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If she's ready and there's nothing else in the house... :shrug:Crisco can be used as a personal lubricant
If she's ready and there's nothing else in the house... :shrug:Crisco can be used as a personal lubricant
you're doing all that just to go down to a beach and impress a bunch of people that you dont even know?No. I'm going to Florida in February and must lose at least some of my fat butt by then. So, for now, I hate hate hate cookies and english toffee.
And I hate beer, too. Blick! Ptooey!
And steaks. Ack! I'm getting nauseated just thinking about a bit juicy ribeye.
No. I'm going to Florida in February and must lose at least some of my fat butt by then. So, for now, I hate hate hate cookies and english toffee.
And I hate beer, too. Blick! Ptooey!
And steaks. Ack! I'm getting nauseated just thinking about a bit juicy ribeye.
Crisco can be used as a personal lubricant
after any of the various items in question that might need greasin have been greased, it can only be assumed that such said parts would then be inserted into the proper tight fitting that required the greasin in the first place.so can olive oil and it tastes a little better
not that I would know anything about that or anything
after any of the various items in question that might need greasin have been greased, it can only be assumed that such said parts would then be inserted into the proper tight fitting that required the greasin in the first place.
My question would be, if in fact the various parts had been greased then used in an appropriate manner considering their general instructions for use, why would anyone desire to taste the burnt grease from such said part after it was used and the heat was applied.
are sheep really that different?If I have to explain it....you aren't doing something right
BURNT?If I have to explain it....you aren't doing something right
BURNT?
Remember when you all were young and didn't need all these cheap kitchen remedies to keep your sex life going?
Ever since I saw this post earlier today I cannot get this one song out of my head..."I like bread and butter...I like toast and jam..."....it's driving me insane...r
"if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
And I agree with that, too.not some darn pharmaceutical company who doesn't know jack about me and a doctor who gets a bonus for prescribing a record number of prescriptions in a month
I have an addiction to butter, too! I put it on everything - well, almost everything. If I could convince hubby...
My cholesterol is close to 300. I'm not proud of it but, let me tell you, I have had my blood tested maybe 5 times in the last 18 years. Each and every time, my cholesterol has been off the charts and the doctor wants to prescribe everything under the sun to try and reduce it. I figure, it's been this way for this long, why worry about it? I truly believe some people are just prone to high cholesterol and, as long as they don't suffer any symptoms, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
I come from good stock. Father lived to be 83 and mother is still kicking at 85. I trust that my DNA is taking good care of me - not some darn pharmaceutical company who doesn't know jack about me and a doctor who gets a bonus for prescribing a record number of prescriptions in a month.
I don't know the level of my mother and, in order to get my father's, I'd have to exhume his body. No thanks.Just out of curiosity, do you happen to know the cholesterol level of your mother and father?
You may never have any symptons up until the point that you croak from a massive heart attack due to clogged arteries...
I have an addiction to butter, too! I put it on everything - well, almost everything. If I could convince hubby...
My cholesterol is close to 300. I'm not proud of it but, let me tell you, I have had my blood tested maybe 5 times in the last 18 years. Each and every time, my cholesterol has been off the charts and the doctor wants to prescribe everything under the sun to try and reduce it. I figure, it's been this way for this long, why worry about it? I truly believe some people are just prone to high cholesterol and, as long as they don't suffer any symptoms, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
I come from good stock. Father lived to be 83 and mother is still kicking at 85. I trust that my DNA is taking good care of me - not some darn pharmaceutical company who doesn't know jack about me and a doctor who gets a bonus for prescribing a record number of prescriptions in a month.