It's nice that it uses parts of a cow that might otherwise have been discarded, and that no animals were killed specifically for their nipples, but still ....
Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm sure there's some asspull evo-psych reason for it all.
Undoubtedly. Probably with such claims as "females are inately drawn to larger refridgerators" and "males assert dominance by standing in front of fridge."
Next thing you know, there'll be a dress made of cow assholes.
I call bullshit!
Ha!
Now I want to see a suit made of bull penises.
my terror is complete.
there's always assorted leftovers in the fridge, and then you never know how old something is or what's in what container
Should I admit that I label every container with contents and date and keep a refrigerator inventory database with estimated expiration dates? So I can know without looking that the only things currently in my fridge are: half an onion that should have been eaten a week ago, 10 eggs, a stick of butter, and peanut butter.
Now I want to see a suit made of bull penises.
I don't think those go to waste, as there's a large market for bully/macho sticks out there.
Daisy went through two big ones on the drive home with her. Now we stick to trachea. Takes longer for her to chow down.
Cow taint trousers. That's what we really need.
You know, if someone was lurking today, I think it might be more offputting than yesterday. Or perhaps I'm just inured to duck sex.
Should I admit that I label every container with contents and date and keep a refrigerator inventory database with estimated expiration dates?
I just stick stuff in my fridge until I'm pretty sure it's expired and then I toss it. It's a pretty simple methodology to implement.
I just stick stuff in my fridge until I'm pretty sure it's expired and then I toss it. It's a pretty simple methodology to implement.
I do that a lot with leftovers.
Last weekend I finally gave up on the quinoa (8 weeks old?) and the chicken-and-lentils (at least a month old), and tossed them. Happily, we have city composting, so at least it didn't end up in landfill or clogging up the waste-water treatment system...
Next weekend I will probably have to retire the tomato and basil salad I made the other night.
Really, I would be much better off to just freeze the stuff. At least I remember to do that with the ends of bread loaves. Once I have enough, I make bread pudding.
All I know is that while I was at PT being stuck with needles, y'all went nuts. I clicked the link. Then I read some of the conversation out to the kids. I had to share the WTF.