discolé monade

beef stew/roasts ('tators, carrots, celery, onion, garlic) over a bed of white sticky rice, sweet peas and homemade butter rolls. (yeast rolls)

knows a nigerian prince personally, who, incidentally, promised great wealth.

wishes he knew how to cook lasagna from scratch in the microwave.

uses a bottle opener on twist offs, because it proves that he knows he's using a bottle opener on twist offs.

cow and chicken *drops mic*

truly thinks #2 pencils, are made out of the number 2.

stop typing. again. makes no sense. you have clear and defined sentence structure sometimes, and then you don't, and then you put together the most epic run on sentences. just stop it. we know you. for years, we've known. don't be like that other janitor. she is a POS and we dont' need another dingbat janitor. i've always said i like you. you get on my nerves, like a little brother. but i like you. don't be like that other one

oh...don't get me wrong, looks delicious. i...however, make the best cinnamon buns, bar none.

lol lol lol lol she is SUCH A LOSER!!!!!

^virgin roll? it looks like a sticky bun.

When "uneducated" people argue about climate change, they often rely on misconceptions, anecdotal evidence, and a lack of understanding of scientific concepts, frequently claiming that climate change is not real, is caused by natural cycles, or that human impact is negligible, often dismissing the vast consensus within the scientific community due to a lack of in-depth knowledge on the topic. Key points about how uneducated individuals may argue against climate change: Denial of the science: They may outright deny that climate change is happening, often citing personal experiences or weather patterns as evidence against the global trend. Natural cycles argument: They might claim that current climate changes are simply part of Earth's natural cycles, downplaying the role of human activity. Conspiracy theories: Some may believe that climate change is a hoax perpetrated by scientists or political groups for personal gain. Misinterpreting data: They might misinterpret scientific data or cherry-pick information to support their pre-existing beliefs. Lack of understanding of complex concepts: Without a grasp of basic climate science, they may struggle to understand the mechanisms behind climate change, like greenhouse gases. Focus on immediate concerns: They might argue that local issues like the economy or personal finances are more pressing than climate change, which is perceived as a distant problem

thought 'arrested development' was actually a documentary.

you have no clue about the people you work with. you have absolutely NO right taking other people's inventory. you can barely take your own. i get this is your 'role play' or 'character' or 'schtick' , but at some point, boys will become men, and put away childish things.....one hopes.

yes. yes i do. if it keeps him from posting dumbass questions.*** ***yes boys and girls, there ARE such things as STUPID QUESTIONS.

keeps telling the interrupting cow joke, over and over and over

was also in attendance of said show, as we went dutch

knows where else that flute's been

O'RLY was based on a suprise snapshot of her from 1983 *

even though majority ruled against, he insisted on trying out 'toaster oven chops'

absolutely knows where jimmy hoffa is.....

gets seasonal passes to 'titanic: the experience'.

(i think it REALLY shows) has a pron site called 'ducks gone wild' . it's images of duck feet.

whilst being trapped in the WWE universe, become oddly obsessed with 'darkiwing duck'.

this one before i logged off and this just now.