Another had a similarly unworkable layout, where there was no place for a refrigerator in the joint kitchen-living room except in front of a window.
Cut the crab legs at the joint with kitchen shears.
Care must be taken to avoid busting the sticks instead of the glued joint (a kitchen knife and gentle persuasion helped).
In addition, many apartments were shared by tenants, with joint-access kitchens and bathrooms, and the space of the average apartment in Russia was about one-third to one-half the size of those found in western Europe.
We return to Michael and Dafna, who giggle hopelessly as they share a joint in the kitchen.
French Muslims and Jews now have reason to unite and proclaim liberty, equality and fraternity, by opening a joint halal/kosher soup kitchen!
At Kemp's place, the neighborhood joint Oskar's Kitchen, mere blocks from the arena where he once starred, locals ask the proprietor about that dunk all the time, but especially now, with the N.B.A. poised to return — or so we hope.
It was the kind of place that's so bad it's good -- a noisy Hell's Kitchen joint with a terrible soundtrack (think hair bands), even worse lighting (too much red) and patrons who make the music and d?r look attractive.
Four out of five American households have at least one blue-and-yellow spray can for loosening the stubborn elbow joint under the kitchen sink or silencing the squeaky screen door.
Four out of five American households have at least one blue-and-yellow spray can for lubricating the stubborn elbow joint under the kitchen sink or silencing the squeaky screen door.
One afternoon, in my late-teens, I was with about four pals and we had just smoked a joint in my kitchen.
