So trivial, yet it really ticks you off.

[Trenchfriend]

Is poppy-seed cake making pressing headache, if you're eating a "sufficient" portion??

 

[sheeplady]

This will amuse some people here:

 

[Bruce Wayne]

This will amuse some people here:

They were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think whether or not they should.

 

[sheeplady]

My husbands first comment to me when I showed it to him was, "you're going to post that on the FL, aren't you?"

 

[LizzieMaine]

Someday, when our entire civilization is dust, on the surface of a desolate planet circling a dead star, no one will be left to remember Pajama Jeans.

 

[Touchofevil]

Someday, when our entire civilization is dust, on the surface of a desolate planet circling a dead star, no one will be left to remember Pajama Jeans.

Probably sooner than that.

I am pretty sure I will have forgotten them by tomorrow.
I hope.

 

[2jakes]

Probably sooner than that.

I am pretty sure I will have forgotten them by tomorrow.
I hope.

I’ve never heard of Pajama Jeans until tonight
when it was brought up by the bartenders of the forum.

I’m pretty sure I will have forgotten them with no difficulty.

 

[GHT]

There's a retro style dance party being held at the dance hall where we live. It's an all afternoon into the evening affair. We've invited many couples to join us for a meal before we all repair to the afternoon's activities. We plan to feed everyone with a big breakfast, or, given that it will be around midday, brunch.

Most, if not all, of my friends have been across the pond a few times, so their breakfast will include an American favourite, pancakes. I will bet that they all place the pancakes onto a side plate and eat them like a dessert to the meal. It's a favourite topic of conversation that American's are amused when they see us separate our pancakes, just as we are amused to see maple syrup running across the bacon and splashing the eggs.

 

[GHT]

I’ve never heard of Pajama Jeans until tonight

 

[swanson_eyes]

It has been scientifically proven, smoking, drinking & sitting on your ass all day, helps maintain a slim, lean figure...9 out of 10 undertakers recommend it.

Looks typical of my city.

 

[Lean'n'mean]

Someday, when our entire civilization is dust, on the surface of a desolate planet circling a dead star, no one will be left to remember Pajama Jeans.

Prehaps not, WiFi signals have already reached half way across the universe & at these prices, there are bound to a lot of alien customers. http://www.pajamajeans.com/

 

[Lean'n'mean]

just as we are amused to see maple syrup running across the bacon and splashing the eggs.

Maple syrup goes with everything but it's best on it's own drank straight from the bottle...............in moderation of course.

 

[2jakes]

There's a retro style dance party being held at the dance hall where we live. It's an all afternoon into the evening affair. We've invited many couples to join us for a meal before we all repair to the afternoon's activities. We plan to feed everyone with a big breakfast, or, given that it will be around midday, brunch.

Most, if not all, of my friends have been across the pond a few times, so their breakfast will include an American favourite, pancakes. I will bet that they all place the pancakes onto a side plate and eat them like a dessert to the meal. It's a favourite topic of conversation that American's are amused when they see us separate our pancakes, just as we are amused to see maple syrup running across the bacon and splashing the eggs.

In the U.S. an amusing topic of conversation is how in the U.K.
Pajama Jeans and American Pancakes are very popular.
With ads splashing all over the streets.

 

[GHT]

Maple syrup goes with everything but it's best on it's own drank straight from the bottle...............in moderation of course.

You've been spying on me, my guilty secret is out.

In the U.S. an amusing topic of conversation is how in the U.K.
Pajama Jeans and American Pancakes are very popular.
With ads splashing all over the streets.

One day, when Admiral Nelson gets his other eye back, I'm going to master technology, so that I can cut and paste like that. 2jakes compliments on your skill.

 

[Trenchfriend]

Looks typical of my city.

And looks extremely german, too.

 

[LizzieMaine]

Most, if not all, of my friends have been across the pond a few times, so their breakfast will include an American favourite, pancakes. I will bet that they all place the pancakes onto a side plate and eat them like a dessert to the meal. It's a favourite topic of conversation that American's are amused when they see us separate our pancakes, just as we are amused to see maple syrup running across the bacon and splashing the eggs.

I've always separated my pancakes, and I'm not even a particular fan of maple syrup. I like mine just with butter. Sometimes I'll put steak sauce on my eggs, which does have a tendency to frighten onlookers.

 

[HudsonHawk]

I always separate my pancakes too (stacking them throws off the pancake/syrup ratio), but admit to eating them last. They *are* kind of a dessert to my eggs and grits.

 

[ChiTownScion]

Sometimes I'll put steak sauce on my eggs, which does have a tendency to frighten onlookers.

I do the same thing. Choking down two sunny side up is the necessary downside of a steak & eggs breakfast, and steak sauce gives them enough flavor to make it tolerable.

 

[HudsonHawk]

I do the same thing. Choking down two sunny side up is the necessary downside of a steak & eggs breakfast, and steak sauce gives them enough flavor to make it tolerable.

You should mash your sunny-side up eggs into your grits, then sop it up with your biscuit...like God intended.

 

[ChiTownScion]

You should mash your sunny-side up eggs into your grits, then sop it up with your biscuit...like God intended.

Biscuits & gravy are about as "down home" as I'm willing to wander at a breakfast table.