YES! I seriously wrote the exact same advice about melting the chocolate to someone else up-thread!
I am convinced people have just had really shitty s'mores. Mine are deliiiiicious.
Mm, that sounds good!
Here in Canada Hershey's is actually pretty good! They use a different recipe.
One day I will taste US Hershey's and understand the disappointment!
I like eating them. There are tricks involved!
First, I hate graham crackers. They taste like sweet sand, and dry your mouth out like no one's business. Use a different cookie. Like home-made ginger snaps, chocolate chip, peanut butter, or literally anything else.
Second, put the chocolate on one of the cookies…
Uber, do you think you're some sort of genius because you hate marshmallows, and by extension s'mores?!?!?!
I can only assume you have never had the perverse pleasure of cooking one of these up over a camp fire while your family fights over who was supposed to do the camp dishes in the freezing cold water, because…
I want to give you a slow clap. This was amazing!
Then I hope she quit the association! The fact that a lot of people brought young children made me think it was more informal.
RE: Story #3 ...So that host just cut their friend group by 28! Or at least I hope.
I would lose my ever-loving shit on people who did that, give up on a social life, and become a light house operator/ full-time hermit.
You mean more than one group decided that Acadian Poutine is tasty? WHY?!
hmm... I might actually try this. It sounds intriguing if nothing else.
I still really wonder about that conversation.
"Hey, people like cheese on burgers right? You know what else is dairy? Ice cream! BAM, let's slap some of that on there!"
The mix of textures sounds gag-worthy.
Why would they take something as magical as deep fried ice cream and plop it on a burger? Also, it doesn't look properly fried. It should be an all encompassing dough, like this:
They don't, sorry! They mostly hunt small game like rabbit and partridge. Deer where they live (NB) are done on a tag system and they are a hard find. They usually only get one every two years.
My mom uses the furs and feathers for gifts mostly!
I am sure there are websites like that out there, but I understand…
Yeah, that is very, very different than being in a civilian area.
Honestly there are places where weapons aren't scary. I'm not scared when my family goes clay shooting, or hunting. But to see them where you are eating your burger and chicken McNuggets with your kids is an entirely different social and cultural…
I am not entirely sure what you mean. Are you saying if they came in with signs on the guns wouldn't bother you?
They sure as hell would still scare the shit out of me.
Totally! My parents hunt for sustenance. They are much more comfortable now than they were in past years so they don't absolutely financially need to now, but they enjoy it as a hobby now and eat everything they kill. My mom even makes jewellery and other goods out of the left over feathers, fur etc. Between the…
These are the internet moments in which I feel so, so Canadian. My family owns guns, and I know hot to shoot them. I have hunted before and have no problem with guns as a tool for that.
All that being said: WHAT IN THE EVERLOVING FUCK GOES THROUGH YOUR HEAD WHILE PLANNING THIS?!
That's a deadly fucking weapon. …
Yes, seriously. This reads like a cute inside joke to me, not as some massive indictment of her behaviour.
I feel like most of the people who heavily criticize their relationship have never been in a relationship with an addict, especially one who also happens to be a musician.
Romeo Must Die. It started my Jet Li love. That man does not age! It is kind of scary.