Sarachaga
Definitely not a lizard
*Pours Okami a pint of coffee*
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Okami_No_Heishi
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Oh God! Thank you!! I needed that!
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Okami_No_Heishi
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I love me some sweet iced tea! I really only drink sweet tea, coffee, beer, and the occasional water.
Black Burn
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Black Burn
Well-Known Gopnik
Sometimes when i read about all this terrorism and politics today... i'm scared how future will look like... *curls up in the corner*
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BahgDaddy
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It'll be okay. *hugs*
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backpawscratcher
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Panta Rhei my friend. Panta Rhei.
Black Burn
Well-Known Gopnik
I'm sorry, I just hate to know that innocent people are dying, starving and suffering, sometimes I am worried about my relatives... Thinking why I'm the lucky one that has born in normal family and have good life conditions... Some people in my age had to go on a war or had bigger problems, and I even can't deal with problems with studying... And I'm just whining again...
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BahgDaddy
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Reality is unfair... drastically unfair.
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*hug*
Casey Fluffbat
E. Fuscus from the discount section
Sorry, that was my "1 AM workweek" explanation. What I really meant to say is schools might also be influenced by what kids want to eat a not what they should probably be eating. Kids not eating vegetables has been touched on a humorous sense, but parents giving in to the desires of children is too often the reality in American households. The type of food presented isn't only cheap, it also matches commonly sighted frozen food, tray baked items, etc that parents often know a child will eat so they can save time and sanity. It wouldn't be crazy to suggest that schools are trying to follow this approach to get more kids at the lunch line.
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BahgDaddy
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I’m strange. I do both! Bag of chai tea in a cup of coffee is delicious!
Whoa! My new plot to start the day off right!
And sometimes I do weird stuff. Like combining coffee, shredded chocolate, mayan nut powder, and chicory root in the coffee percolator.
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BahgDaddy
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No.
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-..Legacy..-
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I see you like salt *pinches some salt for your tea*
Simo
Professional Watermelon Farmer
School lunches: until 4th grade, I went to a small public school, in a tiny town called Luther, MI. And there might have been 20 kids, in each class.
But one thing I will always recall was the lunch-lady, I think her name was Vye Hastings, and she had this beautiful British accent, odd for those parts, and was hefty in size. But what she did the with the ingredients she had to work was amazing. She really poured her heart into things, and when we moved a bit closer to town and I changed schools, I was horrified, and always brought my lunch. But I'll never forget that woman, probably long dread now, and her amazing cooking, like these home-made pot pies, her biscuits, stews what a comfort these meals were on cold winter days.
But one thing I will always recall was the lunch-lady, I think her name was Vye Hastings, and she had this beautiful British accent, odd for those parts, and was hefty in size. But what she did the with the ingredients she had to work was amazing. She really poured her heart into things, and when we moved a bit closer to town and I changed schools, I was horrified, and always brought my lunch. But I'll never forget that woman, probably long dread now, and her amazing cooking, like these home-made pot pies, her biscuits, stews what a comfort these meals were on cold winter days.
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I never had any issues with my school food. Then again, in my parents house you eat what you're given.
Simo
Professional Watermelon Farmer
Ah, this gives me an idea: I will somehow buy your parents house, or if it no longer exists, have an exact replica built, and have you taken there. Then, you will be in your parents house, and I will make deep fried grubs, and give them to you, and you will have to eat them : P
But naw, I'd probably be nicer : )
Casey Fluffbat
E. Fuscus from the discount section
Simo
Professional Watermelon Farmer
"grubs"
And what kind of grubs are those?...
The kind you dig up, and find in rotting logs!
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-..Legacy..-
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I'm the executor of the estate, and I have no intention of selling the farmhouse that's been in the family for over 140 years
You'd enjoy it, as it's about 8 acres of apple trees, and a number of other types such as pear, apricot, and black walnut
The other 37 acres is field and forest
Telnac
Fundamentalist Heretic
Ooo... cider!I'm the executor of the estate, and I have no intention of selling the farmhouse that's been in the family for over 140 years
You'd enjoy it, as it's about 8 acres of apple trees, and a number of other types such as pear, apricot, and black walnut
Casey Fluffbat
E. Fuscus from the discount section
That could be any number of them, but I'm watching you......
Simo
Professional Watermelon Farmer
I'm the executor of the estate, and I have no intention of selling the farmhouse that's been in the family for over 140 years
You'd enjoy it, as it's about 8 acres of apple trees, and a number of other types such as pear, apricot, and black walnut
Sounds nice. I grew up in an old farmhouse from maybe 1900-ish, that we remodeled till I was age 12, and moved closer to town, was on a dirt road, 240 acres, mostly woods; my folks were school teachers, we had large gardens, but just for our own use, kept chickens a pig, had a few horses. I really miss it.
But when I drove past it 1o years ago, it was gone. Just, not there. It had been replaced by this ugly 1 story prefab place. I asked around, to see if it maybe burned down. Nope, this guy bought it, tore it down, said he wanted a 'new place'. I've seldom felt such an odd emptiness, open up within me.