Leftover Liberator Prints

"Leftovers have never been a big problem around here."

Chez Nous Menu

How to Deal With Leftover Turkey

'Lining my pockets with aluminum foil so I can sneak Thanksgiving leftovers home.'

"Tia Carmen's not happy unless she can send people away with a plate of leftovers for the road."

Lockdown casserole

Horn of Leftovers

"That sister of yours sure has some nerve asking for those leftovers - we earned them."

'I don't have enough money for a tip, but feel free to eat the leftovers!'

Restaurant menu board: 'Day old - 2 day old - 3 day old'

"Can I have a doggie bag to go?"

"We're out of today's soup, but you can have tomorrow's soup from yesterday which is the same as today's."

"I'm going in."

'Today's special is yesterday's left-overs.'

Thanksgiving: The holiday where aluminum foil is king!

'Turkey again! It's the sixth of January... Just how big was that flaming bird?!'

AS about Today's Specials' - 'Whatever didn't sell yesterday.'

"Glad you have time for lunch today, honey."

"Looks like we'll be eating leftovers for a month!"

'She does great things with leftovers. . .She throws them out.'

"I'm afraid 'doggie bag' is just a figure of speech."

'The drum roll is very nice... but it's still leftovers.'

Turkey Sandwich anyone?

"Now cover those leftovers with lots of cheese. What they don't know won't hurt them."

There's leftover apple crisp! Whoever finishes it up, please clean the baking dish. Hey! It's not finished!!

'The special today is scraps.'

"Yesterday's weenies have migrated in with today's nuggets."

'We're having leftovers again. Don't worry, I shaved off all the fuzzy parts. I'm going to knit you a sweater.'

No, I don't need a doggy bag, but how about a kitty bag?

"Welcome to Vanity Workshop. For the next thousand years you're to read out the size labels you've removed from your clothing."

"I quit worrying. I've gone 100% non-non and completely free-free."

"Good evening folks. Tonight we have the food you didn't finish last time you were here."

"He's looking for the next big leftovers holiday."

'Don't say I never buy you anything.'

'Good news! We've finished the Christmas leftovers.'