Bet it would work for fondue.

I think that might be for oysters on the half shell.

Okay, now I really need to know your dairy chili recipe.

Butter’s a fairly popular coffee additive in Ethiopia, although the people who use sugar and the people who use salt think it’s gross (and vice-versa). Evidently, using milk isn’t a thing there.

Pretty sure venison would have been on the menu, given that humans are built as endurance hunters.

Butter is basically milk without the carbs, so that would be why. The association I have, though, is Ethiopia, as it’s one of the three coffee-additive camps, along with sugar and salt. Each of the three thinks the other two are weird.

It’s probably more concentrated and made with just bone/frames without meat, which would make it either like the milky-white bone soup I had in Tanzania or consomme.

I once lost a good ten pounds in less than a week due to what may have been giardia.

Wouldn’t it just be buttered rum but with beer instead of a watered-down spirit?

Eh, all I can think when I hear someone extolling how loud a car is is where all that energy should be going.

Did anyone see that new dragon bundt pan at Thinkgeek? Who needs a topper when you can have a whole tier!

Eh, loose cut looks frumpy in this case.

That’s because everything under there is poisonous.

Illusion neckline, a little dated.

They spent a ton of money for plane fare and a gift, give them a favor for the trouble. I’m going to make some maple-candied walnuts, myself.

What’s odd to me is that the two dresses on the left right aren’t western in the least once you take away the ridiculous accessories. They’re actually classy.

My description would be “wants to be known as ‘bride who wore a suit’ because she doesn’t have a personality worth being known for.”

It strikes me that this would be normal if it weren’t for the hat and bolo tie.

Apparently, it’s fairly common for those being arrested to feign injury out of a perception that the hospital would be more comfortable than jail. Respiratory distress is a common one.