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Singles Matchmakers Game (10)
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ReesePiece23
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I think they're too old for me, I think I'll stick with Leo.
Have you ever Skyped Mrs Floyd? That'll put a smile on your face.
Isn't it weird though how both of my matches for you were once actresses from Neighbours. I'm SO stereotypical and ignorant, it's unreal.
Anyway, off you pop lad. Go and eat some pecan pie and toast some marshmallows with your Shelia.
#banter.
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ReesePiece23
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No, no, no.... Just no. Turkey is the driest, blandest, most uninspiring meat out there. Adding mayo does nothing to help it.
Pineapple in a burger though is the most underrated thing going!
Pineapple in a burger though is the most underrated thing going!
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Mayo is vile, THAT is what is ruining your turkey sandwiches.
Now, mustard is where its at (Especially the spicy kind). Even Jesus mentioned the mustard seed cause it is THAT awesome.
Pineapple on ANY burger or pizza is an atrocity.
Pineapple in itself however is acceptable.
The best sandwich you can have is turkey, bacon, pepper jack cheese, spicy mustard, red onion and jalapenos.
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Speaking of pineapple, I made the best pork roast today... I cooked it in the crock pot with pineapple and dried apricots and soy sauce.
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I cooked it in the crock pot with pineapple and dried apricots and soy sauce.
Sir! I implore you! Soy sauce should never go into the same pot as a pineapple!
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EDIT: ... Oh, but I do have a match to contribute in this topic.
Myself and any lovely girl here in this community who is willing to put up with me!
Sheena and I have parted on good terms. She has found someone else for herself now and graciously accepted my polite resignation from being a potential prince who would come to ask for her hand in marriage.
... And there was this pretty and bubbly Asian girl named Tanya who this one girl I work with had thought to introduce me to and she seemed likable from our short contact through middleman texting (and seeing each other's pictures), but our matchmaker has suddenly gone AWOL from work for some reason for three weeks now and never let me know Tanya's number or email so I could speak with her directly to arrange a casual date as Tanya seemed delightfully eager to do.
... Soooo ... until then, if I can ever even see my coworker again in order to pursue further contact with Tanya, I am free, CF ladies! (I know, I know ... you all must be swooning and fainting at the possibility of me being available for you to snatch up, right? )
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Sir! I implore you! Soy sauce should never go into the same pot as a pineapple!
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EDIT: ... Oh, but I do have a match to contribute in this topic.
Myself and any lovely girl here in this community who is willing to put up with me!
Sheena and I have parted on good terms. She has found someone else for herself now and graciously accepted my polite resignation from being a potential prince who would come to ask for her hand in marriage.
... And there was this pretty and bubbly Asian girl named Tanya who this one girl I work with had thought to introduce me to and she seemed likable from our short contact through middleman texting (and seeing each other's pictures), but our matchmaker has suddenly gone AWOL from work for some reason for three weeks now and never let me know Tanya's number or email so I could speak with her directly to arrange a casual date as Tanya seemed delightfully eager to do.
When I make Christmas ham, I always pin pineapple to it before roasting, and as a glaze, I use a mixture of pineapple juice, brown sugar, and small dab of mustard.
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ReesePiece23
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Yeah, that would go down well. Though personally I'd prefer a belly joint over a ham - that or a shoulder joint. I'd also be inclined to use a chilli mustard. OR, (and bear with me on this) a banana puree - YES, banana has a strong presence when it is used in savoury cooking. I've been using it that way ever since I went to a Brazilian steakhouse.
(I love how this thread has become an episode of Saturday Morning Kitchen.)
@SarahsKnight this would be the perfect time for a CF heel turn. (Just do it Rocky or Triple H style, don't use Big Show as your example.)
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The chili would add some more...bite, but when I cook the holiday meals I have to take into account everyone's tastes and "conditions". Throwing something spicy into the mix would cause problems for members of my family with stomach problems. Although, banana wouldn't be bad. I may have to experiment a little.
I make so much for the holidays that we have to freeze a large portion of it. I have literally made enough to feed 200 people and still have leftovers.
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Nahhh. I could never turn towards the path of the heel. For one, it is my desire to always play the hero not the villain. And two, I think @Swan7 would be very disappointed to see me turn out that way after she once upon a time seemed to rely on me as her knight. ^-^
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I couldn't see CF's White Knight ever become a villain, @SarahsKnight
Thank you, Sheena. I am glad to know that you never lost faith in me.
(Ummm ... you did mean White Knight in a good way in this instance, right?
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Well you know, I never have gotten involved with the whole matchmaking for others myself, but, after witnessing a recent exchange in another thread where @James of Arc basically promised the world to @BriannaRose, so I think we should be cheering for them now.
(Hey, love should ideally know no age limits.)
(Hey, love should ideally know no age limits.)
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