drunk food — Page 2

#26

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 8:31am

Go...roam free. Just stay out of Wildcat's backyard.

#27

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 8:37am

I left a whole lot of food out there this morning but obviously some drunk ate it all.

#28

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 8:39am

It's cool, I woke up with a helluva cold today so I'm too sick to frollick. Your backyard is safe.

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#29

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 8:39am

Paradox?

#30

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 9:35am

WHITE CASTLES, ONLY choice!!!!!

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#31

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 9:53am

Anything I can get my hands on. The greasier, the better. More so if there's cheese involved.

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#32

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 10:12am

Beam me up, Scotty...

#33

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 11:18am

SCOTTY!

#34

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 11:32am

Consider yourself BEAMED!!

#35

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 11:33am

WEll I ain't getting Beamed until you sign that pre-nup agreement...

#36

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 11:49am

THREADJACKERS! THREADJACKERS!!

Can Canadians play too?

#37

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 11:53am

Consider yourself Honorary Australian for today.

Welcome to our threadjacking joy...

#38

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 12:05pm

swwwweeeeet, does that mean I can have an Australian accent too?

#39

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/7/05 at 12:11pm

by crikey you can. That's a ridgey didge fair dinkum Aussie accent you're toyin' with there, so be careful. They're dangerous...

#40

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/8/05 at 3:57am

VEGEMITE AHOY!!

#41

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/8/05 at 4:04am

Can't you offer them something a bit more palatable?
Pavlova, maybe?

Or at least an Anzac biscuit....

#42

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/8/05 at 4:50am

seeing how Judy is the host, it's her pick tonight!

May I suggest Fish & Chips? or 'Cabury Crunchie' Easter bunnys?

Updated On: 3/8/05 at 04:50 AM

#43

re: drunk food

Posted: 3/8/05 at 10:02am

hahaha

I was trying to teach one of my classes about ANZAC biscuits today...

But that meant I had to try explaining ANZAC Day as well...

I ended up giving up...