Ah! Sweat mystery of life. At last I’ve bottled you.
Droll not Troll
5 years ago
Sweat can be a flower. It flows down the body.
Droll not Troll
5 years ago
Nice kitchen; it’d be a shame if anything were to happen to it.
Frank Burns
5 years ago
Now you can make your kitchen smell like a locker room too!
DrLex
5 years ago
Marinate your food in sweat for that extra special taste.
James
5 years ago
All the people, those sweaty people…
Pete
5 years ago
Nice kitchen….niiiiiice kitchen…NIIICE KITCHEN…NO, Kitchen…
NO, KITCHEN…NOOO KITCHEN…
NO! NO!
NOOOOOOOOOO!
AUUUUUUUGH!!!
(Gulp…swallow…burp…”Ahhhh…not bad. Needed garlic and salt.”
(Riiing, Riiinnng….”Hi, Landlord? Time to send me a new one.”)
Marum
5 years ago
@Pete 1433. So. You believe in dying al fresco.
Although, why anyone would wish to dine on fresh plaster, has me beat.
(in the Italian sense of painting – al fresco).
Water imp
5 years ago
Don’t forget to stop and smell the flowers mid-jog. #sweatlife
Pete
5 years ago
@Marum,
It was the phrase “nice kitchen” that got me started.
At that point “Feed me, Seymour!” flashed in my brain.
Man-eating kitchen story was the natural next step.
: )
Droll not Troll
5 years ago
The pores that refreshes.
Peter Chan
5 years ago
Neatly matches the climate of its country of origin.
Body odour in a bottle
A problem on so many levels
Ah! Sweat mystery of life. At last I’ve bottled you.
Sweat can be a flower. It flows down the body.
Nice kitchen; it’d be a shame if anything were to happen to it.
Now you can make your kitchen smell like a locker room too!
Marinate your food in sweat for that extra special taste.
All the people, those sweaty people…
Nice kitchen….niiiiiice kitchen…NIIICE KITCHEN…NO, Kitchen…
NO, KITCHEN…NOOO KITCHEN…
NO! NO!
NOOOOOOOOOO!
AUUUUUUUGH!!!
(Gulp…swallow…burp…”Ahhhh…not bad. Needed garlic and salt.”
(Riiing, Riiinnng….”Hi, Landlord? Time to send me a new one.”)
@Pete 1433. So. You believe in dying al fresco.
Although, why anyone would wish to dine on fresh plaster, has me beat.
(in the Italian sense of painting – al fresco).
Don’t forget to stop and smell the flowers mid-jog. #sweatlife
@Marum,
It was the phrase “nice kitchen” that got me started.
At that point “Feed me, Seymour!” flashed in my brain.
Man-eating kitchen story was the natural next step.
: )
The pores that refreshes.
Neatly matches the climate of its country of origin.