The return of Rachael Ray
At least in today's strip, unlike the last time we explored this topic, the at-home chef managed to complete the recipe in the correct amount of time. That being said, we have seen the insanely large numbers of dishes before. Honestly. The woman making the recipe obviously knew how many dishes she was dirtying. If she glanced at the recipe beforehand, she knew there'd be a ton of them. But really, how are there so many dishes? I just don't understand. There are piles of them everywhere! It looks like some have even snuck into the living room. How could that meal require so many dishes? This just makes no sense to me.
Blah blah, exaggeration. I understand. But there's a limit, people. That being said, I love her agreeing with the television. "Me, too!"
Labels: chores, huh?, television
4 Comments:
Why doesn't A. Harkner just get a dishwasher?
Dishwashers. Meh. I enjoy doing dishes by hand. Not to mention I don't need one more water-using appliance to break and potentially flood the whole house. Dang but I hate plumbing. Oh yeaaaah. . .
Our dishwasher is not that great, a pile that big (or about a tenth of the size) is some work. Our dishes have to be almost perfectly clean before going in, or they have to go in twice.
So this lady takes a dump on a plate, and then claims that it forced her to fill half her house with dishes? That's the most unsettling thing since the insane alcoholic airline pilot.
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