Jimmy shares some books you probably should avoid reading this year, including a book about cooking in the nude featuring a recipe for cream cheese balls.
Jimmy shares some books you probably should avoid reading this year, including a book about cooking in the nude featuring a recipe for cream cheese balls.
These were hilarious!!! I watched it about a dozen times. So funny!! (Especially because this Grandma does grow cannabis in her garden!!) LMBO 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
ReplyWhere is Higgins?
ReplyVery funny, but where’s Higgins? We want Higgins! We miss Higgins, he would enjoy this too. I hope he’s alright. Bring back Higgins, damn it!
ReplyCooking in the nude : Quickies https://amzn.to/3adbwlm I hadn’t priced cooking books in years I guess
ReplyI want the one about the grand ma
ReplyI just found my new preacher
ReplyCooking in the Nude, I love it
ReplyUnlike the African American community, with notable exceptions, the Latino community is an incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things – Joe Biden
ReplyWho ever see’s this hope one day you become successful 🙏🏾❤️
ReplyMY FAVORITE SEGMENT. PLEEEEEASSSSEEEE HAVE MORE OF THESE DURING THIS PANDEMIC🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
ReplyI used to work night shifts and during breaks we would sit around making each other laugh. This new format reminds me of those days. Thanks Jimmy and The Roots!
Replyoff topic but don’t do drugs kids they’ll fuck up your life
ReplyTBFO John_Wick
ReplyLast book should have been, Art of the Deal. The biggest joke in American Literature.
ReplyNever cook bacon or fried chicken nude.
ReplyPog
ReplyI am interested in the book on Russian snails and slugs. I had no idea that Russia had snails and slugs. I thought it was too cold up there in Russia. We have them both, including the local favorite big yellow banana slugs, here in the San Francisco Bay Area.
They absolutely love marigolds. I planted some for my husband once and the snails ate them down to a 1/4 inch stub sticking out of the ground by the early the next morning.
The reason we have them is because wine maker Paul Masson brought them over from France to Saratoga, California. Thanks a lot Paul! 🤦♀️
ReplyMy cousin would always bring the tape recorder to our birthdays and Christmas parties as kids. She still has the tapes and it’s nice to hear the voices of our relatives that have since passed away.
ReplyThese would be even better if Higgins was there
ReplyFurry cream cheese balls. Yum.
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