Survive Your Own Cooking - 3rd period - (12/03)

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

With half the work surfaces covered in candles, Deadpool mighta had to improvise on class. Luckily he was a fan of such things and also was in a Christmasy mood. And no, not in a 'It's A Wonderful Life' kinda way where he changes his entire life based on one tiny lil' decision.

Not to mention he'd beat the crap out of that old man for taking all the money.

"Good morning kiddo and victims of hangovers. Today, since I have no recipes for romantic things to make these candles worth while... You're all going to attempt to cook s'mores over them. And no, you may not set them on fire and run around shouting about how you're the Statue of Liberty."

...why he thought they might do that probably reflected more on him than them

"Now start s'moring it up."

S'more was an excellent word.

Comments

Make a S'more

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

Because it was still a fun word.

Re: Make a S'more

[death-and-pies.livejournal.com]

Ned was grateful that he had s'mores making experience. He grabbed a stick and a marshmallow and gingerly held it over the nearest candle. He didn't want to set his gooey treat on fire so he watched it like a hawk, not even really blinking.

Re: Make a S'more

[dojima-hime.livejournal.com]

More lighting stuff on fire, and Dōjima was only mildly hungover from last night. Score.

She grabbed her supplies, as well as some extra chocolate for breakfast, and set about trying to set her marshmallow on just the right way. Nice and crispy outside, gooey awesomeness inside.

Re: Make a S'more

[likes-chicken.livejournal.com]

Hurley had too much fun with s'more making. Mmmm, gooey goodness.

Re: Make a S'more

[not-a-mused.livejournal.com]

Cal kept lighting his marshmallow on fire.

No one should be surprised.