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durdencommatyler wrote:english breakfast

a full english? wow, that's hardcore. did you use a blender.

bune wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:english breakfast

a full english? wow, that's hardcore. did you use a blender.

a ninja, in fact

nice. did you make your own black pudding?

bune wrote:nice. did you make your own black pudding?

no self-respecting human would do otherwise

very true.

and filling.

Earl Grey, hot

mint tea

Water

ardbeg

water

water

White Russian

"let's pour wine in coffee cups..."

How'd your dinner go, Joe? How was the "guest"?

wease wrote:How'd your dinner go, Joe? How was the "guest"?

You know, it was actually really great. She arrived a little later than everyone else. So, there was already a lot going on, drinks had been consumed, I was elbow deep in helping my wife finish the turkey and the setting up. Other than one brief conversation right after diner while I was doing dishes, I barely spoke to her. When we did speak it was pleasant enough.

I had a blast reconnecting with everyone else. There was much laughter and great conversation. The food, as always, was outstanding. She left early. At the tale end of the night, my friend Nick, who had never really hung out with her before, said she was pretty insufferable and he wanted to tell her to stop talking multiple times.

But all was pleasant. No drama. And I got super emotional, as usual. I just love Thanksgiving. My friends are my family, so it was just lovely.

How was your Thanksgiving?

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:How'd your dinner go, Joe? How was the "guest"?

You know, it was actually really great. She arrived a little later than everyone else. So, there was already a lot going on, drinks had been consumed, I was elbow deep in helping my wife finish the turkey and the setting up. Other than one brief conversation right after diner while I was doing dishes, I barely spoke to her. When we did speak it was pleasant enough.

I had a blast reconnecting with everyone else. There was much laughter and great conversation. The food, as always, was outstanding. She left early. At the tale end of the night, my friend Nick, who had never really hung out with her before, said she was pretty insufferable and he wanted to tell her to stop talking multiple times.

But all was pleasant. No drama. And I got super emotional, as usual. I just love Thanksgiving. My friends are my family, so it was just lovely.

How was your Thanksgiving?

Not bad. Met the in-laws in Knoxville for a riverboat dinner. Food wasn't bad, company was fine. Brother in law was tolerable. I'd do it again.

7up

That tastes kinda bleach

wease wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

wease wrote:How'd your dinner go, Joe? How was the "guest"?

You know, it was actually really great. She arrived a little later than everyone else. So, there was already a lot going on, drinks had been consumed, I was elbow deep in helping my wife finish the turkey and the setting up. Other than one brief conversation right after diner while I was doing dishes, I barely spoke to her. When we did speak it was pleasant enough.

I had a blast reconnecting with everyone else. There was much laughter and great conversation. The food, as always, was outstanding. She left early. At the tale end of the night, my friend Nick, who had never really hung out with her before, said she was pretty insufferable and he wanted to tell her to stop talking multiple times.

But all was pleasant. No drama. And I got super emotional, as usual. I just love Thanksgiving. My friends are my family, so it was just lovely.

How was your Thanksgiving?

Not bad. Met the in-laws in Knoxville for a riverboat dinner. Food wasn't bad, company was fine. Brother in law was tolerable. I'd do it again.

Nice. A riverboat dinner sounds fun.