Hand cranked and twisted
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It's probably pork and you know it.
100% hog
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100% hog
cranks hog furiously AROOOOOO!! HELL YEAH, BROTHER!
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You're not the boss of me.
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That's way to high for sausage
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Hand cranked? That sounds like a me sausage
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Ahhhh this is what the boys mean when they talk about cranking their hog!
men are trash, we talk about the obvious. What else are you meant to do, NOT crank your hawg?
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Something something "have you seen the finger?" Something something
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my reading comprehension is an anvil
I suck at English so no worries, it might be just me
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The Q is the quince jelly you serve it with, natch.
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how would 15^(25/lb) work?
(Also, why is pound's symbol lb and not something like pd?)
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Finally, a sequel to Meatspin. After 45 purchases, you are officially garlic!
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how would 15^(25/lb) work?
(Also, why is pound's symbol lb and not something like pd?)
Its 15.25/lb, and you know it.
LB stands for Libra Pondo. Its a latin relic from the Roman empire meaning pound by weight.
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Me wants!
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To be eaten in moderation as trans fats can be harmful to heart health.
I'm here for a good time, not a long time. Extra trans on my fats please.
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men are trash, we talk about the obvious. What else are you meant to do, NOT crank your hawg?
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how would 15^(25/lb) work?
(Also, why is pound's symbol lb and not something like pd?)
I've never seen pd in my life. Wtf are you talking about
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Its 15.25/lb, and you know it.
LB stands for Libra Pondo. Its a latin relic from the Roman empire meaning pound by weight.
I did not know the second part. TIL
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I did not know the second part. TIL
In general, if there's an abbreviation that doesn't make sense given the English word, Latin being involved is a good guess.
Like the elements on the periodic table that have symbols completely different from their name, like Au, Ag, Pb, Sn, K are all from the Latin name for those elements.
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Its 15.25/lb, and you know it.
LB stands for Libra Pondo. Its a latin relic from the Roman empire meaning pound by weight.
Huh, now I'm wondering why I never wondered where the abbreviation came from.
