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How do any of those thoughts go together??
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How do any of those thoughts go together??
They're adding on a cupola maybe? Jack would be retarded enough with his size miscalculations to think those are actual living spaces.
Jesus is probably the guy the mows his yard.
And good reasons an exorcist needs to visit.There are good reasons to think Jesus never visited the Scalfani household.
The food demon inhabiting Jack's body is probably too strong now, it would be wiser to keep it contained withing it's host.And good reasons an exorcist needs to visit.
The pudding ones are unremarkable if you eat them normally, but after you put them under the broiler for like a minute? Top tier.Some of the Japanese Kit Kats are made to be baked; you put them in a toaster oven on the "toast" setting and they brown up nice.
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Usually it's pudding-type flavors, or cheesecake.
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I am greatly offended by your comment, SpongeBob is kind, hard working, a caring pet owner, devoted to his friends and family, not a fucking glutton, and a generous soul.Role Model for Jack, obviously.
It's funny because Jesus is the landscaper and when he isn't there Tammy's getting porked by the Amazon driver.
Jack is building a place for Tammy’s new boyfriend. How considerate of him.
You somehow missed "cum sponge". I will say a prayer for the ghost of the joke that could have been.I am greatly offended by your comment, SpongeBob is kind, hard working, a caring pet owner, devoted to his friends and family, not a fucking glutton, and a generous soul.
Unless you were referring to how Fat Jack wants to be covered in holes, but Jack just wants more entrances for cock.
I actually checked the ingredients for the Dole sliced peaches, and they didn't have added sugar (surprisingly). Being the cobbler masterman since I just made an apple cobbler for Thanksgiving, the sugar content is on par for the cobbler recipes I browsed. So of course I cut the sugar in half as I always do for American dessert recipes. Turned out great. Just surprised Jack found the per-recipe quantity too sweet.The recipe itself seems fine to me, so props to Dolly, but he did call it too sweet. If I had to guess, its probably because he used jarred peaches instead of the fresh peaches the recipe calls for. Never change Jack.
Today he made a recipe from an actual cookbook. There's a moment where he ineffectively begins stirring the dry ingredients for the dough before it cuts, it's always fascinating to see his laziness with everything clash with his ego in not wanting to put his withered arm on display resulting in the worst cover up jobs anyone has ever seen.
The recipe itself seems fine to me, so props to Dolly, but he did call it too sweet. If I had to guess, its probably because he used jarred peaches instead of the fresh peaches the recipe calls for. Never change Jack.
Also, while I was watching this video I was thinking of his kit kat post from the other day and you've got to wonder what a man who gets so bitchy about sweets being everywhere is doing making two sweets videos in a row.
Amazon delivery drivers are on such a tight schedule that they don't have time to "rest". Especially not when they have to climb to the roof into the room made out of used smokers.
There's also the big scoop of vanilla ice cream in the bowl. Yeah I get it, cobbler calls for ice cream but it's just more sugar that Jagoff shouldn't be eating. Not that he cares. It only matters when he virtue signals.The recipe itself seems fine to me, so props to Dolly, but he did call it too sweet. If I had to guess, its probably because he used jarred peaches instead of the fresh peaches the recipe calls for. Never change Jack.
Yeah American recipes tend to have too much sugar in them. It's one thing that Mrs. Sebben complains about all the time.I actually checked the ingredients for the Dole sliced peaches, and they didn't have added sugar (surprisingly). Being the cobbler masterman since I just made an apple cobbler for Thanksgiving, the sugar content is on par for the cobbler recipes I browsed. So of course I cut the sugar in half as I always do for American dessert recipes. Turned out great. Just surprised Jack found the per-recipe quantity too sweet.
It's his brain trying to process that it's sugar, but he doesn't want to admit he's eating sugar because the fat has clogged too much of his brain to properly process that. Instead it wants to make him shout "KETO!" as a word of power, but not all of his brain has realized he's dropped that yet.Lastly call MAJOR bullshit on "too sweet" that's jack trying to look classy or like he's scaled his gluttony back.