Hot tamale!

• • • Fresh, warm organic cranberry scones right from the croasting chamber.  • • •

 buzz wrote:
 
Ain't no pewkin like pewkin pewter...

or something...

 oldviolin wrote: 
made him pewk 

 miamizsun wrote:
 

Wait. You ate pewter? Isn't that a bit tough to digest?

Cantaloupe with a little maple syrup.  

lunch 

Triscuit and Iced Coffee

 Lazy8 wrote:
 

Boildly go where no logic has gone before...

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

"Mr. Sulu, set phasers on 'Over Easy', then 'Thaw.'"

 Proclivities wrote:
 

I am sure I have read "...or reasonable facsimile" in ads like this before but it's really more of a catch-all phrase these days.

Funny they didn't mention riding in the Saint Paul Winter Carnival Parade except as an afterthought. Scrambled Eggs with Mr. Spock and a ride in an open-top convertible in St. Paul in February. Sounds uncomfortable in every possible sense of the word.

 Coaxial wrote: 

i generally don't eat a lot of breakfast

however, with a little training you can "re-sample or recycle" some of the first breakfast

how? i've seen __________ swallow air, stand on his head and burp

it was offal

 Proclivities wrote: 
That's one thing I miss for sure is eating cereal. Now it has so much glyphosate in it I've had to give it up.

 Proclivities wrote:
 
:lol:

I bought Charlie some Count Chocula a couple of years ago. He was so sad that it wasn't made a regular part of his diet. Also, the boxes are about  an inch smaller front to back than normal cereal. So it was gone in 1.5 days.