Ain’t that the truth?
“What do you think of these trousers? Make me look dashing and stylish, eh?”
“You are NOT going out in those.”
Bah. Let me have my little self-delusions, damn you!
Ain’t that the truth?
“What do you think of these trousers? Make me look dashing and stylish, eh?”
“You are NOT going out in those.”
Bah. Let me have my little self-delusions, damn you!
Okay, help me here- ** WHAT IS A KOLACHE???**.
Sincerely,
Cartooniverse
I second the “what is a kolache?”
And- Angel- I just opened this thread again this am and am still giggling about my 2 posts so far. I should quit while
I’m behind, but I thought it would be worth mentioning that I have NEVER put my foot that far into my mouth. Amazing!
Hee hee. Sorry!
Although, when you replied that you were pregnant, I also thought, “well, theres the solution.” Pregnant women are allowed to crave whatever they want, and to behave in all sorts of unusual ways. So the time to be honest is now, while you have the hormone disclaimer on your side.
Glad you got to talk to him. And he was still making smiley
faces at you. He sounds like a prince, and a good-natured one at that!
Good luck with the baby!

Oooh, Cartooni, you’ve never had kolaches? Poor baby!
A kolache (koh-LAH-chee)* is a checklosovakian (sp?) pastry. It is made with slightly sweet bread dough, which is formed into biscuit sized lumps. Then a depression is made in the middle and not-quite-so sweet fruit filling is spooned into the depression. Then a bit of crumble topping on top (again, not really sweet) and baked.
Well done, it’s not quite as sweet as a danish, and very tasty.
[sub]* Note, this is the Texas pronunciation, as pronounced in West, TX which is the largest checklosovakian settlement. Also note that West, TX is not in west Texas - that’s just as far west as they managed to get.[/sub]
Or “I hate it when you do that.”
Hey, I know sometimes I do things that annoy you. I do my best to keep you happy, but I’ve come to accept that there are some habits you have that annoy me and vice-versa. I’m of the opinion you love the person, warts and all. I’m not going to try and change you and I can usually cope without feeling the need to say something. Yet I get about 10 times as much criticism than I give. I’m supposed to just take it, but if I say anything halfway negative about you it’s going to at least cause a bad attitude and probably worse.
Part of it is my wife feels the need to fight sometimes, and she’s told me this. She needs to fight more than me so when she get’s pissed off enough to start a fight, she tries to escalate things to get me started, but this usually doesn’t work on me, I don’t get expressive about my anger until it’s built up to a fairly high level and if I get there I’m going to bring up everything about her that pisses me off, and I probably have at least as many gripes as she does, I just keep my mouth shut about them. This won’t help anything, so I just go out to my garage and sharpen my axe.
Er… now, Badtz, I’m worried that you’ve just described ME in my relationship rather than her.
:thinks:
No, actually. I do bite my tongue 9 times out of 10, so I guess we’re both pretty tolerant of eachother’s faults. I sure don’t like criticism though!
pan
They also come like “pigs” in a blanket with a small sausage and/or cheese inside, see here.
*Originally posted by AbbySthrnAccent *
They also come like “pigs” in a blanket with a small sausage and/or cheese inside.
Is this where I say “oo-er”?
Reminds me of a book, ‘when I say no, I feel guilty’ 
Don’t small things like this just magnify once you get married?
I think its kinda odd, you see abuse angel, that you can tell the whole world this situation but can’t tell the guy?