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Coldschlager's avatar

Peg's talking to her caesar salad again

The Militant Homosexual Agenda's avatar

She came. She saw. She had a salad.

lynchie's avatar

She just says any name that pops into her head.

lynchie's avatar

The only meat she ever fondled was Regan's

Mehmeisterjr's avatar

She may also be babbling in her spam. I see that one of the replies to you is spammy to the max and I can't even find a flag.

EDIT: Finally found the flag. Jesus, of all the places to stick a get-rich-quick spam, Wonkette! Hey you guys, go where the suckers hang out.

Mehmeisterjr's avatar

Well there is a spanish word disparate which does apparently translate to nonsense in English but I think her "bull—" is bullshit.

Sheesko's avatar

Butterhead lettuce is a variety that has gently rolling, softish leaves, unlike, say, Iceberg or Romaine, which have a more distinct crunch. If one were nursing a simply devastating headache from an evening of likkering it up with friends at the maison, this would be a consideration.

Sheesko's avatar

On artisanal white bread. With the crusts cut off.

TundraGrifter's avatar

"Disparate." "Elite." "Notions."

Just the way every New York immigrant sandwich counter guy speaks. No doubt.

I hope somebody actually goes and finds this gentleman (if they can) and speaks with him and gets the facts.

TundraGrifter's avatar

Yeh! Go find a site where lonely people don't post content for free!

TundraGrifter's avatar

Actually, his English sounds pretty fixed to me.

TundraGrifter's avatar

And neither one had a real job.

Mehmeisterjr's avatar

I think she meant to write, "Mi amigo imaginario...."

Lefty Mark's avatar

And the French-style string beaners from Egypt, Maine Up North.

Lefty Mark's avatar

Even in the Gunhumpy48 there are some nicer (as in saner, less humpy) areas. Most are in places where nobody lives (not even preppers or Galt-goers, it seems), but still.

Lefty Mark's avatar

Yes, olive loaf on crustless Wonder Bread indeed, but served without the meat filler or the gluten pad components in a stemmed crystal glass with a cone-shaped bowl.