teas·er
noun \ˈtē-zər\
: a person who teases other people
: something that is done, offered, or shown to make people want something or want to see something that will be offered or shown at a later time
You must wait.
: something that is done, offered, or shown to make people want something or want to see something that will be offered or shown at a later time
: a difficult problem or puzzle
Stephen
That's not fair; you're making us hungry!
ReplyDeleteSniff, sniff. (as tiny violin plays in background)
DeleteI made Smackinof (sort of like a bastard love child between Tuna Noodle Casserole and Beef Stroganoff, made with leftover pot roast), and one of my two and the one I'm babysitting wolfed it down.
ReplyDeleteIt really was pretty darn good...I'm stuffed.
Sounds good....leftovers may be mailed if packed correctly.
DeleteI hope this is dinner for tomorrow night, as we are free & can make it anytime. Love a tease.
ReplyDeleteIf you love a tease then I'm your man, Deb. Just wait. Get ready.
DeleteGive it up. You know you won't be able to sleep, until you do.
ReplyDeleteTrust me, Bubba...I'll sleep like a baby.
DeleteOh... NICE!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd oh so good.
DeleteWell.
ReplyDeleteThere's "teasing".
And then there's sadistic .
Bad, baaaad boy.
Yes, indeed. I'm a bad boy.
DeleteYour a little stinker......
ReplyDeleteAh, thanks, Rob.
DeleteHmmmm Honey glazed chicken!
ReplyDeleteNope, but good guess.
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