Yep, same here, and I still do from time to time. Just smeared on white bread with nothing else. I can also eat it with a spoon straight outta' the can. Redneck pate, I call it.
Because you are sweet and innocent! Until you shock me again.O.k. So I just looked at the box and saw that "bad" word. You're right; that was it. How come everyone else knows about this stuff and I don't??!!!
Oh, where are my manners? Forgot to say good morning, by the way!
Good morning! Did you happen to notice the cup behind the muffins?I'm trying to reach through the screen for one. It would pair nicely with my coffee here.
Minnie is a really a tough and worldy rebel you know; had to be to survive all these years with Mickey always being # 1 with the fans! 
Good morning! Did you happen to notice the cup behind the muffins?
Car shopping is sucidoodles. Just saying.
I think it's just the winter season, and there's plenty of colds, flu, etc. roaming around everywhere. Right now, there's about 7 people in our office suite who has this stupid cold. Ugh.
Your tough guy, hard winter persona has been slipping, since you moved away from Vermont. Twenty is a heat wave, pal !
I thought Donald was number 1!
I agree on the food channel. Unfortunately I am mostly busy drooling than actually putting attention on how to prepare the dishes
All of my family on my Mom's side used to speak Cajun French. It ended with my Great-grandparents unfortunately. My Great-grandmoter mostly taught the grandkids all the bad words.
Try telling that to the dogs
Well you would love my wedding photos before the ceremony at my folks house. My Mom decorated in the 70s so it was still hanging around. Lawn green **** carpeting, the biggest comfy chair just shy of crayon orange and a beige and tan embroidered couch. The dining chairs were covered in black vinyl. The television was set into a wooden table-ish cabinet with doors that closed like a kitchen cabinet. Oh yeah, the chair and the couch had heavy custom made clear plastic covers on them that zipped shut. Fortunately those covers were gone before my wedding.
When my Little Sis graduated college almost all of it went. Woot! The big comfy chair still remains though it went to be reupholstered. The 70's dining table resides in the basement. My kids play table as they grew up visiting Gran.
EDIT: I guess I have to go find out what the other meaning that word for that type of 70s carpeting is that it got replaced with asterisks.
EDIT:Boy, I can't keep up with slang in the US let alone the UK.
3:30 am is sometimes my bed time.
How have you not had a cold in years? Lucky. I seem to get them every other week when I'm in school.
If the medication contained Sudafed, you have to buy it behind the pharmacy counter. It's because they use Sudafed to create meth, so they monitor how much you purchase it and limit how much you can get at once. Really inconvenient, but sudafed works like a charm.
Anything with Sudafed is good. My doctor also recommends Mucinex. But for some reason, the kind with sudafed in it makes me really dizzy, so I just take the Mucinex-D, which has no sudafed. I also like Robitussin cough medicine. There was one day my freshman semester that I was in Public Speaking and felt really, really bad. It was either cough through someone's speech or go do something about the cough, so I got up and left. I went to the campus store (which was a two minute walk from my classroom...small school) and found Robitussin cough and cold. That stuff was so worth it. Worked like a charm. I stopped coughing, my body stopped aching, and my congestion cleared right up. I keep it on hand for when I feel really bad, and no one else is allowed near it.
Anyway, thank you for the medicine tips. You and @Gabe1 are a wealth of information, when it comes to over-the-counter preparations for common family illnesses.
I concur. I don't think I've ever used any recipes or techniques from the Food Channel, and I know I should. But, similar to yourself, I think I like watching chefs create their masterpieces, because somehow it relaxes me to watch. So I don't watch those shows for a "how to cook" reason; I watch for entertainment.
Dogs drool!
