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Interesting, I have been thinking of making an old recipe for Red Hot strawberry Jello. You melt down a bag of Red Hots. I don't know if they even make that anymore.
It’s a due process Aint it ?
Red hot strawberry jello cannabis shots no fireball heard about the whiskey less ripoff
I have a good friend named Chuck and we fondly called him Chucky. I have not seen Chucky in maybe 50 years and I still think of him very fondly and wonder how he is doing today. He was the first kid in the neighborhood who was able to buy a brand new 1972 Chevy Nova. He worked on his farm. Chucky dressed out his Nova with the latest most really cool rims and wide tires. He took things to the extreme one step further and mounted a small 10 inch TV on the dashboard along with a tachometer.
I saw that news report too about the red hot drinks. The Mrs Cowface have been treating ourselves with the redhot drink for several years. We were sad to hear news, but at least we discovered there is alcohol in it, but just not whisky perse. We don't care what kind of alcohol, just give us a buzz.
Really good for him but my name really isn’t Chucky and I don’t have any real friends I’m a loner I spend most days alone trying my best to be productive honing in certain things… Chuck must of had millions of pals with his nova but that ain’t me… Its dark when the sun goes down here not that populated
I don’t care much for little bltch punks raised with a silver platter
... me too
... I've never known a rich friend, all were poor like me. I never had the chance to be a friend to a rich person. I would not know how to speak
I don’t consider myself poor because I have very good health for my age but I understand where you are coming from
Poor is relative. My Mom was raised Mennonite with no indoor plumbing, just an out house and bathed in a galvanized wash tub one after another. I had it much better in a cast iron tub and none of us considered ourselves poor because we did not have tv to know any better. When we finally got a black & white TV to watch Andy Griffith we realized we were not so poor cause we had electricity too.