that would be rad! Mine would have to be big enough for the Rooster sauce. I forgot the true name of it, but it has the Rooster on the front and everyone knows what it is…
Well, it is a little awkward if you want to ask someone how they lost their leg, or why they limp. that’s what kids are for, they ask whatever is on their mind (and we act appalled, but meanwhile are curious ourselves- yeah, why do you wear an eye patch?)
anonymousy
11 Jan 2013You should never be afraid to ask for hot sauce! 😉
Edwin
11 Jan 2013Agreed 🙂
smilecalm
11 Jan 2013For true hotties, they never leave home without it!
Edwin
11 Jan 2013They should make hot sauce holsters
smilecalm
11 Jan 2013Good idea! I use a metal cylinder sold for nitroglycerin heart pills.
Sandi Ormsby
11 Jan 2013that would be rad! Mine would have to be big enough for the Rooster sauce. I forgot the true name of it, but it has the Rooster on the front and everyone knows what it is…
Edwin
11 Jan 2013Sriracha?!?!!!! Hahaha my friends call it chicken sauce, your guess is closer :p
rebecca2000
11 Jan 2013lol this is how my husband and I are.
Edwin
11 Jan 2013Hahaha! Happens every single time.
Sandi Ormsby
11 Jan 2013Well, it is a little awkward if you want to ask someone how they lost their leg, or why they limp. that’s what kids are for, they ask whatever is on their mind (and we act appalled, but meanwhile are curious ourselves- yeah, why do you wear an eye patch?)
Edwin
11 Jan 2013Kids are awesome for that haha.
And that’s a good idea for a future blog post! Thanks
lameadventures
13 Jan 2013Here in New York, we’re not shy about asking for anything, but often the hot sauce is already on the table.