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Great, now I keep giggling uncontrollably at the thought of "cacaroni and mheese!"
I know that's three words, and also probably isn't objectively that funny...but, in my defense, my chronic pain bullshit is acting up to crazy levels and I haven't been able to sleep in at least a couple days. Also, I'm a childish nincompoop.
ANYWAY, thank you for the entertainment, Srack_Thovel!
cack means shit or vomit in england which makes it quite funny.
Cackaroni and mingees.
Oh my goodness, you're totally right! I knew that from watching shows from over there but I hadn't made the connection at the time. Maybe I remembered it subconsciously somehow and that's why I thought it was so funny. Who knows, lol. I'm glad somebody else found it funny, too.
Cackaroni and mingees got me giggling, too. Nice work!
I took my own name and anagrammed it.
Anagram is a verb now.