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I wish I had once in my life loved something 1% as much as you love Hitman.
Bunny.
I wish I had once in my life loved something 1% as much as you love Hitman.
That is the correct answer!Bunny.
Bunny.
Lol...f*** your mind is a wonderful thing.I don't know, man. Lou loves Hitman - truly, madly, deeply. One time Lou saw Hitman lying motionless and he swallowed a vial of poison, but Hitman woke up in time and gave Lou the antidote. Hitman was like "What the **** are you doing, Lou?" And Lou looked deep into Hitman's liquid eyes and goes "Life ain't worth living without you, Hitman." And Hitman was like "But I was just taking a nap," and then Lou goes "Oh, I see. Want some Tastycakes?"
Boston Market's creamed spinach is one of my favorite foods.I do like some nice spinach, but only raw - cooked spinach is gross.
Boston Market's creamed spinach is one of my favorite foods.
I'd give that a try probably. Have your parents ever made you eat cooked spinach that originally came from the frozen bag of spinach? It's vile.
I wonder if Voracek likes spinach...I'm strong to the fin-ich
Cause I eats me spin-ach
I'm Striiker the Voracek fan.
hell yes.Boston Market's creamed spinach is one of my favorite foods.
Are you still there walking around drunk?Quick. Good people of Philly. I'm in the Warwick at Rittenhouse Square. It's late, I'm drunk and I'm a poor first officer (pilot) where can I walk to for good cheap eats?
Bonus if there are good looking woman there.
Please make sure you go to a good place.one day before i die , i am going to have myself some poutine.
You blew it, Smoke's Poutinerie had a location in Philly that just recently closed for good.one day before i die , i am going to have myself some poutine.
Marty Biron was your waiter????I had poutine in Montreal, it was good. What really enhanced the experience was our waiter. Imagine a French-Canadian Austin Powers who speaks the worst broken English imaginable.
I just had a flashback to the whiniest, most metrosexual thing my friend ever put on Facebook. He went to Wegmans and got his 2 year old daughter a premade mac and cheese dinner and told them not to put any garnish on it. Of course he gets home, doesn't precheck it, and they dared put parsley on it. He recorded his daughter screaming with despair, tagged Wegmans, and wrote this screed about bad customer service. The cherry on top was when he put "I now have to clean off the noodles, make a roux, etc". Even my foodie friends were like "Who makes a roux for their TODDLER??? Just take the damn dinner in the kitchen, take the parsley off, then pretend you recooked it!"What's the secret to a good roux?
Had Swiss Chalet for lunch with a few friends. Had the festive chicken on a kaiser with soup as the side. Was great!
That's one jolly cock.