurant that is a go-to place for Friday lunch. They charge £8 for this (pretty good) plus £1.50 for the egg.
It is very, very easy to make, and my attempt was very close to the restaurant version - spicier (nose is running!) and a bit too salty, but otherwise a big success. But not much cheaper to make at home (albeit I'll have another serving for lunch tmrw)...
My first attempt at recreating my favourite dish at my local Thai restaurant that is a go-to place for Friday lunch. They charge £8 for this (pretty good) plus £1.50 for the egg.
It is very, very easy to make, and my attempt was very close to the restaurant version - spicier (nose is running!) and a bit too salty, but otherwise a big success. But not much cheaper to make at home (albeit I'll have another serving for lunch tmrw)...
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Looks almost legit. Needs more basil for authenticity, I’d say.
Edit: Pad Kra Phrao, unless it’s a different dish.
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Leftover breakfast pizza and grapes.
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potato chipsWell, what are you eating/drinking at this moment. Or soon.
BTW: I thought we had a food forum.
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Pizza and grapes?
I mean, grapes are refreshing and hydrating... I can see that working really well together. If there's a pizza with grapes as an actual topping, forgive me, for I have not seen it before.
I mean, grapes are refreshing and hydrating... I can see that working really well together. If there's a pizza with grapes as an actual topping, forgive me, for I have not seen it before.
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I didn't say I'd try it, just to forgive me for being unaware of its existence.
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The grapes were not a topping; they were a side.
