Jesse's Spaghetti

First thing you need is a kitchen..

Break out all your ingredients and strew them around to make it look like you know what you're doing

Grab a pound of veal and a pound of Italian hot sausage. I usually use about 1/2 these packs.

Put into frypans and turn your heat to just above medium.

Slice up two fresh garlic cloves, reall thin like. toss them into the pans with the meat. It will melt right in and it taste and smells like heaven.

Slice up some Roma tomatoes.

Add them to the tomato paste along with garlic, parsley, oregano, parmesan, and a cup of red wine. Put some balsamic in there too if you're really crazy :)

Add the spaghetti to a pot of boiling water and take your cooked meat and add it to the sauce. Set the sauce to low heat, I use setting 2. Wait for your noodles to cook and constantly stir the sauce to keep it from burning.

Add sauce and enjoy

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Here's what get's me. I get the motivation behind these spots. They are SO annoying that you literally cannot help but think about them. It probably works way more than making a good commercial, which is an art. However, not everyone appreciates art and art is very subjective anyway. Annoying, on the other hand, is something that everyon…

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It's at this point that I'd like to make the announcment that I am starting a new holiday to compete with this yearly juggernaut of gravy and meat. I am calling it "Thankstaking." If you read that quickly it looks kind of like thanks stalking, which we'll get to later. I'm tired of the endless parade of people sucking up to each other, thanking each other for each menial deed done over the course of the year. If there's one thing I hate, it's a br…

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You cannot succeed, truly succeed, in life/business whatever, without the support of your wife. If you're spending all your waking time trying to make a business work and your wife isn't 100% behind you, you're headed for failure. Plain and simple.

Now, I'm writing this from the perspective of a human male, with a wife, but I'm sure the operation is the same if reversed. Ladies, if you're considering a field to buy it, and your husband isn't behind the purchase with you, chances are that purchase is going to create some strife.

What I'm talking about here seems pretty common sense. However, I think we assume it's common sense and don't think about it as much as we should.

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