Fresh Off The Boat is my On-Demand jam.

That show needs to be watched repeatedly because the amazing one-liners are so fast and furious, it’s easy to laugh through them!

NO OUTLANDER?

My grandma taught me not to be wasteful.

Well, that was scary as fuck.

I’m so torn - I wish she hadn’t apologized because she shouldn’t have to. But it does take away some of Trump’s ability to scream about a liberal Jewish lady judge and her mind being shot.

I loathe both of these people with a blind, confusing rage. This didn’t help.

I understand very few of the references in this article.

I thought Sun-In. But yours is better.

That sounds delicious! And like a lovely vacation. :) Have fun!

I see your 6/10 and raise that to a solid 9.5, depending on the specific ingredients in question. That is, I want meat sauce. And garlic bread.

I want to run a marathon in your town, so I can justify eating this. I actually do that sort of thing, so let me know if you don’t mind doxing yourself!!

Just had this for the first time last week and can second this statement!

If you can find Branston pickle (it’s a British thing), it’s amazing on a grilled cheese sandwich!

If the bread is toasted, the texture juxtaposition is actually pleasant.

“the noodles are like rebar”

I work at a hospital and for a potluck, one lady brought in for tuna macaroni salad. It was basically elbow macaroni, canned tuna, chopped hardboiled eggs, some relish and mayo to bind it altogether. And she brought Ritz crackers to eat it on.

THIS. I STILL DO THIS. EFF THAT “AS A KID” NONSENSE.

Cosigned. #Rose4lyf

My sister and I, during our 20s, would drunkenly eat “Redneck Spaghetti” together. This meant taking mom’s amazing leftover spaghetti & meat sauce, and piling it on top of white bread that had been toasted with butter and garlic powder. We ate it like an open-faced sandwich and it was GLORIOUS. Sadly, we didn’t think…