Should a nine-year old have known better?
I think nine is old enough to know that you don't climb into a crocodile enclosure and poke them with sticks. Or, um, not, apparently.
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Should a nine-year old have known better?
I think nine is old enough to know that you don't climb into a crocodile enclosure and poke them with sticks. Or, um, not, apparently.
HMOG is it a nice day out today here. It's definitely pushing towards 80 degrees. I think coming back to work was as hard as its ever been. I totally have to do a trek to the Public Garden this afternoon.
the KFC famous bowl was just as disgusting as I imagined it'd be.
Ugh. The thought of that makes me ill. I have to avoid the commercial if it comes on. Mashed potatoes, gravy and chicken, I get. But adding corn and cheese? EW.
Mashed potatoes, gravy and chicken, I get. But adding corn and cheese? EW.
That totally appeals to the food mixer in me. I haven't tried one, though.
That totally appeals to the food mixer in me. I haven't tried one, though.
me too! I love a big mess o' food. i haven't tried it either though because Popeye's is my fried chicken chain of choice (although I haven't been there all year).
I just had a totally orange/yellow lunch -- orange bell pepper slices, babycut carrots, the most delicious TJ's frozen mac - n - cheez. Later I will have a red apple which is still at that end of the spectrum!
Bush's FDA wants to take away our chocolate!!
Is it still possible to buy the good Sudafed in drugstores, or have they just stopped making the stuff with pseudoephedrine?
Mashed potatoes, gravy and chicken, I get. But adding corn and cheese? EW.
Well, if you layered it right, you'd have something not to far off from a chicken version of shepherd's pie (which I've seen on menus as "cottage pie"), but this just looks like "toss it in a bowl together", not layered.
You can buy it, but it's kept behind the counter. (No prescription needed, but you can't just pull it off the shelf.)
The last time I bought Claratin-D, the pharmacy also had me sign a logsheet with my name, driver's license #, and the date and time I bought it. (Apparently the thinking is that no meth addict would have the patience to fill out the entire line.)
I want my blue Sudafed, damnit. A trip to Target seems to be in order.