Cesar R M
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nope, I prefer it with a bit of garlic salt, butter and ground pepper.
if its a oven done potatoe.. Id take the sour cream and cheese too.
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if its a oven done potatoe.. Id take the sour cream and cheese too.
MOXOMUMD
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Ditto
donaldtoo
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There's a little deja vu for me in your comment. My father used to LOVE what he referred to as "sloppy" meals. Anything with gravy or a soup-type base, that he could also take some bread and sop up the last little bit on the plate, was his absolute favorite style of meal!!
Hahaaa...!
That's my pop right there, too.
donaldtoo
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Beans, beans, the musical fruit...
The more you eat, the more you toot.
Oh yes, that lovely little ditty passed down through the ages.
Had to be "fruit", 'cause "legume" just doesn't rhyme wit "toot"...!
StarWarsGirl
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How to disturb a class: tell them campus closes at 3.
Doesn't help me any; second school is still open.
Doesn't help me any; second school is still open.
Cesar R M
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sympathy like.
StarWarsGirl
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I would just go home if I hadn't missed last Thursday and if there weren't a test today. Hopefully the test won't take long and I can head home immediately afterward
MOXOMUMD
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It's a cheap deli ham luncheon meat. (But better than Spam.) Like I've mentioned my dad being a single parent raising four girls had to make the grocery money stretch sometimes so chipchop ham lunches it was.What in heavens is chipchop ham?
MattC
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Fried mashed potatos. This sounds interesting.
Not sure how old you are, but I suspect younger than me.
Microwaves were not a thing until I was a teenager. Our first microwave was a used Amana Radar-Range, purchased for $1000 in 1981.
Prior to nuking everything, there were only two options for re-heating leftovers - steaming a plate over a pot of boiling water, and frying!
FYI - Almost every leftover is better fried than nuked! Spaghetti, mac & cheese, ham, potatoes, mixed veggies, roast beef, pierogie ....
Even today, we seldom use the microwave; mostly the toaster oven ... and the fry pan.
TomP
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uuummmmmmm....fried.
Goofyernmost
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OK, this weather has gotten a little out of hand. After a nice day yesterday, it is cold and rainy again today with tomorrows forecast in the 70's. That is followed by back to the 40's. Yes, I know to some of you suffering up north that would seem like heaven, but, this isn't up north. We are not supposed to have stuff like this happening day after day. Based on that I have decided that it is necessary to issue this warning to the entire "Frozen Crew" as to exactly how we feel about that down here.
Olaf, expressed a desire to know what happens to snowmen when it gets warm.
Before:
After:
Your kind is not welcome around these parts, so ifin's y'all want to make it to retirement age I'd suggest sidestepping this here neighborhood, pardner!
Olaf, expressed a desire to know what happens to snowmen when it gets warm.
Before:
After:
Your kind is not welcome around these parts, so ifin's y'all want to make it to retirement age I'd suggest sidestepping this here neighborhood, pardner!
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"Ifin's".
StarWarsGirl
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Our microwave is currently broken. We're waiting on a part for it so it can be repaired. For the day and a half that we were without a microwave before my parents went and bought a spare microwave, I wondered how on Earth we ever did without microwaves.
MattC
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Ha! Yeah, I was fortunate enough to be born into a world plentiful with microwaves. But, when you say fry do you mean just heated up in pan with a little oil, full on fried in oil, or something else that transforms the mashed potatos into something else?
StarWarsGirl
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Olaf is everywhere.
Including on the Student Activities board
Including on the Student Activities board
TomP
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I believe this happened in KY (and SC, too) ETA Louisville KY police "arrested" Elsa in response to near record breaking snowfall in the area this winter.
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MOXOMUMD
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Only ketchup in the elementary. They had mustard at the beginning of last year but the kids would take a ketchup AND mustard packet and throw the mustard away. Middle and high school have the basic condiments.No mustard served at school? I'd think that ketchup, mustard, and mayo are basic condiments in any school cafeteria. I only eat bologna about once a year now, but I'll only put mustard on it--just like when I was a kid.