What's for dinner at your place tonight?

[CJF]

I don't have any idea how you should serve it, but I do know that I don't have pizzle envy.

[FN Phat]

Is 6" of pizzle a big enough serving?


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[CJF]

Is 6" of pizzle a big enough serving?


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You want to choke down more than six inches of pizzle in one sitting? Not that there is anything wrong with that.

[FN Phat]

I was just curious. I serve more than 6" in the buns so I was confused :shrug:


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[falafel]

Time to go, smith.

[MarkGrace]

I think you got the lyric wrong. It goes "eatin' Asian pussy all I need is sweet and sour sauce."

[CJF]

I'm still waiting to hear how Clark likes his pizzle.

[FMCoug]

Is 6" of pizzle a big enough serving?


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Depends on girth.

[hostile]

Starting Beef Bourguinon for Friday night.

[Donuthole]

Bumped for the phenomenally sane HFN.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Bumped for the phenomenally sane HFN.

Shit, I'm a phenom? Now I have to start lying, thanks LDS church.

[PaloAltoCougar]

We're killing time at CLT due to a flight delay, so I'll mention the meal we had last night as we returned from a great side trip to Charleston (great place to visit!) with PH, our daughter and three of the cutest grandkids on the planet. We stopped at an unusual fast food place called Cookout. Hoping for something both filling and nutritious, I purchased the combo meal that includes two sides for a mere five bucks or so. I carefully avoided the cheeseburgers and other calorie bombs in favor of a grilled chicken sandwich.

But then we came to the sides, and that's where things went south (ha!). There were no sides that included vegetables, and as I studied the board it was apparent the menu was the invention of a six-year-old boy. So I got into the spirit of things and I selected a bacon wrap and a corn dog as my two sides. Honest. The bacon wrap consisted of three strips of surprisingly good bacon, encased in a flour tortilla with some cheese and few lettuce shards (veggie!). And by paying an extra dollar, I upgraded the included beverage from a soda to a chocolate and pecan shake.

If anyone has a spare heart or at least a defibrillator, please note that I'm lying down in concourse B.

[TripletDaddy]

We're killing time at CLT due to a flight delay, so I'll mention the meal we had last night as we returned from a great side trip to Charleston (great place to visit!) with PH, our daughter and three of the cutest grandkids on the planet. We stopped at an unusual fast food place called Cookout. Hoping for something both filling and nutritious, I purchased the combo meal that includes two sides for a mere five bucks or so. I carefully avoided the cheeseburgers and other calorie bombs in favor of a grilled chicken sandwich.

But then we came to the sides, and that's where things went south (ha!). There were no sides that included vegetables, and as I studied the board it was apparent the menu was the invention of a six-year-old boy. So I got into the spirit of things and I selected a bacon wrap and a corn dog as my two sides. Honest. The bacon wrap consisted of three strips of surprisingly good bacon, encased in a flour tortilla with some cheese and few lettuce shards (veggie!). And by paying an extra dollar, I upgraded the included beverage from a soda to a chocolate and pecan shake.

If anyone has a spare heart or at least a defibrillator, please note that I'm lying down in concourse B.

this story confirms what most of us already knew: you cant kill time at CLT without things going South first.

[clackamascoug]

Dear President Packer,

Elder DDD is pushing the envelope again. Sure what he says is harmless taken one way, but Jesus knows in his heart what he's really insinuating. This isn't an official write up, but I think you should be aware of his proclivity to the carnal.

Regards to Sis Packer,

Elder clackamascoug

[TripletDaddy]

Dear President Packer,

Layover in CLT. Flying solo. Husband not interested in coming.

Regards to Sis Packer,

Sister Clackamascoug