Keep It In The Family
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Re: Keep It In The Family
oh lets just forget about all this. Here, want some cheese?
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Re: Keep It In The Family
Depends on the kind, unlike politics i have very strong opinions on cheese.
Gee.... I don't know about the rest of you guys, but lately the only things that truly motivate me are erections and bowel movements.
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Re: Keep It In The Family
^fail
Honey i'm home!
Honey i'm home!
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Re: Keep It In The Family
Doesn't seem that bad for a rape trap.
Gee.... I don't know about the rest of you guys, but lately the only things that truly motivate me are erections and bowel movements.
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Re: Keep It In The Family
Dian Wei wrote:Depends on the kind, unlike politics i have very strong opinions on cheese.
Manchego, best cheese in the universe.
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Re: Keep It In The Family
I prefer the Malusuul cheese of planet 349662-BD-1, which was already several millenia into its maturing period in the airless caverns of U'uluk'u'uk'lu'ku'luk when our distant aquatic ancestors first wriggled onto infant Earth's muddy shores.
Malusuul is laced with veins of an unnamable mould which spores itself only when the eerie rays of the dying gas giant Iew-Naid shine on its glistening surface through a wafer-thin filament of Mota-Mota crystal. This mould adds exceptional, subtle flavour, blending notes of elderberry and something approaching caramel (to give it its closest earthly description).
This sensual ecstasy takes none of the attention from the inherently awesome flavour of Malusuul's milky origins however, as each batch requires a sizeable herd of Tundra Mammoths to be milked, after several generations of the methusalaic beasts have been reared on a diet consisting only of the mountainside herb Linagogah (utterly poisonous to every other lifeform in the universe except the Tundra Mammoths).
This cheese ruled the league tables of the universe (twice bettering the mysterious meteor-spawned cheeses of Farnak) for numberless aeons before the simian forefathers of the primitive "Manchego" variety's creators had grasped the secrets of fire.
Malusuul is laced with veins of an unnamable mould which spores itself only when the eerie rays of the dying gas giant Iew-Naid shine on its glistening surface through a wafer-thin filament of Mota-Mota crystal. This mould adds exceptional, subtle flavour, blending notes of elderberry and something approaching caramel (to give it its closest earthly description).
This sensual ecstasy takes none of the attention from the inherently awesome flavour of Malusuul's milky origins however, as each batch requires a sizeable herd of Tundra Mammoths to be milked, after several generations of the methusalaic beasts have been reared on a diet consisting only of the mountainside herb Linagogah (utterly poisonous to every other lifeform in the universe except the Tundra Mammoths).
This cheese ruled the league tables of the universe (twice bettering the mysterious meteor-spawned cheeses of Farnak) for numberless aeons before the simian forefathers of the primitive "Manchego" variety's creators had grasped the secrets of fire.
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Re: Keep It In The Family
Sounds nice.
I'm going to
Tear your fuckin' eyes out,
Rip your fuckin' flesh off,
Beat you 'till you're just a fucking lifeless carcass,
Fuck you and your progress,
Watch me fucking regress,
You were made to take the fall,
Now you're nothing!!
Tear your fuckin' eyes out,
Rip your fuckin' flesh off,
Beat you 'till you're just a fucking lifeless carcass,
Fuck you and your progress,
Watch me fucking regress,
You were made to take the fall,
Now you're nothing!!
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Re: Keep It In The Family
James wrote:I prefer the Malusuul cheese of planet 349662-BD-1, which was already several millenia into its maturing period in the airless caverns of U'uluk'u'uk'lu'ku'luk when our distant aquatic ancestors first wriggled onto infant Earth's muddy shores.
Malusuul is laced with veins of an unnamable mould which spores itself only when the eerie rays of the dying gas giant Iew-Naid shine on its glistening surface through a wafer-thin filament of Mota-Mota crystal. This mould adds exceptional, subtle flavour, blending notes of elderberry and something approaching caramel (to give it its closest earthly description).
This sensual ecstasy takes none of the attention from the inherently awesome flavour of Malusuul's milky origins however, as each batch requires a sizeable herd of Tundra Mammoths to be milked, after several generations of the methusalaic beasts have been reared on a diet consisting only of the mountainside herb Linagogah (utterly poisonous to every other lifeform in the universe except the Tundra Mammoths).
This cheese ruled the league tables of the universe (twice bettering the mysterious meteor-spawned cheeses of Farnak) for numberless aeons before the simian forefathers of the primitive "Manchego" variety's creators had grasped the secrets of fire.
So genius!
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Re: Keep It In The Family
It was indeed, i have never tried manchego though.
Must i buy it of a special cheese website such as Clarabell'ssecret.com or undergroundbree.org?
Or do i just go to Tescos?
Must i buy it of a special cheese website such as Clarabell'ssecret.com or undergroundbree.org?
Or do i just go to Tescos?
Gee.... I don't know about the rest of you guys, but lately the only things that truly motivate me are erections and bowel movements.
Thank the Police coming straight from the underground...
Thank the Police coming straight from the underground...
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Re: Keep It In The Family
Dian Wei wrote:It was indeed, i have never tried manchego though.
Must i buy it of a special cheese website such as Clarabell'ssecret.com or undergroundbree.org?
Or do i just go to Tescos?
Waitrose.
Buy it, its so nice, you will cast aside other, lesser cheeses in favor of Manchego's mighty flavor.
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Re: Keep It In The Family
Best cheese I ever had came from Amsterdam. I wasn't the one who went and got it, it was my guitar teacher, so I did have this while completley sober and it was still ace. I forget the name but it had these crystally bits in, was well tasty.
I'm going to
Tear your fuckin' eyes out,
Rip your fuckin' flesh off,
Beat you 'till you're just a fucking lifeless carcass,
Fuck you and your progress,
Watch me fucking regress,
You were made to take the fall,
Now you're nothing!!
Tear your fuckin' eyes out,
Rip your fuckin' flesh off,
Beat you 'till you're just a fucking lifeless carcass,
Fuck you and your progress,
Watch me fucking regress,
You were made to take the fall,
Now you're nothing!!
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Re: Keep It In The Family
What kinda of a cheese is it, i hope it is a powerful one. I have a lust for strong cheddars, i bought a 5 year aged one the other day and it was excellent.
Gee.... I don't know about the rest of you guys, but lately the only things that truly motivate me are erections and bowel movements.
Thank the Police coming straight from the underground...
Thank the Police coming straight from the underground...
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Re: Keep It In The Family
Well thats a big 'fuck you' to modern day society and all these fancy 'trends' that deny love in the family.
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Re: Keep It In The Family
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Re: Keep It In The Family
This is the only forum in the world that can go from a story about decades of incest rape.... to a conversation about cheese....
I fucking love this place.
I fucking love this place.
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