“Hey, a smidgen of hops makes this pretty tasty”
“Hey, a smidgen of hops makes this pretty tasty”
Vodka Lemonade. The Official Drink of Summer.
YAY!
Of course, there’s this.
Rinse, yes. Wash, no. How else would I prove to everyone that the word ‘stainless’ is up for interpretation?
So - I should have said we do corn two different ways: a couple ears at once for dinner, or 14 dozen at once to stock up the deep freeze.
I don’t like boiling corn because:
I live an hour away from my workplace, and have been lucky enough to NOT have been subjected to ‘work parties’. I have intentionally skipped my 5, 10, 15, and 20th anniversary ‘celebrations’, as they were always held on a day that I didn’t work and I had no desire to waste 4 hours of unpaid time driving to something…
The person who leaves the party first never has the best stories.
During the summer of 2016, I was finishing up my Capstone project to complete my degree in Business Administration. We were given the choice to complete a business plan that incorporated something from each of our previous classes on ‘a Subway franchise or a business of our choice’.
I was assured by many light-night informercials that this product would removed ANY stripped nut. Surely, they must have one that will fit the F1?
Back in 1998/1999, I worked third shift inbound phone sales for a catalog company that sold, among other things, army surplus and things that resembled army surplus.
Hello, fellow boat-mate!
Old Forge looks like what they served at my high school on “Pizza Fridays”
I’ll be calling it the “Cha-King”, because that’s was the cash register sounds like if this really takes off.
I can claim the title of “former biscuit lady” myself. I worked in a 24 hour Hardees (not many of them, are there?) - I was told that we were the 6th busiest store in the US. (Was 34 years ago)
I drive 54 miles one way to work, and 54 miles back to home.
Today’s favorite word: Fuckwit.
I trade my dignity for a paycheck every day. Does that count?
I’m not saying that a company that I regularly do business with has done this, but the following scenario may have happened: