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Thursday: January 29, 2009Uggh!Filed under: — site admin @ 12:31 AM GMT-0500
Dustbury mentions a professional basketball player named O. J. Mayo. If you’re going to have a name consisting of a food and a beverage, it helps if they actually taste good together. I can’t think of any food with a significant quantity of mayonnaise in it or on it that would taste good with a glass of orange juice. No Comments »No comments yet. RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a comment |
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