Things which go together

Here are a few of my favourite things...

Coffee and cigarettes
Vodka and ice
Cricket and beer
codeine and paracetamol
red wine and pasta
cycling and scenery
driving and dance music
guitars and singing
work and laughter
dancing and smiling
philosophy and thought
sleeping and dreaming

Pickles and cheese.

Fire and Fury. ;)

Male and female.

Sunday afternoon and Lt Columbo

DanaC;1002614 wrote:

Sunday afternoon and Lt Columbo

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Sawing wood and back pain

Cup and saucer
Milk and sugar
Tea and sympathy
Toast and marmalade
Bread and butter
Bat and ball
Leather and willow
Pencil and paper
Dogs and cats (On second thoughts...)
Roy Rogers and Trigger
Batman and Robin

Carruthers;1002622 wrote:

... Leather and willow ...

Does your Dad know you're into that kinky shit? :unsure:

xoxoxoBruce;1002625 wrote:

Does your Dad know you're into that kinky shit? :unsure:

Yes, but he thinks I'm talking about cricket. ;)

dogs and Frisbee
bikes and bruises
Facebook and contempt
winter and carbs

Years ago, I had a cow-orker who insisted that cold pineapple and stale Fritos was the best tasting food combo ever.

I dunno . . .

Mostly, I wonder what led her to discover such a thing. :rolleyes:

Cap'n Crunch and brie

Clodfobble;1002633 wrote:

Cap'n Crunch and brie

:eyebrow:

Seriously? What in the world led you to try that oddball combo?

That's a silly question, all great culinary discoveries are the result of, don't have money/didn't get to the store/eat what ya got.... or pregnancy.

Carruthers;1002626 wrote:

Yes, but he thinks I'm talking about cricket. ;)

Oh Gawd, Carruthers! How I have missed you here!


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limey;1002653 wrote:

Oh Gawd, Carruthers! How I have missed you here!

Thank you!

There's a cheque in the post. :)

Glinda;1002636 wrote:

:eyebrow:

Seriously? What in the world led you to try that oddball combo?

Drunk friend was eating it at a party, swore on his mother's soul it was amazing, so we all tried it. And damned if he wasn't right. Texture-wise the same a crackers and brie, just a little sweeter.

Clodfobble;1002656 wrote:

Drunk friend was eating it at a party, swore on his mother's soul it was amazing, so we all tried it. And damned if he wasn't right. Texture-wise the same a crackers and brie, just a little sweeter.

Ah, the culinary discoveries of drunk eating! ;)

BBQ potato chips and dried cherries

Hmm, that even sounds good. :thumb:

Me and Jenny goes together like peas and carrots.

~Gump