I offer absurdist edits of absurdist Heathcliff comics, make food, post political memes.
Literally the idea in the title text.
Test failed. I’m unable to see this post.
Cookies accomplished. Oatmeal star anise cookies. And bread. I needed bread too.

Fine. I was thinking about making some granola. Maybe I’ll make some oatmeal cookies.
Do I get a cookie? Did you even bring cookies?
I too have a problem saying his name with a hard ch.
Thank you. Some interesting leaf shapes there. And I’ve never seen a one color bird of paradise before.


Yup. Completely useless on anything immune to the placebo effect.


Questions to ask a homeopath:
Narrator: it was definitely aloe
That’s a good idea. Just narrow enough to fit the profile
I feel like 3 is just inept. I need to work on it.
The space these will occupy are parallel. So they should match for art nouveau.

What is a set trafficker?
Hops have much smaller leaves. And the cones are upside down. But I’m just a person who has brewed a lot of beer.
Can you tell what it is? I think it’s the most interesting but I’m a little worried that people won’t recognize what it’s supposed to represent.


Water does not flow uphill.


In America the rate is pretty distributed. But it’s a very small sample size because most people don’t get involved.
The number one thing that makes you look like a terrorist in a situation like this is holding a gun.
I’ve noticed that a common sign of dementia is thinking gas costs what it did decades ago. My step dad would be sent in to pay for gas and he’d come back thinking $10 was more than enough to fill the tank. This was when gas was $4+ a gallon.
Chuck’s math is 25¢ a gallon. As you point out that is right about the price it was when he was in his prime. His post isn’t just about lying for Trump. It’s about mental decline.
You may be asking why my step dad with dementia was being sent in unattended to pay for gas when you could pay at the pump. Denial by his primary caregiver was also a factor. Make him do as many normal things as possible and then be shocked when they didn’t work out.