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Traditional food for Easter in your country? - SourceCode101 - Apr 18, 2020

In my country we make this : [Image: rBq6Ruo.jpg]
In my language is spelled : Μαγειρίτσα


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Weddy - Apr 18, 2020

You guys even still celebrate Easter ?


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - SourceCode101 - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:16 AM)Weddy Wrote:  You guys even still celebrate Easter ?

we are orthodox , so yes dont know what in your country going on
but yes here we hard celebrate :D


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Ash Ketchum - Apr 18, 2020

looks like my vomit after a good cob loaf


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Weddy - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:19 AM)!S0urceC0de! Wrote:  we are orthodox , so yes dont know what in your country going on
but yes here we hard celebrate :D

When I was a baby I was baptized as a catholic
But I don't fear and I don't practice the religion.


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - SourceCode101 - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:20 AM)Weddy Wrote:  When I was a baby I was baptized as a catholic
But I don't fear and I don't practice the religion.

so in your country you dont celebrate easter?


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Ash Ketchum - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:20 AM)Weddy Wrote:  When I was a baby I was baptized as a catholic
But I don't fear and I don't practice the religion.

I'm not religious but easter is a good day to fuck my diet up with chocolate.


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - SourceCode101 - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:22 AM)Ash Ketchum Wrote:  I'm not religious but easter is a good day to fugg my diet up with chocolate.

hahahaha
only chocolatE?they are plenty more ways


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Ash Ketchum - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:23 AM)!S0urceC0de! Wrote:  hahahaha
only chocolatE?they are plenty more ways

ye but i can't eat junk food on a random day cause that's just me being a pig.

eating it on easter is acceptable cause it's in the spirit of easer ;)


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Weddy - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:21 AM)!S0urceC0de! Wrote:  so in your country you dont celebrate easter?

Yes people are celebrating but not me.

(Apr 18, 2020 03:22 AM)Ash Ketchum Wrote:  I'm not religious but easter is a good day to fugg my diet up with chocolate.

Yeah I was used to do the same when I was younger. :)


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - SourceCode101 - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:24 AM)Ash Ketchum Wrote:  ye but i can't eat junk food on a random day cause that's just me being a pig.

eating it on easter is acceptable cause it's in the spirit of easer ;)

my wife just trying to her first attemp to cook the food i show in the picture
god bless me if i survive 😥🤣🤣


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Ash Ketchum - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:24 AM)Weddy Wrote:  Yes people are celebrating but not me.


Yeah I was used to do the same when I was younger. :)

oh i'm 23 and still devour a choco bunny


(Apr 18, 2020 03:25 AM)!S0urceC0de! Wrote:  my wife just trying to her first attemp to cook the food i show in the picture
god bless me if  i survive 😥🤣🤣

it looks disgusting, but in a good way?

like u know when something looks terrible but it tastes good as fuck that's what i'm imagining right now.


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - SourceCode101 - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:25 AM)Ash Ketchum Wrote:  oh i'm 23 and still devour a choco bunny



it looks disgusting, but in a good way?

like u know when something looks terrible but it tastes good as fugg that's what i'm imagining right now.

never judge a book from his cover


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - Ash Ketchum - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:30 AM)!S0urceC0de! Wrote:  never judge a book from his cover

Exactly, i look disgusting but my cock is tasty.


RE: Traditional food for Easter in your country? - SourceCode101 - Apr 18, 2020

(Apr 18, 2020 03:32 AM)Ash Ketchum Wrote:  Exactly, i look disgusting but my cock is tasty.

holy moly,i would like to taste