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You mean you know about plan "go suity, pwn the banking industry" and that it is intended to be executed on Monday.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostA last meal before execution is worth the extra effort.
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Assuming you don't come down with the effects of campylobacter poisoning from the raw middles of your tennis-ball sized meatballs.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostYou mean you know about plan "go suity, pwn the banking industry" and that it is intended to be executed on Monday.
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Ah ha! I have a cunning plan <taps nose>Originally posted by mudskipper View PostAssuming you don't come down with the effects of campylobacter poisoning from the raw middles of your tennis-ball sized meatballs.
Right off to turn me balls.
Waiter, more wine!
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Ah, the anti-bacterial effects of alcohol. Good plan!Originally posted by suityou01 View PostAh ha! I have a cunning plan <taps nose>
Right off to turn me balls.
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Making our own has never worked out well, they are too coarse and dry. So we buy them ready made, not great.
Best I ever had were for school dinners. Fist-sized with sweet & sour sauce, and gorgeous. I never saw them done like that since and the wife refuses to try because "sweet & sour meatballs sound disgusting"Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Ah hah! I have a cunning plan for that. <taps nose>Originally posted by d000hg View PostMaking our own has never worked out well, they are too coarse and dry. So we buy them ready made, not great.
Best I ever had were for school dinners. Fist-sized with sweet & sour sauce, and gorgeous. I never saw them done like that since and the wife refuses to try because "sweet & sour meatballs sound disgusting"Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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