undertaken with unanimous support

[Mk5000]

No more benefiber for ma today. That stuff really binds you up. I know
because I use it in monkeys and it works.

I just started the gravlax. I think I might have bought a tiny bit too
much.
It just didn’t look that... BIG... in the store.
Now in the refrigerator it looks like enough for maybe 10 people.
Maybe it’ll shrink when it’s done.
Meh, The brother in law can eat it if it ends up being too much.

Btw I have no plans to make the dipping sauce, couldn’t do it even if I
tried., have no idea what’s in it.
So send My sister to get ingredients for it if it matters to anyone, I like
gravlax no sauce better anyway.

Mk5000


I'm a blue moon
Since I stepped from out of the womb
I've been a cool jerk
Looking for the source == george harrison, dark horse

[Mk5000]

Post by Mk5000
No more benefiber for ma today. That stuff really binds you up. I know
because I use it in monkeys and it works.
I just started the gravlax. I think I might have bought a tiny bit too
much.
It just didn’t look that... BIG... in the store.
Now in the refrigerator it looks like enough for maybe 10 people.
Maybe it’ll shrink when it’s done.
Meh, The brother in law can eat it if it ends up being too much.
Btw I have no plans to make the dipping sauce, couldn’t do it even if I
tried., have no idea what’s in it.
So send My sister to get ingredients for it if it matters to anyone, I like
gravlax no sauce better anyway.
Mk5000
I'm a blue moon
Since I stepped from out of the womb
I've been a cool jerk
Looking for the source == george harrison, dark horse

Ma needs to eat more protein I think

Needs to be told to take it easy not work so hard and allow her WBC to
build back

I think i will bring her some broth today

Basic triple a costs a hundred bux a year

How often does anyone need it
Ridiculous

Mk5000


Whose soldiers touched contemptuously
the clusters of flowers on the Parijata tree
In the Nandana Gardens (of Indra's Heaven),
which had been caressed by the contact of Saci's hair.
Quote by Ruyyaka of the Hayagrivavadha, evoking the conquest of heaven by
Hayagriva, a horse-headed incarnation of Vishnu, Indian Kāvya Literature:
The early medieval period: Śūdraka to Viśākhadatta (1997) by Anthony
Kennedy Warder, p. 96.