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Sara Marie wrote: [REDACTED]: DOWNSTAIRS WENT WITH MY [REDACTED] FOR A [REDACTED] FOR [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]: I AM SO INCREDIBLY HAPPY
Oh man we can totally talk about this now. :D
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katina: POUTINE FIELD TRIP
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Cosmo wrote: Also, I'm not "new". Well, you'd seem to be new if everyone forgets about your existence when they aren't looking at you.
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redacted 1: Are you sure you mom *isn't* Baba Yaga?
redacted 2: ... No?
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Ross Byers wrote: Chicken nuggets are made of dinosaurs! Liposuction.. introduced 1982
Chicken McNuggets... introduced 1983
Coincidence? I think not. Yes, folks: Chicken McButtocks.
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redacted: Pathfinder Player Companion: Roombas of the Inner Sea
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Sara Marie wrote: redacted: Pathfinder Player Companion: Roombas of the Inner Sea It could feature dungeon-cleaning monsters like the otyugh and gelatinous cube!
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The real secret behind the wealth of the Technic League.
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robot chris: I would dive into tires on fire over a course of mud for a [Liz Courts] brownie.
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Sara Marie wrote: robot chris: I would dive into tires on fire over a course of mud for a [Liz Courts] brownie. Leaving one to wonder what exactly Liz puts in her brownies...
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Feros wrote: Sara Marie wrote: robot chris: I would dive into tires on fire over a course of mud for a [Liz Courts] brownie. Leaving one to wonder what exactly Liz puts in her brownies... She fills them with Awesome.
Ditto for her Awesome chip cookies.
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Feros wrote: Sara Marie wrote: robot chris: I would dive into tires on fire over a course of mud for a [Liz Courts] brownie. Leaving one to wonder what exactly Liz puts in her brownies... For reference.
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Christopher Anthony wrote: Cort: Can we smoke this? Sure, you need plenty of hickory wood, a smoker and about 10 hours. You're going to need to... oh... not that kind of smoking? Never mind then, carry on!
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Christopher Anthony wrote: Cort: Can we smoke this? Smoke *test* this, leave out one little verb.....
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Cort Odekirk wrote: leave out one little verb..... ...and you have the makings of a great "overheard" post.
Steve Geddes wrote: Cort Odekirk wrote: leave out one little verb..... ...and you have the makings of a great "overheard" post. Sometimes it doesn't even have to be a word, it could be a single syllable, or letter that you mishear that completely changes the meaning of what was said.
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Feros wrote: Sara Marie wrote: robot chris: I would dive into tires on fire over a course of mud for a [Liz Courts] brownie. Leaving one to wonder what exactly Liz puts in her brownies... Butter. And chocolate.
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Sara Marie wrote: Feros wrote: Sara Marie wrote: robot chris: I would dive into tires on fire over a course of mud for a [Liz Courts] brownie. Leaving one to wonder what exactly Liz puts in her brownies... Butter. And chocolate. Pro-tip, a Sara Marie brownie a day, keeps the Cosmo away.
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no it doesn't, you just don't see the Cosmo until it is too late
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ulgulanoth wrote: no it doesn't, you just don't see the Cosmo until it is too late Think of it more as a suppressed Cosmo existence, but one with retroactive consequences. As long as you keep eating the brownies, you ward of Cosmo... but if you ever miss a day, then Cosmo gets to inflict chaos on your life again. Plus, he gets to include all of the chaos that would have affected you without the brownies.
So be sure to secure those supply lines, because the longer you go with the brownies, the worse the backlash is for you.
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That sounds like addict logic.
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Mythic JMD031 wrote: That sounds like addict logic. That's a good analogy. If you can keep the brownie high going, life is fine... but if you lose it, that Cosmo Crash is a particularly mean one.
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liz: you take a bag of fritos, cut it down the middle and pour chili and cheese over it
katina: uh, i need to take a fieldtrip.
katina: and then a nap
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Frito pie! Our school served that as a lunch when I was growing up, occasionally.
