I feel so close to actually being happy. It's an incredible feeling.

And who says the drugs don't work?

I LUFF YOU AMBER! Especially when you're happy! I am sad when you're not

Marmite chocolate is surprisingly awesome.

I feel so close to actually being happy. It's an incredible feeling.

And who says the drugs don't work?

I am on a massive amount of painkillers right now.

And I luff you too Lettuce. <3

I feel so close to actually being happy. It's an incredible feeling.

And who says the drugs don't work?

I am on a massive amount of painkillers right now.

And I luff you too Lettuce. <3

I had strong painkillers last year too after an operation. it was awesome. Sad when I ran out. Drank twice whilst on them too, it provided many moments of luls.

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

You can get fresh boysenberries? That IS just plain awesome. I have only my garden strawberries from the freezer. And I just ran out.

[Keeker]

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

You can get fresh boysenberries? That IS just plain awesome. I have only my garden strawberries from the freezer. And I just ran out.

Is that real? What's a boysenberry? I've heard the word and always thought that people were saying 'poisonberry' like it was a joke or something.

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

You can get fresh boysenberries? That IS just plain awesome. I have only my garden strawberries from the freezer. And I just ran out.

Is that real? What's a boysenberry? I've heard the word and always thought that people were saying 'poisonberry' like it was a joke or something.

Bjørnebær! Or bearberries if you want to be English.

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

You can get fresh boysenberries? That IS just plain awesome. I have only my garden strawberries from the freezer. And I just ran out.

Is that real? What's a boysenberry? I've heard the word and always thought that people were saying 'poisonberry' like it was a joke or something.

Bjørnebær! Or bearberries if you want to be English.

Bairberries

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

You can get fresh boysenberries? That IS just plain awesome. I have only my garden strawberries from the freezer. And I just ran out.

Is that real? What's a boysenberry? I've heard the word and always thought that people were saying 'poisonberry' like it was a joke or something.

No wonder you've never tried them!

[djskrimp]

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

You can get fresh boysenberries? That IS just plain awesome. I have only my garden strawberries from the freezer. And I just ran out.

Is that real? What's a boysenberry? I've heard the word and always thought that people were saying 'poisonberry' like it was a joke or something.

Bjørnebær! Or bearberries if you want to be English.

Bairberries

I save 'em for special occasions.

Fresh boysenberries and honey for breakfast is a great picker-upper.

You can get fresh boysenberries? That IS just plain awesome. I have only my garden strawberries from the freezer. And I just ran out.

Is that real? What's a boysenberry? I've heard the word and always thought that people were saying 'poisonberry' like it was a joke or something.

I got them from the supermarket - they are in season, straight from the berry farms outside the suburbs.
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They're slightly sweeter than blackberries, but more tart when they have a redder color.

A boysenberry is a cross between a blackberry, raspberry and loganberry. Named after their inventor Rupolph Boysen, a Californian. The loganberry, itself a blackberry/raspberry cross was named after James Logan, also a Californian. The blackberry was named after Frank Black of the Pixies, who is from Boston. History does not record where Arcturus Rasp, the inventor of the raspberry hailed from, but I like to think it was somewhere near Crewe.

[swervedriver]

Thank you, Berry Rhomboid.

[Keeker]

Is that real? What's a boysenberry? I've heard the word and always thought that people were saying 'poisonberry' like it was a joke or something.

Bjørnebær! Or bearberries if you want to be English.

Bairberries

I save 'em for special occasions.

Och, c'mon! They're not that small!

A boysenberry is a cross between a blackberry, raspberry and loganberry. Named after their inventor Rupolph Boysen, a Californian. The loganberry, itself a blackberry/raspberry cross was named after James Logan, also a Californian. The blackberry was named after Frank Black of the Pixies, who is from Boston. History does not record where Arcturus Rasp, the inventor of the raspberry hailed from, but I like to think it was somewhere near Crewe.

What a load of brambles!