notyourcheese3
NotYourCheese3
notyourcheese3

How do you keep them from choking? My baby gagged on anything that wasn’t pureed for the first 18 months of his life. I tried giving solids, but after he consistently almost choked to death, I backed off.

Yeah, I totally did too. That’s just what “the establishment” says.

Oh, FFS. No booze, no coffee, no tuna, no runny eggs, no deli meat, no swordfish, no sushi, no caffeinated soda. And now no potatoes? Fuck that. Fuck this. Fuck everything.

Thanks! Can’t believe I missed that one.

I think that is one of the most underrated movies out there. LOVE GALAXY QUEST!

What movie is this from? I don’t think I’ve seen it.

I agree with you mostly. But sociopaths are in fact born. In those situations, even with the most loving home, people can indeed be monsters.

I’ve been waiting for this. They were going to film a scene of this in Mr.NotYourCheese’s little Brooklyn factory. The production team kept changing the plans and changing what was going to be paid, so finally they just said nevermind. They ended up doing the scene across the street at a half-abandoned building. It

What? Goldeneye was and is the gold standard of FPSs!!

Hellooo fellow 80s kids.... Cabbage Patch Dolls. The original high-demand, short-supply toy.

Does anyone know if he’ll be put in solitary confinement when he goes to jail? I think that’s what they do with all convicted police officers, but correct me if wrong...

I’m not sure, but putting on your hazards, driving really slow, and calling 911 might be a good option.

(grumpy cat “Good”)

PREACH. And I want to tell Spike that it’s “mother, brother and sister WERE murdered.” But then I’m a crazy person.

Fuck all y’all. You will pry my Rosle garlic press that I got from W-S from my cold, dead hands. Even then, they’d still be able to use this press, so not even then. Get one. You will never mince garlic by hand again.

Sorry, replied to wrong comment. But, yeah, I am leaning far away from her being coerced in this.

I don’t know, I can’t see a woman leaving behind a 6-month-old baby unless she really, really wanted to.

I think there might be three. It was the beautiful illustrations that sucked me in, but my son loves the sing-songiness too.

I think the angle is an attempt to minimize the prominence of her wonky eye.

Sandra Boynton is great for that age. Pajama Time! and The Belly Button Book, as I said in another comment. Oh, and Doggies, too.