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So many adolescent jokes can be made with some 2 simple edits.
(ok, so kill me)
grammar
I’m with you on that. When I first glanced at this one I read something other than cook. Too funny.
There is a saying over here in Germany to “never trust a thin cook’s food” …
…and everywhere else.
i think mario batalli proves this theory true.
Pt. B could be labelled “Mario Batali”…
André that is so true! This reminds me of the time that I went to a vegan restaurant. The chef was thin and the food may have been healthy, but it had no flavor at all. What is the point of eating food that does not have an enjoyable taste.
Nutrition.
My question would be, what is the point of serving such food at a restaurant?
It cuts down on starvation I suppose.
Giada De Laurentiis gives lie to this graph… as does, in my opinion, Cat Cora; but it fits Rachel Ray perfectly, she’s on the downward slope from Point A to the center of the graph.
Good one!!