Letty wrote:How about a little eccumentical wine for George and a mint julep for me.
My furry friend is celebrating his son's acceptance in college, and I am celebrating my son's improvement.
Your furry friend? Your cat's/dog's son is attending college?
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I am glad your son is better!!!!!
JPB wrote:hmmmm, what sounds good today?
Not nearly as hectic a day as yesterday <I actually got some work done today>
bunny..... are you familiar with squashes in Oz-land? I had a lime squash in St. Kitts and it was the most refreshing thing I can recall. We also had them in Belize, so it might be a Caribbean thing, but they are fabulous!
If you don't have lime squash, then maybe another glass of white wine will be a nice cap to today.
I notice that you're tired of summer. How I DREAM of summer in the end of February. While, I do blame those bug worriers for our current situation (no names mentioned), I am genuinely looking forward to a gathering of some fun A2Kers in the next 24 hours.
Thanks for the respite, it's greatly appreciated.
You're currently travelling? You're going to a gathering? Whaaaaa........????!!!!!!
And bugger summer......I NEVER have reasonable summer clothes! NEVER!!! It's because I love stuff for cooler days a lot more.....
farmerman wrote:a cup of hot rooibos tea with sugar and a chile pepper in it. Sounds weird but its great. (Dont bite the chile, just infuse it, then take it out after a few minutes, just adds a little zing.
For you, dearie, anything.
Now...just demolish intelligent design as a "science" for me in a nutshell, will you?
Bi-Polar Bear wrote:do any of the old school party people around here have a quaalude or two stashed away?
Jesus I'd love a glass of wine and a quaalude.
I'd be ever so quiet and agreeable, and wouldn't bother with the cucumber sandwiches or make crude remarks.
Are quaaludes anything like mandrax? Mandrax I remember.
ossobuco wrote:I'll pop in and have some Lindemann's Bin 50 Shiraz (better avoid those linen napkins while I hold a glass of red wine and converse while handwaving) and back out again because I'm going to be making a potentially strange soup. I'm not sure you'd want to know..
Here you go......now, what are you gonna converse about?
JPB wrote:dadpad wrote:Quote:bunny..... are you familiar with squashes in Oz-land? I had a lime squash in St. Kitts and it was the most refreshing thing I can recall. We also had them in Belize, so it might be a Caribbean thing, but they are fabulous!
What we know as squash is probably not the same as you. Lemon sqash is quite popular the commercial varieties produced by soft drink companies consists of sweetened carbonated water and an artificial lemon flavouring along with variouse additives as with most commercially produced foodstuffs.
similar, but yours sounds bottled, and probably too sweet.
... we arrived at our hotel after 14 hours of travel. The porter took one look at our exhausted faces and said he'd bring us some dinner. Before dinner arrived, we heard a knock at the door and the porter handed us two glasses of freshly prepared lime squash. Fresh lime juice, powdered sugar (not too much), club soda and cracked ice.... it was perfect! Dinner arrived a short time later - grilled pork chops that tasted like pork chops (Americans will probably understand), side dishes and two more lime squashes. Ahhhhhhh, the perfect beginning of a fabulous trip.
Well, we have real limes here...or the joys of Bickford's Lime Juice Cordial......(which now comes in a non sugared form, too).....
We also still get real meat, and increasingly organic free range stuff is available...I had some guilt free ham over christmas, which was wonderful....and one knew the pig had had a decent rooty scampering about and having pig style fun sort of life...and was killed on the premises, not driven to an abbatoir.
Setanta wrote:There is so much saccharin-sweet goodie-two-shoes bullshit goin' on in here, it's enough to drown a regiment of manly men in they own puke.
I'll have 'bout six, seven ham sammiches an' a gallon a Dr. Pepper . . . you damned rummies and ginnies keep yer distance . . .
. . . sniff . . . sniff sniff . . . this damn places reeks of coneys . . .
Fee fi fo fum
I smell the stench of an ersatz canajun man.....
Enjoy the free range ham, but we have no Dr Pepper here......we have Woodroofe's.
George wrote:Rummies? RUMMIES?
I'd horsewhip you...
if I had a horse.
[eyebrow & cigar schtick]
Ooooooooh.......S&M..........
