
My wife got a really good deal on salmon recently and the various recipes she made with it were fantastic. I don’t need salmon for a while.
My wife got a really good deal on salmon recently and the various recipes she made with it were fantastic. I don’t need salmon for a while.
Bought two tires, advertised at $119 apiece. Drove out of there with a bill of over $400.
I really enjoy smoothies and have found some pretty good combos to make at home. It’s always fun when a piece of strawberry or something is too big to suck through the straw. Hence this ‘toon.
To me, the real punchline is that Pete knows both the weight of a dollar bill and the number of grams in a pound off the top of his head.
I was pouring some peanuts into a bowl to make some trail mix and had this idea. No, I didn’t try it. It sounds disgusting.
My wife really likes hummus. I’ve found a couple flavors I like, but on the whole I am not a fan.
I started out to mention a specific lemon candy, but wasn’t sure about the trademark implications. Think of a bursting star. This is almost as funny.
My wife used to make a dish called “Noel Chicken”. It was fantastic. I think she stopped because she got tired of it. (I didn’t.)
Who all caught the reference to the world’s greatest TV show? Let me know if you did.
The first two panels are a true story. The third is not. Who buys a round for the people at Wendy’s?!?!