@KDOGG331!
WHERE.
THE.
FUDGE.
HAVE.
YOU.
BEEN!?
GET YOUR BUTT OVER HERE, IT'S TIME FOR HUG ATTACKS!
@She Who Has Been Absent For A Long Time And Now Deserves All The Glomps That She Has Coming To Her And More
Sadly, no.
Ohhhh, boy.
... Actually, an axe may well be a good addition -- it would make decapitations much cleaner.
I do have a cleaver already, but something bigger would be best for the larger specimens....
*Mutter mutter* far more efficient... *mutter mutter* I'd need to practice with it...
No, no, I don't have enough words to warrant a thread.
Besides, I wouldn't want to mentally scar any littles -- "Blood Princess Unbound," definitely sounds like a horror show. It'd probably be full of guts pictures.
BRIEF HIJACK INBOUND
First (and only) lesson is Sapphirespeak:
Boof -- pl. = boofs:
The bearded and muffed area of a tufted chicken, around the chin and ears.
Snass -- adv. = snassy:
A combination of "sass," and, "snark." Used when it is not possible to tell if a statement is sassy or snarky...
Or, for some people, like a plumber's crack, apparently. 🙄
Don't see what's so attention-grabbing about that one, but okay.
And here I go again, bringing up things from several parties ago.
Right-o, sir Elk.
But it can be so interesting... it's like a car crash -- you can't look away.
I'll do it tonight -- a friend might be coming over, anyway, so I'll be cleaning tonight.
Never thought of putting mayo and/or mustard with meatloaf, I must say. It sounds pretty good!
I usually put on ketchup and lots of onion. It's very good on rye bread.
Well, not always -- eggs are required in certain cakes to give structure so that it doesn't fall apart, but you can't taste them.
Except for that one cookie recipe that I tossed together when I was, like, six. That was bad. Very bad.