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Kätzchen · 01-28-2020, 11:21 PM

I kinda set the chili aside because I realized I have a bunch of veggie patties that need to be consumed before they're not good anymore (use before this date, type of thing).

So I had two veggie patties and a half sack of those frozen roasted veggies with Rosemary seasoning.... which I had for dinner tonight too.

I'll get back to the home made chili soon because what inspired me to make it was an episode on Wait! Wait! Don't Tell Me: a story about the Fart Fairy's, these guys who wanted to do something to help women being cat called and harassed in Washington Square Park. They'd go around farting on those wretched harassers, to make them go away. Chili makes me fart, so I'm on a mission (Farting on those who won't leave me alone, etc). Sounds terrible, but I was inspired and it's actually working. Who Knew, Right?

01-28-2020, 11:21 PM	#2509
Kätzchen Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Relationship Status: Involved with someone special in my hometown Join Date: May 2010 Location: In a small community Posts: 16,322 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 29,209 Thanked 33,660 Times in 10,747 Posts Rep Power: 21474868	I kinda set the chili aside because I realized I have a bunch of veggie patties that need to be consumed before they're not good anymore (use before this date, type of thing). So I had two veggie patties and a half sack of those frozen roasted veggies with Rosemary seasoning.... which I had for dinner tonight too. I'll get back to the home made chili soon because what inspired me to make it was an episode on Wait! Wait! Don't Tell Me: a story about the Fart Fairy's, these guys who wanted to do something to help women being cat called and harassed in Washington Square Park. They'd go around farting on those wretched harassers, to make them go away. Chili makes me fart, so I'm on a mission (Farting on those who won't leave me alone, etc). Sounds terrible, but I was inspired and it's actually working. Who Knew, Right? __________________ “Sometimes, the things that break your heart ends up fixing your vision,” — Bernice A. King.