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Shoulda went with "a very grizzly scene"That's unbearable.
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Shoulda went with "a very grizzly scene"That's unbearable.
Shoulda went with "a very grizzly scene"
Wait.
Satin is fake silk.
What the fuck is fake satin???
It got gluten in it? If nah you may have a dealTrade ya that dishwasher magnet for some summer sausage
Lemme check the ingredamints:It got gluten in it? If nah you may have a deal
Hog anus,
Not surprised you would like hogs ass with the women you likeI haven't had chitterlings in a long time.
Not surprised you would like hogs ass with the women you like
Lemme check the ingredamints:
Hog anus, hog ears, hog lips, USDA choice hog snout, sodium benzoate, polysorbate 80, titanium dioxide, sodium nitrite, gluten free
I hope you suffer spontaneous projectile diarrhea at a Walmart and the video goes viral.
So how long after the taste test do you make the reveal? Do you text them the next week?Speaking of which, well, kinda ...
I think I have finally done it.
I think I have finally made a vegetarian biscuits and gravy not just worth eating - worth being called "biscuits and gravy."
The final test remains ... serving it to an unsuspecting omnivore and seeing what they say.
That will likely happen on New Year's Day.
It's been so long since I've had real biscuits and gravy, meaning with real sausage, I don't know if what I made really does taste right, or if my palate is just so fucked up from no meat for decades, it thinks what I made is good.
I'm really curious to find out.
Roasted a 15 pound turkey yesterday and now I have 10 pounds of turkey leftovers.
What's not consumed in the next 4 days gets tossed.
So how long after the taste test do you make the reveal? Do you text them the next week?
My brother in law (well, one of them) was a vegetarian when I met him. For holidays he would always do tofu and tempe but he would let us know ahead of time. Said "if you want meat, bring it and cook it"Hahaha.
It depends.
If they don't like it, I'll apologize and say I wanted an honest assessment, so didn't tell them I was using lame, fake sausage.
If they like it, I will laugh - it will likely have at least a slightly evil edge to it, and I may tell them at the time, or I may never tell them. It just kind of depends.
If the reaction is neutral, I'll probably tell them while they're eating it I was experimenting.
So, really, if the reaction is positive, it may never be revealed. Otherwise, I'll tell them while they're eating it.
Don't ask me why I am how I am.
I don't know.
Speaking of which, well, kinda ...
I think I have finally done it.
I think I have finally made a vegetarian biscuits and gravy not just worth eating - worth being called "biscuits and gravy."
The final test remains ... serving it to an unsuspecting omnivore and seeing what they say.
That will likely happen on New Year's Day.
It's been so long since I've had real biscuits and gravy, meaning with real sausage, I don't know if what I made really does taste right, or if my palate is just so fucked up from no meat for decades, it thinks what I made is good.
I'm really curious to find out.