I’m okay with the recipe being “Step 1: Go buy red baron deep dish minis”

Yeah man, when I went to tour the Jack Daniel’s distillery, they had a “Boxing Room.”

I came here hoping for an additional link to that mini pizza recipe, because those look mighty tasty.

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Okay

I was hoping it would find itself in the retool — the potential was definitely there. Seeing how insanely good some shows become after their first 6-10 episodes (CougarTown comes to mind), I’m fairly patient with ones that have a solid cast.

Cheap laughs available on netflix

Some of it is definitely lazy writing, but I don’t think anyone goes into a movie like the Starving Games with the expectation of it being a high quality movie. The spoof genre may have tumbled, but it’s tumbled down to where everyone expects it to be.

they have a candied coating like jelly beans, but the inside is a super chewy caramel that gets chewier as it warms up. Consider this a fair warning that you’ll have several stuck in your teeth if you try them again.

Bite all around the reese’s cup, peel the top off, and then enjoy the peanut butter?

Whoppers are one of my favorite childhood candies, and I’ve never tried Malteasers. I hereby promise to buy some the next time I see them.

I know for a fact it was Dumdums that started it, but it wouldn’t surprise me if Airheads followed the same concept. It’s all sugarwax anyhow and they all taste the same.

Avoid Sugar Babies and Sugar Daddies. I used to love those things as a kid for some unknown reason. Last time I tried them a few years ago, I nearly pulled out all of my teeth.

Ol’ Musky is at it again!

Too bad he accidentally cast a petulant little man-child more immature than Jake Lloyd

Edit: I added the wrong link:

Kiss my grits

Just edit your original post so it says “you’re being eucalyptuzled”

IIRC, that was the intent. Along with a cut, they would change all of the narrator’s stuff so that it would flow better. I’m in the same boat as you though, if the narration is 100% the same, I probably won’t bother.

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