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Or "special" - "You didn't miss Karen's special cookies, did ya?" That would usually be coupled with a very veiled reference to how she put in the minimum poss
by Ancapistani 5y ago
Or "special" - "You didn't miss Karen's special cookies, did ya?"
That would usually be coupled with a very veiled reference to how she put in the minimum possible effort while indirectly insulting her entire bloodline: "Oh, don't you just feel for Karen? I don't know how she gets anything done with those kids of hers."
Alternatively, if the speaker wants to embarrass her in front of someone with a higher social standing; "Karen, these cookies are just the best thing ever! What do you put in these to make them so good?"
- fknorangesite 5y ago> "You didn't miss Karen's special cookies, did ya?" Hah. Where I live this would mean they have marijuana in them.