Nope, regular sized stove. It's just the photo angle, methinks.That has to be the worlds smallest stove I've ever seen in a house. And am I seeing ketchup in the middle of the grilled cheese squares?
If you do, be warned, it's the worst kind of crazy over there.
), and then they troll others, and then call others names, including trolls (projection much)? Dangerous crazy. The type of crazy that thinks it's smart when it's really not.
Oooh, two of my favourite colours.This is the stove I want for my kitchen, it will complete the retro kitchen. The Aqua one.
There's a difference between educated and smart. Dude has had some schooling, but he's still a dumb-a$$.If you do, be warned, it's the worst kind of crazy over there.
Trolls are completely sanctimonious, one clearly thinks he is smarter than everyone else (he posts a bunch of blog articles, gets called out because they aren't reliable, and then says, "Well, I could post this article, but I'm not sure you would understand; it's highly technical
Nope. It's either plain grilled cheese or grilled cheese and tomato soup. I've seen grilled cheese with tomato in it. But no, ketchup does not go on my grilled cheese.Nope, regular sized stove. It's just the photo angle, methinks.
And yes, that is ketchup. Hey, it's only been a few years that I've stopped putting ketchup on cabbage rolls.
Is ketchup with your grilled cheese not a thing in the States?
(I do know that lots of places south of the border don't put vinegar on their fries.)
That's a pretty sad looking tomato slice though, right?Yes please.
Hmmmm, dare I admit that I also put ketchup on a fried egg sandwich?!
Oh yeah, and he clearly liked to be a show off about it. He also clearly thought he was better and wiser than everyone else too. Someone who is actually smart and wise takes the time to listen to what others are saying. And he, along with the other main troll, seemed intent on arguing, not discussing. So stupid. At least it seems everyone has decided to stop feeding the trolls.
Up here, we use malt vinegar on our fries; harkening back to our more recent British roots probably.
Um...
Obviously I didn't get into it there, but you all know that nobody hates smoking and its effects more than me.
No, no, no.Um...
Well, I don't like fried eggs, but not sure I would want ketchup on my egg sandwich. Of course, my egg sandwich needs nothing else. It's two pieces of toast with scrambled eggs with ham and sometimes a little green onion, and then a slice of cheese on top. It's perfection and needs no additions.
Not sure ketchup belongs with eggs, though.
Nope, regular sized stove. It's just the photo angle, methinks.
And yes, that is ketchup. Hey, it's only been a few years that I've stopped putting ketchup on cabbage rolls.
Is ketchup with your grilled cheese not a thing in the States?
(I do know that lots of places south of the border don't put vinegar on their fries.)
If you do, be warned, it's the worst kind of crazy over there.
Trolls are completely sanctimonious, one clearly thinks he is smarter than everyone else (he posts a bunch of blog articles, gets called out because they aren't reliable, and then says, "Well, I could post this article, but I'm not sure you would understand; it's highly technical
Ditto.
I like Knorr sides. They're nice to use on nights I need a quick meal. Toss in some chicken or shrimp and voila.
Nobody adds ketchup to soup. That's just silly.
