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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58905 on: December 03, 2018, 11:21:08 PM »
Just so you know, your karma to posts ratio is nominal.
Steady on...and god save the queen.
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58906 on: December 03, 2018, 11:21:54 PM »
Duck is good. shaved and cooked.
Are you talking about your genitalia again?

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58907 on: December 03, 2018, 11:21:55 PM »
Neely is linguistically challenged because of his intellectual inadequacies.  In other words, he's a stupid fuck.  A violent, domestic abuser stupid fuck.


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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58908 on: December 03, 2018, 11:22:17 PM »
Ok, for Carl to know for a fact what HW gets in the mail, he must be in close contact to HW, would that be fair to say?  If so, would you say Carl is the go-between Airyn and HW?  Or is it possible that AirB and HW have patched things up (I doubt this but am just asking).   Thanks for the replies.

What are you hinting at?  Something btwn Carl and Our Sweet Heather?  No fucking way, bro. 

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58909 on: December 03, 2018, 11:23:09 PM »
I won't doxx him but Heather's new duck eating boyfriend told me that his extra hairy nut sack was what attracted her.
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58910 on: December 03, 2018, 11:24:31 PM »
Neely is linguistically challenged because of his intellectual inadequacies.  In other words, he's a stupid fuck.  A violent, domestic abuser stupid fuck.

Sean you nailed that one 🤣. I totally agree.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58911 on: December 03, 2018, 11:24:34 PM »


Are u fruking serious??? People are examining heathers Thanksgiving table and hating on it? Do u people hate tables and plates now? Duck is good. shaved and cooked. Do you know how childish you all look? This is sad. Focus on the show and her great skills
What are her skills @Jedimiller? She was a phone sex operator. Does she has great skills as a phone sex operator Miller? Does she has great skills as a talk show host? Fuck NO. I really do not give a shit about what Heather had for Thanksgiving. Miller you really need to stop Drinking cheap beer and smoking weed.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58912 on: December 03, 2018, 11:26:04 PM »
You should get that problem checked out.
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Nearly about pissed myself.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58913 on: December 03, 2018, 11:27:35 PM »
Are you talking about your genitalia again?
Miller does not have any genitalia because he is an Eunuch.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58914 on: December 03, 2018, 11:27:45 PM »
Ok, gotcha. I was like, "what did I do?" haha

I'm betting that every one of the 'gabbers is cool with you here.  Timmy, you are alright with me.  And in fact, I admire your boldness, no avatar, just a picture of you and your sex dwarf.  that's taking it to the edge, bro.  You're saying to the world, "This is me, dammit!"


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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58915 on: December 03, 2018, 11:28:06 PM »
What a night!

'Night all! ;)
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58916 on: December 03, 2018, 11:31:03 PM »
What a night!

'Night all! ;)

Good night!  :)

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58917 on: December 03, 2018, 11:32:46 PM »
I'm betting that every one of the 'gabbers is cool with you here.  Timmy, you are alright with me.  And in fact, I admire your boldness, no avatar, just a picture of you and your sex dwarf.  that's taking it to the edge, bro.  You're saying to the world, "This is me, dammit!"


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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58918 on: December 03, 2018, 11:33:02 PM »
Just so you know, your karma to posts ratio is nominal.
Steady on ... and god save the queer.

You're worried about karma ?
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #58919 on: December 03, 2018, 11:34:37 PM »
Mashed potatoes are best served hot, as these are.  And what better way to serve them hot than to have them in a casserole dish pulled straight from the oven.

Cast iron pans, yes, can be used for baking and warming.  No problem there.

True, only one official wine glass (depending on how long you like your stem).  However, the other person might not be a drinker.

As for any criticism of the stuffing, that is hard to tell because I know someone who makes it completely from scratch, including drying the bread by air before making homemade croutons.  However, even though I have seen her spend days making it year after year, many people believe it looks and tastes like Stauffer's.

I don't see an extra set of flatware as was accused, but really, one can't have too much flatware on the table on a holiday.  If anything, the table may be short on serving utensils.  She also can't have too much flatware when they are over 70 and only run the dish washer once per week!

Whether the creamed corn is canned or not is hard to tell.  If you don't want people to wonder, then offer it on the cob as well as creamed.

Broccoli is always a winner, with and without cheese.

The meat surface looks just a touch over-cooked to me, unless duck is always that dark; I wouldn't know.  No one I know serves meat on a table on the grill it was cooked on.  It is either left on the grill buffet-style or is moved to a serving plate for easy cutting.  Serving it on the grill it was cooked on means that the gravy under it was not used to make the gravy being served.  Maybe gravy is not made from duck?  It also means that meat will fall between the grill slats, going to waste in piles of oil.  And, I imagine it is hard to carve meat while it is on grill slats, although maybe duck is soft?  Considering the Asian decor on the wall on my left, I'd assume that whatever the duck is, it is how the couple likes it.  And, that's what's important.  The grill is way too big for the meat, though.  I would have probably used the cast iron pan with makeshift slats from the toaster oven equipment to allow the fat to drip off.

The crustless pie is wonderfully gluten-free and low carb; can't beat that.  Although again, it looks a little darker than I like.

For two people, I would either deign to serve the meal platters from the kitchen as the cook, or serve the meal buffet style from the kitchen counter.  Because at this big table, when you say, "Please pass the corn," there is no one over there to pass it!  And, food containers tend to stay warmer when they are clustered in the hot kitchen, preferably near the open oven!  Holiday food is best hot!

Thank you for the excellent analysis.  I hadn't noticed the stuffing pot is probably cast iron, too, which is a sign of a serious cook.  The duck recipe I found that matches what she described is designed for a crispy skin, which probably explains the color.  I suppose the little black container just abaft the duck could be for drippings?