Yep, ya talked me into it. Crock pot Chilli.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv7RzEfASer/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=9diofqecs130

Trying

you can cut back on the oregano by half--haven't updated my graphic yet though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ThyzFwPPOQ

Revved up like a deuce

Yes sir they do

Wrapped up like a douche is what most people sing

Which makes no sense

It is lonely outside the cave

But necessary<:PepeSword:539084295570980895>

ZZ Top used this car?

no more than a couple tablespoons of sugar--to offset the tomato acidity. but like most recipes i often say "measuring, schmeasuring". eyeball is more fun--i follow things closer for baking recipes.

Deuce coup

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is that the bonnie n clyde car?

https://images.app.goo.gl/bjJR6EKBDWKxRwNX9

zz top @Nukklez!

oh ok

Someone keeps the fire going... The show must go on.

Would be those that benefit from enslavement of the ignorant

The metaphor works for all kinds of truth.

Bonny and clyde car

https://web.stanford.edu/class/ihum40/cave.pdf

To whom

Who knows

i see thank you

Watched the highway men recently @Irish Ranger about that .

Brevity from me due to mobile... Sorry for grammar

@ShadowBoxer Seen something about it a few years ago

Everybody replaces who with that now on the internet, Bacfa.

Them: Gloria. Also, Shadows of Knight. Van Morrison song (he was in Them).

They got a new one with Kevin Causner and that other dude,lol, played in White men cant jump. And I probably butchered Kevins name too @Irish Ranger

News skips some verbs in sentences altogether now... Using gerunds like verbs. I think it is the state of education. Many commentators on TV seems to use slang for authenticity or to appeal to those who speak as they do.

Xhe

So, how to PROVE Fred Trump was born in N.Y. and not in Germany? Was his Gmother vacationing in Germany when he was born, or was he actually born in the Bronx.

Them is not "The Who"--just sayin'.

I refuse to use these ridiculous pronouns. Now the preference is the incorrect 'they' even when singular.

Someone left their coat here.

Preferred over the his or his/her.