Christmas Dinner

[WonkasTHC]

Figures a New Yorker would disgrace a raisin oatmeal cookie!

Nope.
Oatmeal raisin is a disgrace to the cookie community!

Maybe he’s a bagel with prunes kind of guy….you know a regular guy…..regular like clockwork

No, no.
Im an everything bagel kind of regular guy.

 

[MariJan]

I just gained 20 pounds looking at yer pics!

Where's the raisins in those oatmeal cookies?

Peanut butter cookies not oatmeal

 

[Flower]

Another vote for oatmeal raisin, here.
Just thinking about it makes me wanna go to Subway, and get about half a dozen.

 

[BudSniffer]

We usually have the regular stuff, me and my wife eat here at our house alone. I usually grill a turkey breast, but this year we bought a smoked ham, and I made a brown sugar/honey glaze for it, and cooked it....turned out pretty good. Wife was crazy about it, and she is the picky eater I have to please. She cooked turnip greens, corn bread, and made some kind of cool whip, fruit cocktail thing. We had short bread cookies, and orange pound cake for dessert.

 

[Hippie420]

Peanut butter cookies not oatmeal

Oops! My bad.

Way back in the mid 70's, I had a regular dope smokin' buddy that I'd see almost every day. One day, I was sitting in his living room getting high, and I got a bad case of cotton mouth. I asked him if he had a Coke I could get. He smiled and said he had something even better. He came back with a bottle that reminded me of the old spiral glass Pepsi bottles, and it was what he called frost wine. I told him I really wasn't into wine, but he insisted that I took a sip. Talk about a tongue trip? God, that stuff was good! It was too sweet to ever think about getting a buzz on it, but it sure tickled my tastebuds.
He belonged to some wine tasting thing, and they'd send him a different bottle each month to try. That little 16 oz. bottle cost him $25, and that was back around '75. That much money would buy a single guy a weeks worth of groceries.

 

[KGB]

Oops! My bad.

Way back in the mid 70's, I had a regular dope smokin' buddy that I'd see almost every day. One day, I was sitting in his living room getting high, and I got a bad case of cotton mouth. I asked him if he had a Coke I could get. He smiled and said he had something even better. He came back with a bottle that reminded me of the old spiral glass Pepsi bottles, and it was what he called frost wine. I told him I really wasn't into wine, but he insisted that I took a sip. Talk about a tongue trip? God, that stuff was good! It was too sweet to ever think about getting a buzz on it, but it sure tickled my tastebuds.
He belonged to some wine tasting thing, and they'd send him a different bottle each month to try. That little 16 oz. bottle cost him $25, and that was back around '75. That much money would buy a single guy a weeks worth of groceries.

I don’t mind a glass of wine now and again and I have a nice rye that I like. Probably last me forever

But there was ONE stinking wine that I loved and they stopped making it. The label was Cellar Masters and it was a really dry resiling. I wish I knew how they made it.

 

[MariJan]

Oops! My bad.

Way back in the mid 70's, I had a regular dope smokin' buddy that I'd see almost every day. One day, I was sitting in his living room getting high, and I got a bad case of cotton mouth. I asked him if he had a Coke I could get. He smiled and said he had something even better. He came back with a bottle that reminded me of the old spiral glass Pepsi bottles, and it was what he called frost wine. I told him I really wasn't into wine, but he insisted that I took a sip. Talk about a tongue trip? God, that stuff was good! It was too sweet to ever think about getting a buzz on it, but it sure tickled my tastebuds.
He belonged to some wine tasting thing, and they'd send him a different bottle each month to try. That little 16 oz. bottle cost him $25, and that was back around '75. That much money would buy a single guy a weeks worth of groceries.

Not anymore unless you only eat ramen

 

[Hippie420]

Not anymore unless you only eat ramen

And store brand ramen at that!