Boater wrote:
Had a complaint this morning from a houseguest who had the "hungries"
late last night, couldn't find anything she wanted in the kitchen
fridge, and wandered to my office fridge.

"There's nothing in there to eat," she exclaimed.

"Sure there is," I retorted.

We provide, you decide:

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...0/cfaea07b.jpg


Forgot...there are two tasty frozen pizzas in the freezer.

Crikey...what do women want, anyway?


:)

On Nov 30, 9:55*am, Boater wrote:
Boater wrote:
Had a complaint this morning from a houseguest who had the "hungries"
late last night, couldn't find anything she wanted in the kitchen
fridge, and wandered to my office fridge.

"There's nothing in there to eat," she exclaimed.

"Sure there is," I retorted.

We provide, you decide:

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...0/cfaea07b.jpg

Forgot...there are two tasty frozen pizzas in the freezer.

Crikey...what do women want, anyway?

:)

Nasty cardboard frozen pizza and Corona in a can...........
Blech....

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On Nov 30, 9:55 am, Boater wrote:
Boater wrote:
Had a complaint this morning from a houseguest who had the "hungries"
late last night, couldn't find anything she wanted in the kitchen
fridge, and wandered to my office fridge.

"There's nothing in there to eat," she exclaimed.

"Sure there is," I retorted.

We provide, you decide:

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...0/cfaea07b.jpg

Forgot...there are two tasty frozen pizzas in the freezer.

Crikey...what do women want, anyway?

:)

Nasty cardboard frozen pizza and Corona in a can...........
Blech....

Reminds me of when frozen store bought pizzas first hit the market. We took
it out of the oven and couldn't cut that sucker with a chain saw. Checked
the instructions and found out we should have removed the cardboard, first.
The cardboard and pizza had become one.

Tom G.