^ I figured you would use a shower curtain and wesson oil?
.....what good is butter without the plastic sheets?....oh....ya'll are talking about food.....how boring....I thought we were talking about kinky sex....
...I am confiscating all the junk food and taking it to my office...the empty wrappers will be returned to you later.....![]()
^ I figured you would use a shower curtain and wesson oil?
^^nah....you squirt oil....but you rub butter..........I'm a hands-on guy.....
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^ You better be careful rubbing butter on those NC women. You might pull your hand back and it just be a nub.
Skittles? C'mon where is the Krispy Kreme hamburger?
^You ain't right.
Btw, are you from Horneytown, NC?
^^I swear that a co-worker was telling me today at lunch that she makes a chicken and dumpling recipe using Krispy Kremes.....I almost puked on her desk....
...if a teacher had tried to take her snacks when she was a child....teacher would be dead today....
....this is how Columbine tragedies begin.....![]()
OMG, that is disgusting. WTF?!?!
I bet she uses bacon grease in everything else.
As I am reading this thread I am having whoppers (not the million calorie burgers, but the malted milk balls). I agree with Butterfly if she wants to give her child a couple of cookies for lunch at school no biggie. I would get a treat in my lunch and it gave me something to look forward to when I took cold lunch, and I was not a fat kid.
...lard...she uses huge big gobs of lard.....that she keeps in a can on her counter.....so that the fatback she drains one day is the same grease that she cooks things in the next week.....![]()
...I'm figuring any prepackaged cookie would have to be better for you than her food.....
...and that begs the question....who says that pizza is better for you than a piece of cake?......I figure the teachers are more concerned with the "sugar-buzzed kids" than they are the nutritional aspects.....
Oh the idea of lard makes me sick. How gross.
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