Tuesday, July 28, 2009

If you build it, they will come, and then you can eat them.

I'm not what you would call much of a cook. Most of my recipes consist of two parts, and my method can generally be categorized as the "Setting A Trap" school of cooking. 

For instance, here's a simple and easy lunch I made today.

STEP ONE: Set a place at the table.

 

















STEP TWO: Eat whatever shows up.




9 comments:

Cheryl said...

I don't know, part of her looks burnt and the other part looks undercooked. I might hold out for a nice golden-brown puppy.

Leisha Camden said...

Mmmm, kitteh ...

I Am Boymom said...

Bwah ha haa haa haa ha! I should have thought of that! I hate cooking dinner, because I'm not a great cook. Hilarious!

Status Crap said...

Noms noms noms!!! Here cute kitty!!

-Status Crap

Al said...

Yuk,
Fur-balls!
Also as a friend of mine used to say:
"I love cats...but I couldn't possibly eat a whole one."

Ron Sitka said...

Probably tastes like chicken! Bon Appetite!!!

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The Noisy Plume said...

GUFFAW!!!

Nate said...

Lmao, nice. Have fun eating kittens!