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Monday, December 7, 2009

Heaven On Earth

The above was somehow an object of mockery where we found it. We had to rescue it & present it totally w/o irony. Or w/ some sort of double or meta-irony. Big Velveeta© fans here at Just Another Blog™, though we've never done much w/ its sauce form. This gives us some ideas for dolphintuna melts. The grating of cheese can be a real chore. (As can grating that damn tuna.)
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6 comments:

  1. ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©07 December, 2009 04:05

    Velveeta© is Grate!
    ~

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  2. Substance McGravitas07 December, 2009 15:05

    You know sandwich makers are awesome, right?

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  3. M. Bouffant07 December, 2009 17:40

    From The "Still Trying To Live On Air (& A Little Water)" Editor:

    At the Bouffant Bunker, if we wanted to grill our cheese creations we'd just slap the iron on them in the frying pan, if we had an iron.

    And we suspect getting the Velv out of the sandwich cooker (Do Not Be Fooled: It doesn't MAKE* them, it just makes them hot!) would be more grating.

    *That we'd pay for.

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  4. M. Bouffant07 December, 2009 17:45

    Forgetful Ed. Adds:

    We'll have to check what Mlle. McArdle has typed on the subject of sandwich prep, of course.

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  5. M. Bouffant07 December, 2009 17:54

    Last Gasp From Ed.:

    Not getting a Hello Kitty sandwich maker! Are there no Virgin Mary sandwich devices?

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  6. Substance McGravitas07 December, 2009 18:34

    And we suspect getting the Velv out of the sandwich cooker (Do Not Be Fooled: It doesn't MAKE* them, it just makes them hot!) would be more grating.

    You suspect WRONG! It goops out the sides quite nicely if left too long. Yum.

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