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I bought the macarrony today and it came bulk so there are no
direcshuns. How many hours should I boil it? I put half of the 5
pounds I boughte in the pot. I hope thats enuff to feed the 2 of us.
My husbind say he thinks it's two hours per pound, so that would be 5
hours. Is that rite?

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On Oct 28, 8:20*am, Pennyaline >
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> On 10/28/2011 12:04 AM, zxcvbob wrote:
>
> > wrote:
> >> I bought the macarrony today and it came bulk so there are no
> >> direcshuns. How many hours should I boil it? I put half of the 5
> >> pounds I boughte in the pot. I hope thats enuff to feed the 2 of us.
> >> My husbind say he thinks it's two hours per pound, so that would be 5
> >> hours. Is that rite?
> >> Madam Madeline

>
> > That sounds perfect! What kind of cheese are you using, cottage cheese
> > or Velveeta? (cottage cheese is cheaper, but it's not yellow; yellow is
> > kind of important)

>
> Don't add cheese at all. It will grow by itself. After the macaroni
> boils, drain it but allow it to sit undisturbed in a closed container in
> a warm area for a couple of days.


I don't add cheese, but do add a mold that I find sometime kicken'
roun' the house. When the cheese grows, it becomes blue cheese.
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> > wrote:
> >> I bought the macarrony today and it came bulk so there are no
> >> direcshuns. How many hours should I boil it? I put half of the 5
> >> pounds I boughte in the pot. I hope thats enuff to feed the 2 of us.
> >> My husbind say he thinks it's two hours per pound, so that would be 5
> >> hours. Is that rite?
> >> Madam Madeline


Don't forget the salt; you need lots of salt. About half a cup for that
quantity. Don't bother with measuring; just toss in a handful. Polly

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>I don't add cheese, but do add a mold that I find sometime kicken'
>roun' the house. When the cheese grows, it becomes blue cheese.


And when you skin back your dick?
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On 10/29/2011 8:06 AM, Dan Abel wrote:
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> > wrote:
>> That sounds perfect! What kind of cheese are you using, cottage cheese
>> or Velveeta? (cottage cheese is cheaper, but it's not yellow; yellow is
>> kind of important)

>
> Food coloring works fine. It's not like anybody is actually going to
> eat this!


Just use paint, then. A local home center or hardware store will have a
nice selection of yellows to choose from.

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On Oct 28, 9:27*am, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
> A Moose in Love wrote:
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> >I don't add cheese, but do add a mold that I find sometime kicken'
> >roun' the house. *When the cheese grows, it becomes blue cheese.

>
> And when you skin back your dick?


Back in the mid-80s, there was a punk band here in St. Louis called
Dick Cheese.

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On Oct 27, 10:18*pm, wrote:
> I bought the macarrony today and it came bulk so there are no
> direcshuns. *How many hours should I boil it? *I put half of the 5
> pounds I boughte in the pot. *I hope thats enuff to feed the 2 of us.
> My husbind say he thinks it's two hours per pound, so that would be 5
> hours. *Is that rite?
>
> Madam Madeline


Return it and get a box of Kraft Mac and Cheese you silly dimwit.
that's what we all do.
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On 10/28/2011 10:27 AM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> A Moose in Love wrote:
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>> I don't add cheese, but do add a mold that I find sometime kicken'
>> roun' the house. When the cheese grows, it becomes blue cheese.

>
> And when you skin back your dick?


The obligatory penis reference.
(channeling blake for that one)

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