All the efforts of an ass model should be appreciated, sucks in air between the teeth. All that fresh air really gets my attention a redundant attention.
Yes, its here in the UK; and my dad correctly branded it, as all margarines, "Cart Grease"
Also, I have been told that even flies won't eat it, and that margarine is only one atom away from plastic.... no idea how much truth in either claim, but I do know it tastes bloody awful!!!!!!!!!! Hugs, Daisy xxxx
Oddly....margarine tastes very different in Canada compared to the U.S. I found that I can eat margarine in Canada without making my arthritis flare (as most margarines here are soy or canola oil based as opposed to corn oil based in the U.S.) So I switched back to margarine when I'd been eating butter only for several years.
Daisy - I've read that bit about one atom away from plastic. It's a nice shade of yellow, though!
Ann - Welcome! Now that is interesting. You might be allergic to, or at least reacting to, corn. I wonder what oil they use in the UK that makes it taste so bad.
We have that here too,all I can say is I CAN believe it's not butter. Tastes horrible!
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All the efforts of an ass model should be appreciated, sucks in air between the teeth. All that fresh air really gets my attention a redundant attention.
ReplyDeleteToo funny! I think I need some! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat picture!
ReplyDeleteWe have that product here too, and in England - like Kate implied 'eeew' lol!
(hugs)
Mrs M
my bottom's already big enough, and he already pays more then enough to attention to it as it is....
ReplyDeletefunny! Admiring a woman's figure is always a pleasant thing to do.
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Good one Hermione, don't know where you find them.
ReplyDeleteWe have that marg here in the UK and Kate's right it tastes horrible.
Ronnie
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Kate - I didn't know it was available elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteFab - It indeed should be appreciated.
Sara - Some women do feel the need.
Mrs M - Maybe ours tastes different, because I like it.
Angie - So you wouldn't br in the market for a pair.
Mike - I'll take your word for it.
Ronnie - This was in the newspaper, and I couldn't pass it up.
I guess the recipe is different here. We use it all the time.
Hugs,
Hermione
Yes, its here in the UK; and my dad correctly branded it, as all margarines, "Cart Grease"
ReplyDeleteAlso, I have been told that even flies won't eat it, and that margarine is only one atom away from plastic.... no idea how much truth in either claim, but I do know it tastes bloody awful!!!!!!!!!!
Hugs, Daisy xxxx
Oddly....margarine tastes very different in Canada compared to the U.S. I found that I can eat margarine in Canada without making my arthritis flare (as most margarines here are soy or canola oil based as opposed to corn oil based in the U.S.) So I switched back to margarine when I'd been eating butter only for several years.
ReplyDeleteDaisy - I've read that bit about one atom away from plastic. It's a nice shade of yellow, though!
ReplyDeleteAnn - Welcome! Now that is interesting. You might be allergic to, or at least reacting to, corn. I wonder what oil they use in the UK that makes it taste so bad.
Hugs,
Hermione
Oh that is so "Utterly Bottomly". You may not get that if you don't get that alternative product in your shops.
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Prefectdt - No, I'm afraid I don't get it. In fact, I can't imagine what it might be.
ReplyDeletePlease explain.
Hugs,
Hermione
It's a competing product to "I can't believe it's not butter" that is available in the UK, it is called "Utterly Butterly".
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LOL - now that's too funny!!
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