My Drunk Kitchen is at once hilarious and cringeworthy.
Miscellaneous Heathen
Hold to the now, the here, through which all future plunges to the past.
My Drunk Kitchen is at once hilarious and cringeworthy.
A fine and funny effort to be sure, but unless the epicurean escapade ends with an unconscious chef face down on the floor in a house slowly filling with rich, wholesome smoke, you’re not doing it right.