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Frito chili pie day was way better than pizza day in the cafeteria.
redacted: I think I accidentally just played Hallway Bathroom Chicken
Lissa Guillet wrote: Frito chili pie day was way better than pizza day in the cafeteria. Your school had cardboard pizza with plastic cheese too huh? =)
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Yes, all the southern's in the office collectively felt as if someone tickled our arteries when liz mentioned frito pie and katina asked what it was.
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Orthos wrote: Lissa Guillet wrote: Frito chili pie day was way better than pizza day in the cafeteria. Your school had cardboard pizza with plastic cheese too huh? =) Yup. it was the "sausage" that did me in though. I peeled the top right off and ate the bread. I also feel bad for kids that didn't get steak fingers grown' up.
I have all the stuff to make it at home, too...
... frito pie that is, not cardboard pizza.
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Lissa Guillet wrote: Frito chili pie day was way better than pizza day in the cafeteria. Hell yes it was.
Sara Marie wrote: Yes, all the southern's in the office collectively felt as if someone tickled our arteries when liz mentioned frito pie and katina asked what it was. Mmm...sodium.
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...Am I the only one who would take the pizza over the frito pie?
Jiggy wrote: ...Am I the only one who would take the pizza over the frito pie? Your opinion is wrong and you should feel bad.
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Or we could just trade. Win-win!
*holds out frito pie*
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What would happen if you made it with Cheetos or, say, Space Invaders? Would you die?
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Limeylongears wrote: What would happen if you made it with Cheetos or, say, Space Invaders? Would you die? We need a Kickstarter to research all these permutations. {Stoo'Mak the Terrible rumbles in hunger}
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sharaya: what is the "appropriate" way to eat these?
liz: Stuff them in your face.
Jiggy wrote: ...Am I the only one who would take the pizza over the frito pie? Nope, I'll join you in the pizza over pie...then again I've never had a pizza I didn't enjoy.
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And when you have leftover Fritos from making Frito pie, you can make Frito chilaquiles.
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Ross Byers wrote: And when you have leftover Fritos from making Frito pie, you can make Frito chilaquiles. ...Leftover?
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havoc xiii wrote: Jiggy wrote: ...Am I the only one who would take the pizza over the frito pie? Nope, I'll join you in the pizza over pie...then again I've never had a pizza I didn't enjoy. I think you and Jiggy are being overly generous in your estimation of what our school lunch system labels as "pizza" ...or as "food" and "edible."
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Liz Courts wrote: Ross Byers wrote: And when you have leftover Fritos from making Frito pie, you can make Frito chilaquiles. ...Leftover? It happens sometimes if you do not come equipped with sufficient amounts of chili.
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[redacted]: Do you want to say hi to Chris? She's a robot.
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redacted: "Oh, I'm sorry. We seem to have lost your resume. Could you send another one? With maybe some brownies in it this time? "
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Can I send a platter full of brownies with a single Liz Courts brownie hidden on the platter? Then you get to play the game, "Guess Which One Doesn't Suck!" Sounds fun eh?
Jiggy wrote: ...Am I the only one who would take the pizza over the frito pie? I know I always enjoyed my rectangular cardboard pizza. Fold it in half, dip it in ketchup... Hmmm...
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Orthos wrote: Lissa Guillet wrote: Frito chili pie day was way better than pizza day in the cafeteria. Your school had cardboard pizza with plastic cheese too huh? =) When I was in Elementary School, I was convinced that I hated pizza because all I had ever had was what the school tried to pass off as pizza. Once I tried REAL pizza, I saw the light.
Eric Clingenpeel wrote: Jiggy wrote: ...Am I the only one who would take the pizza over the frito pie? I know I always enjoyed my rectangular cardboard pizza. Fold it in half, dip it in ketchup... Hmmm... This is what the school system in my Swedish hometown (which back the had a fairly large Italian community) referred to as "American Pizza" (back in the '90:s at least).
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