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She did warn us before showing the drawing: "I'm not no artist".
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Do adults actually sit around and doodle with crayons? Like, the only place I've ever been since school where that was common was the psych ward, and that was only because it was a cheap way to keep the crazies occupied.
She did warn us before showing the drawing: "I'm not no artist".
Just like she's "not no"
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Amber said:"I'm not an artist, in the actual slightest"
Becky and Amber don't use adult coloring books with complex designs, they use like toddler tier coloring books.Theres a recent trend where adult color books are becoming popular because it’s a quick way to keep your stress down since you’re focusing on something uncomplicated but engaging, but my understanding it’s soemthing you do privately and not advertise like it’s a normal thing since coloring books are for kids who can’t color in the fucking lines yet
That belongs on the Amberism thread for sure.I was quoting Becky. Amber is more...refined than that - after all she's a writer. About her doodles:
By process of elimination, the only person working in the kitchen while everyone else is wasting time around the table is Ricky. Not surprising
Can you blame him? He's literally the only adult in the room and that includes his husband which has got to be a problem somewhere in the relationship. I know they seem solid and they have a very good relationship from what we see, but eventually, Ricky will resent being the adult. You shouldn't have to parent your partner. That's not what he signed on for and it wasn't what the relationship was until AL came into the picture. I'd be long since pissed and over it. There is no way I'm living with 3 roommates with no solid income and no ambition. It's not happening, not if I'm going out and bringing home the bacon everyday. Hell no. I just hope Eric sees this before it really affects their relationship.Poor Ricky - it seems he has to do everything - work full time, cook dinner, clean. All while the 3 gays sit around a table coloring. Has anyone noticed the serious shade he seems to throw at Amber? He doesn't interact with her at all, but will look at her like "WTF are you doing in my house". Those are the vibes I pick up from him.
Becky is a half-educated, gullible hick but she isn't a horrible person. She certainly doesn't deserve to have any little accomplishment (or "accomplishment") snidely dismissed or her moment taken away.becky doesn't deserve that![]()
The to-do list has "CUCHIMVI" under the DINNER section and when I tried to figure out what it was, Google redirected me to "Cuchini: The Camel Toe Guard"I'd love to see what was on her to-do list. It's probably the same as her shopping list. "Food to EaT"
This comment killed me.
It's meant to say zucchini but her finger fat and depresshun got in the way.The to-do list has "CUCHIMVI" under the DINNER section and when I tried to figure out what it was, Google redirected me to "Cuchini: The Camel Toe Guard"![]()
I'd love to see what was on her to-do list. It's probably the same as her shopping list. "Food to EaT"
This comment killed me.
I think that while there may be something to be said about handwriting and personality implications, it could just be a legibility issue. :powerlevel: When I write something for others to read I use all capitals because my handwriting is fairly unreadable otherwise. :powerlevel:Does she ordinarily write in all capital letters? To save you all some handwriting sperging, Amberlynn's handwriting indicates that she really is the shitty person we all already knew she was: an inflated ego of astronomical proportions, incredible vanity, impulsiveness, insecurity and a childish nature in general. It's the same as using all caps on the internet: LOOK AT ME I NEED ATTENTION RIGHT NOW. If she doesn't ordinarily write in all caps, that kind of just proves the theory (as if it really needs to be proven at this point, lol) that this is all a charade.
Her list says under snacks "Yoplait x4"
What the actual fuck? FOUR containers of yogurt and those were just snacks?!
I bet she licks the inside of the container to make sure she doesn't miss a drop..![]()
Haha. Like she thinks of others.I think that while there may be something to be said about handwriting and personality implications, it could just be a legibility issue. :powerlevel: When I write something for others to read I use all capitals because my handwriting is fairly unreadable otherwise. :powerlevel:
Salted fresh cucumbers are a thing, not just ambers invention. Having a russian mother I've eaten my fair share of pickles and conserves. You can make quick "pickles" by soaking fresh cucumbers for an hour in a mix of salt, vinegar, sugar and fresh dill. Of course our gurl takes the easy way and only uses the salt.
I can say that it's definitely a southern thing to salt your cucumbers. We also salt tomatoes, cantaloupe, and watermelon. Of course, folks here will also eat whole raw potatoes with salt. We do love our sodium. The general southern consensus is to take anything reasonably healthy and make sure it doesn't resemble that thing by the time you're done salting, frying, sugaring, smothering it. That's a broad generalization as I don't do that, myself, but I only don't do it because I came from a family that does and it's incredibly unhealthy and I want better for myself and my little family. I still salt my cucumbers, though.You have just described what I eat for lunch nearly everyday. I hope you keep up the tradition, does your mother completely cover fish in dill so it is more like you are eating dill with a garnish of fish?
To stay on topic, ‘cucumbers in salt water’ jumped right out at me, I was trying to understand what she meant, I had some horrible vision of cucumbers floating in a jar of seawater or some ungodly ‘concoction’ like that.
I can say that it's definitely a southern thing to salt your cucumbers. We also salt tomatoes, cantaloupe, and watermelon. Of course, folks here will also eat whole raw potatoes with salt. We do love our sodium. The general southern consensus is to take anything reasonably healthy and make sure it doesn't resemble that thing by the time you're done salting, frying, sugaring, smothering it. That's a broad generalization as I don't do that, myself, but I only don't do it because I came from a family that does and it's incredibly unhealthy and I want better for myself and my little family. I still salt my cucumbers, though.
We also need no excuse to do things like cover sweet potatoes in marshmallows.Salted tomatoes are so good tho. Only if you use a tiny sprinkle of salt, otherwise you just taste salt and that's gross.
You're right about southern food. If it's not deep fried, it's covered in gravy (which is made with tard cut, butter, flour, sausage, and pepper). There's a reason the south is so obese.