Nope. I think laughing is probably an appropriate sort of response.
I’m not sure if there are body jams. I except someone will bring them out soon if they’re not here already. Perhaps TEAR could bring out “Arguably the World’s Most Caring Body Jam”.
But I seriously wonder whether a piece of toast, even a piece of body toast, can ever really care. What happens when you have a truly empathetic body butter spread onto totally nihilistic body toast? It would become something of a farce.
But then perhaps I simply underestimate the emotional maturity of toast.
Only a tiny bit?
lesley / 10:35pm / 8 June 2010
It is good that body butter cares because most people don’t.
gem / 10:44pm / 8 June 2010
what even is body butter?
is there body jam?
Howie / 10:47pm / 8 June 2010
Is it bad that this made me laugh a lot.
Mil / 3:37pm / 10 June 2010
Nope. I think laughing is probably an appropriate sort of response.
I’m not sure if there are body jams. I except someone will bring them out soon if they’re not here already. Perhaps TEAR could bring out “Arguably the World’s Most Caring Body Jam”.
Ryan / 4:04pm / 10 June 2010
Remind me to laugh at that last comment with you, next time we are hanging out.
I am not sure if this is relevant but you can get body jam if you go to the gym.
gem / 12:50am / 18 June 2010
Body Jam and Body Butter will only going to be good if there is Body Toast. Or Body Devonshire Teas.
lesley / 8:18pm / 23 June 2010
But I seriously wonder whether a piece of toast, even a piece of body toast, can ever really care. What happens when you have a truly empathetic body butter spread onto totally nihilistic body toast? It would become something of a farce.
But then perhaps I simply underestimate the emotional maturity of toast.
Ryan / 6:58am / 24 June 2010