Reply With QuoteHmmm. It sounds to me as if your wife is trying to tell you she yearns for a more sophisticated and adventurous life and that she's frustrated with your Cheddar and water biscuits ways.Originally Posted by Awimb
Not only "Artisan" but made with Greek Yoghurt and Himalayan Pink Salt - Canadian apparently which explains a lot. Seems they were trying to cover most major population centres.
Hmmm. It sounds to me as if your wife is trying to tell you she yearns for a more sophisticated and adventurous life and that she's frustrated with your Cheddar and water biscuits ways.
Hmmmmm- she has been going to the gym a lot lately and refused me a blow job at the weekend even though it was the third Saturday of the monthHmmm. It sounds to me as if your wife is trying to tell you she yearns for a more sophisticated and adventurous life and that she's frustrated with your Cheddar and water biscuits ways.
Ah. She's getting a good reaming off of some other fella I'd say. Still, it saves you a job, doesn't it?Hmmmmm- she has been going to the gym a lot lately and refused me a blow job at the weekend even though it was the third Saturday of the month
You are aware, of course, of the secret ingredient which makes a Marie Rose a proper Marie Rose?
Worcester sauce, isn't it? I've tried it, but it makes it taste a bit sweaty
Lord no! Worcestershire sauce? The idea of it!Worcester sauce, isn't it? I've tried it, but it makes it taste a bit sweaty
I'm surprised at this gap in your basic culinary knowledge, b.
Go on, then. You're clearly itching to tell me.Lord no! Worcestershire sauce? The idea of it!
I'm surprised at this gap in your basic culinary knowledge, b.
Well. I don't mind telling you if you really want to know.
I'm just a bit shocked, to be honest. I mean, there's little more basic than a Marie Rose sauce. Surely everyone has that in their repertoire?
Clearly not.
You are such a dick.
