Cooking

[brocktonblockbust]

I am a better cook than my wife, but it is only because I am less busy.

You know that buying a bottle of Smirnoff doesn't count as cooking, right? Even if you use Bitcoins.

Now that is a bunch of Wolverhampton b******* just the same

[Kirkland Laing]

I am a better cook than my wife, but it is only because I am less busy.

You know that buying a bottle of Smirnoff doesn't count as cooking, right? Even if you use Bitcoins.

Now that is a bunch of Wolverhampton b******* just the same

What?

[El Kabong]

I am a better cook than my wife, but it is only because I am less busy.

You know that buying a bottle of Smirnoff doesn't count as cooking, right? Even if you use Bitcoins.

Now that is a bunch of Wolverhampton b******* just the same

What?

He said Now that is a bunch of Wolverhampton b******* just the same

[brocktonblockbust]

I am a better cook than my wife, but it is only because I am less busy.

You know that buying a bottle of Smirnoff doesn't count as cooking, right? Even if you use Bitcoins.

Now that is a bunch of Wolverhampton b******* just the same

What?

He said Now that is a bunch of Wolverhampton b******* just the same

Good one

Kirkland I was actually taking a roundabout little joke at master on that one while at the same time taking a poke at you for teasing miles. Good fun nothing personal

[Gandalf]

You guys are missing the point. I don't work long hours whence I can cook. However, on my 2 busy days, I do not have the time. I drive 120km and work non-stop in between. You either make something quick or order a takeaway. My wife is very busy though. It just makes sense that I have learned more in the kitchen, it makes sense that eating out or delivery is so common for very busy people. 74% of UK mums work PT. They aren't all that busy. People who really work are busy. If a couple are both working hard as many here are then they will be less able in the kitchen. Their mother will be better as mother didnt slog it in the corporate world. Times are generally harder today and cooking ties into that. If you have the time to cook then society is typically more forgiving.

[Memphis]

You guys are missing the point. I don't work long hours whence I can cook. However, on my 2 busy days, I do not have the time. I drive 120km and work non-stop in between. You either make something quick or order a takeaway. My wife is very busy though. It just makes sense that I have learned more in the kitchen, it makes sense that eating out or delivery is so common for very busy people. 74% of UK mums work PT. They aren't all that busy. People who really work are busy. If a couple are both working hard as many here are then they will be less able in the kitchen. Their mother will be better as mother didnt slog it in the corporate world. Times are generally harder today and cooking ties into that. If you have the time to cook then society is typically more forgiving.

What nonsense. Cook on your short days food to eat on your busy days. A hearty stew takes minutes to get started and then left for as long as you want really. Put down the playstation controller and pick up a saucepan. Make a bit too much of whatever it is your eating and take it to work the following day for lunch.


It's not hard.