"Think of the trick or treaters!"My mother told her doctor that she hadn't bought any candy or ice cream in three years.
The doctor told her, "LIVE A LITTLE!"
Random Thoughts...or...What's on Your Mind?
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^ Those packages of crappy wafer cookies that came In pink, white , and brown. I remember thinking they were delicious but adult- me thinks they taste like Styrofoam.
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Crossed off a third thing, the remaining 2 things will be for next year I think. Also it may be early but I'm going to try to arrange for an internship next year
Chef Boyardee canned ravioli. Tuna-noodle casserole. Gefilte fish.
Not the canned stuff anymore, but, they make a frozen spaghetti and frozen ravioli that you thaw/reheat on the stove that's actually pretty good.
I still like that as an adult. It’s actually one of my favourite comfort foods.
I nearly walked into the same sliding glass door three times yesterday. Maybe it needs some decals of things I find threatening?
Boiled Potatoes, I ate them too much at school
Spinach, but also Roast potatoes for some reason.
Used to love the former, but now can't stomach it. For the roasties, I liked them a lot, just barely now.
Kraft American cheese singles.
Ditto. I remember eating those as a kid and never thinking twice about it. Now, they totally gross me out.
You don't have to watch the whole 20 minute video if you don't want to, but he's showing North Korea smartphones, which is quite interesting. In the first three minutes of the video, he shows how if you type in South Korea it "autocorrects" to "puppet state," or if you type in Kim Jong Un it automatically bolds, or it warns about how you're supposed to use slang. Also, one brand is named Samtaesung. South Korea's Samsung means "three stars," but North Korea's Samtaesung means "three huge stars."
Some kid in front of me has been alternating between playing some sort of computer game and looking at pictures of cars for the past 20 minutes. I find it really weird.
Driving back from an appointment with my eye doctor, we came upon a nasty wreck on the highway. We saw an ambulance leave and then waited 20 minutes for the wreck to be cleared. It appeared that some black vehicle smashed into a farm tractor that had a disc attachment. We saw the tow truck hauling away a totally mangled unrecognizable car. I don't see how anyone could have survived that crash. (The tractor only had a flat on its left rear tire). Such a horrifying thing to see.
Why do we say "swap out"? To "swap" means to exchange one thing for another. Why the extra word?
For that matter, why do we say "horseback riding"? Why not just "horse riding"? What other part of the horse are you going to sit on?
For that matter, why do we say "horseback riding"? Why not just "horse riding"? What other part of the horse are you going to sit on?
I still buy that stuff (actually the Kroger store brand, which is at least 33 percent cheaper). Those individually wrapped cheesoid slices are perfect for cheeseburgers or baloney sandwiches on white bread with mayonnaise.
It just occurred to me, liver and onions.
There was a restaurant in town that made the best liver and onions.
I would order it almost every time we dined out.
Then I found out what liver was, and that was that.
Did you think liver was something other than, well . . . liver?
