Whatever loose pants and shirts I have handy. Thick ones for winter and thin for summer.

TP over the top, although mine sits in an upright holder with the paper coming from the right hand side.

The heel used as a lid to keep the bread fresh.

I don't know what miracle whip is, so mayo.

I would prefer gas but propane installers are practically mythical creatures around here so I have electic backed up by a wood stove.

Knickers but with the addition of a tight t-shirt in winter.

If the tp makes it to the roller, it's over the top. I always eat the heel of the bread first. Usually it's a half loaf of bakery rye{with caraway seeds}. Just me eating eat so I stow half in the freezer. Gotta be Hellmans or Dukes Mayo. No Miracle Whip. To me thats just salad dressing. Winter time, sleep leggins, a thermal and socks. Summer, T shirt and way too big cotton jersey shorts or summer leggins. Electric wall oven and gas cook top. Creamy or Crunchy? Strawberry or Grape?

Oh, Brenda, I think the peanut butter question could be too controversial! LOL! There are so many things to do with PB, I can use both.

Strawberry AND grape.

I'm going to be the really odd one here and say yuck to any version of real or fake mayonnaise, including Hellman's and Miracle Whip. It's just disgusting to me on any sandwich. On any thing actually! I'm a real picky eater... and I actually ate more things when I was 5 than now.

True Tiffany but I have gone with seedless red raspberry in a moment of desperation and I like it. One of the more adult versions of PBJ is Martha Stewarts PBJ Cheesecake. Sounds weird but actually really easy to make and sooooooooooooo delicious.

Crunchy!
Strawberry, but not too chunky. I like jam over preserves.

Grape but not jelly. Doesn't spread an creamy.

breith95 said: If Winter time, sleep leggins, a thermal and socks. Summer, T shirt and way too big cotton jersey shorts or summer leggins.

longjohns and sweatshirt in winter; teeshirt in summer, warm or cool socks

Creamy or Crunchy? Strawberry or Grape?

Creamy.
Strawberry, if I can't have apricot.
Never paired with peanut butter; PB on its own, jam on unsalted butter, either in a crepe with ground walnuts.

I have never had a crepe but I would def eat one. However it would be a savory crepe like maybe sour cream and smoked salmon.

Crepes are surprisingly easy if you have a good slippery skillet. And very cheap to try a batch.

coke or pepsi?

Coke! If no Dr Pepper

I am not a big soda drinker but when the craving hits it's definitely Coke!

Coke! Always Coke.

Plebian tastes here. Barqs Root Beer, Miracle Whip, crunchy peanut butter, jam or jelly with no seeds.

TP holder is vertical for me, quick and easy to change.

I used propane all my life till I blew the house up with it. Now it is electric and a wood stove in winter if needed.

Only one kind of watermelon and that is red!

Pepsi and Mugs or Barqs root beer. I can tolerate Coke if the others aren't avaliable.

I've had orange watermelon. Pretty good but none will ever replace the deep red Black Diamond.

Definitely Pepsi , not that coke taste bad but still thirsty after drinking it.
Hellmann's
Creamy Peanut Butter with Grape Jelly.
Gas.
TP over the top just because when we used to have cats they had a hard time unrolling it that way .

breith95 said: I have never had a crepe but I would def eat one. However it would be a savory crepe like maybe sour cream and smoked salmon.

Asparagus and cheese is my Old Guy's favourite. Actually, for dinner, he likes one savoury and one sweet. They're not hard to make; more effort goes into the filling than the crepe. I recently found a specialized pan at the thrift store for $2, so it's easier than ever.
Pepsi and Coke - equally yuk. Beer, green tea, black coffee or water.
Big heavy football shaped dark green striped red inside watermelon sliced up to feed an army, sitting in the bleachers, all facing one way so as not to hit one another with the seeds.
Ah, summer!

Vera that's the only watermelon my dad would get when we were kids. He would let it sit in the wash tub sink all day in cold water to chill it so it wouldn't take up fridge space. He would bring it out and cut it up on the step for all the kids. Summer nights were spent sitting in the driveway eating watermelon and seeing who could spit the seeds the farthest!! I miss those days