Nope, it was a horror. I didn't think I was a child molester, but then I found myself in possession of chunky peanut butter so now I can't be too sure. It's really effing disturbing.
Now darlings, I know ya'll'd lost all your teeth growing up for some time in the south but that ain't no reason to tell normal folk that crunchy is bad
Be grateful fer what little ya do have and can enjoy even 1/100th of the flavour of real peanut butter 'stead of trying to take that away from others
The rapture happened and Jesus is coming down to lead his angels in the final battle v. evil. Then he looks at a poor unsaved soul eating spoonfuls of crunchy peanut butter. Blah blah blah apocalypse Jesus fanwank B-novel action-adventure-romance plot ensues. There's nothing else to this story besides the undeniable fact the fallen are forced to consume inferior crunchy peanut butter because the smooth creaminess of God's Own Peanut Butter was raptured away.
Now darlings, I know ya'll'd lost all your teeth growing up for some time in the south but that ain't no reason to tell normal folk that crunchy is bad
Be grateful fer what little ya do have and can enjoy even 1/100th of the flavour of real peanut butter 'stead of trying to take that away from others
The French phrase for that is l'espirit de l'escalier. The spirit of the stairs, when a witty comeback only hits you when you're walking out of the room.
Nope, it was a horror. I didn't think I was a child molester, but then I found myself in possession of chunky peanut butter so now I can't be too sure. It's really effing disturbing.
Although you will have to officially register as an offender, and people will always be able to google your name and discover that you bought crunchy peanut butter.
Man, what the blazes is going on with hamburger prices? I'm lucky anymore to find 90% lean for less than $5.50-$5.99/lb. That's over two dollars higher than last fall or so.
Well, which Patriarch? The Serbian one, the one in Bulgaria, the Russian one, the Armenian priest or the one lost in Jerusalem? And of course, that guy with the ugly hat who wants Constantinople. There's plenty on 'em, ya see.
I would be willing to take over the CFC Bulgarian Ep-/Patri-archate if provided with sufficient Lukanka and other delicious foodstuffs, unless sebastokratōr Kyriakos can improve the offer.
Between mumbling 'Boga je dobro' and 'ο θεός είναι καλός' there isn't much of a difference.
*in true Byzantine style, Eparch Takhisios finds a minor point of theological contention on which a mutually detrimental disagreement can be reached with the head of the church back at The City*
The Lukanka and stuffed peppers are still on the table, aren't they?
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