Thank you, I appreciate the correction.
Trust no Englishman, nor English-adjacent people, when it comes to food.
meh I'm lactose intolerant and cheese no effect on me.you nikkas not lactose?
me thinks i smell a c...
that stufff with the exception of mozarella leaves me incapacitated. i can't dew itttt
Ronald Mcdonald fought alongside William Wallace for the freedom of the Big Mac meal... Learn your culinary history before you come on the coli talking like ya big and bad...
Jacques Cousteau literally invented the French fry over a bottle of pastis. But a little argument and its a freedom fry...
That's one thing I missed about my ex. She was never a big cook but when she moved with me across the country she wasn't working and threw herself all in on learning to cook. She was killing shyt. Every damn day some fire ass from scratch meals. It was a damn shame when she went back to work and didn't want to cook like that anymore. Definitely a quality I'm looking for in a wife.Pause, first and foremost...but imagine living with a chef like Gordon Ramsey. Gourmet meals every fukkin day cause not only is this guy one of the coldest chefs in history he also enjoys the shyt. Rare combo. I've thought of this scenario where I enroll in a culinary school with the simple intention of getting with a cold ass attractive chef. The state of women and cooking is abysmal. Many think they are above it, think it's cute not to be able to, or flat-out delusional about their skills. I've not met a woman (non-family) that can outcook me and I just started cooking about 5 years ago. It's pathetic. I'd enroll in a class just to find a woman that can cook. I'd try to get something out of it to enhance my own skill but if I failed I wouldn't mind if I found a decent woman with cooking skills who is also passionate about it. The last bytch that made me a meal served me lasagna without meat and half-cooked broccoli out a can. I had to force it down with water.
