I see--all of the spoiled, entitled 2% brats came out of the woodwork. What's wrong with being pleasant and grateful for being invited over for dinner? None of you deserve to be invited anywhere and should stay at home where you can spend your own money, make whatever you want, complain about how wronged you've been and how no one likes you.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd throw the asparagus at you and storm out of your house, never to return, if you dared disgrace my dinner plate with five measly spears.
And if you only gave me three, I'd set them ablaze and then throw them, like darts, at your stove.
You need to dip the wet spears in alcohol first .
Well if you're at OP's awful dinner party with me, you can dip and I'll throw.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd throw the asparagus at you and storm out of your house, never to return, if you dared disgrace my dinner plate with five measly spears.
And if you only gave me three, I'd set them ablaze and then throw them, like darts, at your stove.
You need to dip the wet spears in alcohol first .
Anonymous wrote:I'd throw the asparagus at you and storm out of your house, never to return, if you dared disgrace my dinner plate with five measly spears.
And if you only gave me three, I'd set them ablaze and then throw them, like darts, at your stove.
Anonymous wrote:Oh, and I think the squash/tomato/pepper thing sounds nauseating. So if I'm the last person in line and there's no asparagus left, it's no veg for me.![]()
If you really can't go back to the store, or have someone else pick some up, can't you at least make a salad?
Anonymous wrote:I agree that you should try to add more veg. I don't count a salad as a veg.