Perhaps The Slight Fever I’ve Had…
has affected me more than I thought. I was making myself some curried macaroni and cheese the other day and when I saw this
I immediately interpreted it as a sign from the divine of this
maybe I should have saved it and sold it on eBay?
Fun | Mr. Bingley | 
January 7, 2010 7:09 am
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Eat the cheese, and stop spending so much on your computers…
Sound and sane advice.
No cheese goes unconsumed in my house.
I see New Hampshire in the reverse. Have I missed something? We all know what Bingley’s missing.
It’s not kind to pick on the sickly and weak amongst us, Sis.
Especially when I can’t drink for a few more days.
I don’t see anything.
Pass the red.
Great, another one lost to the Cult of Mac…..*sigh*
I’ve been a Cultie since 1988, Wunder.
Well, since wine and cheese go together, and Mr. B. demanded — demanded! — names of Portuguese box wines a couple days back, here you go:
http://whatwouldalpanadrink.blogspot.com/2009/04/looking-for-decent-boxed-wines.html
Hmm, you are trying a deception, sir! none of the wines on that link are portuguese! the bandit label isn’t *really* boxed in the way we normally think. their schtick is they box their wine in small, single-glass sized boxes; it’s not the bongo-sized bladder value babies that we’ve come to know and love. it’s actually not bad, either. those other wines she shows are from the 3 liter ‘premium’ boxed wines and i just haven’t tried them yet…
but i bet you if i go to a store in Long Branch this weekend I’ll find some of those portuguese wines…
It looks like a Rock’Em Sock’Em Robot to me.
true, the nose is schmodged in a bit on him, isn’t it.
I swear they looked like boxes. They still doo, dammit.
God, what a wine snob. Sure, get your box wine on lower Broadway and see how many boxes you come home in.
5 liters of glory, Gary!
5 liters!
Now THAT’s “mac and cheese” if ever I saw it.
Get well soon!