Yeah, both did, Carl. Not enough meringue on the pie though, but it was either that or my arm would have fallen in.
I didn't use a fork, LiVEwiRe. I just plunged head first into the plate.
Ooh, is it kinky, Ben O.?
Never has the word "whisk" evoked such a vivid image.
Ben O.
Good thing those food items are lightweight or you'd not have had the strength to lift them on the fork.
But did it turn out?
Oh yeah, Fence - effort, the greatest myth of all... Also, you'll have to watch this quoting thing, because I might get a taste of said pride, or even arrogance...
Nae worries, Oiseau, I'm sure TF1 will show them all again soon. They wouldn't rid themselves of the guaranteed audience. Well... I hope.
Whoa... easy there, kyknoord. First, did you hear me complain? Did you? Did you? And second, let's retrace the chronology: Saturday, I use and abuse my arms. Sunday, my arms are dead. Monday, faster than Lazarus, they're alive again. See?
What lies! If your arms were really in a bad way, you wouldn't be able to lift your fingers to the keyboard to complain about it. You're just like those annoying malingerers who claim to be sick and still manage to drag themselves out of bed to go to the doctor.
Ahhh, yesterday evening I too whisked by hand. I had no mechnical failure to blame, just my ridiculous 'oh it's just 3 egg whites, that won't take long' presumption.
The misery was compounded when I turned TF1 on for the last episode of "Les Experts" (aka CSI) and discovered I missed it by a week.
Cheese Souffle sounds yum....
See, effort is rarely rewarded. Its one of those lies people tell you to make you put in the effort in the first place. Luckily your national rugby team realised this, hence the loss, the put in no effort cause they knew it wasn't worth it ;)
Then again I have rewarded your effort and quoted you, so maybe I'm just bullshitting. Who knows.
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