Quote from: chupacaubrey on July 28, 2017, 11:28:09 amQuote from: donovan on July 28, 2017, 11:15:17 amoh, he really said SOUP!? I thought you had just misspelled SOAP.청국장? Perhaps his pronunciation is a little off...Whatever it is, he likes it! omg now I'm reconsidering this whole thing...maybe he is misspelling "soap" because I WILL HAVE WAYGOOK DOT ORG USERS know that I smell good okay :( surely he means soap. He must mean soap. Oh you smell so pretty, I love it when you smell like 쑥국, it's my favourite....grrrr
Quote from: donovan on July 28, 2017, 11:15:17 amoh, he really said SOUP!? I thought you had just misspelled SOAP.청국장? Perhaps his pronunciation is a little off...Whatever it is, he likes it! omg now I'm reconsidering this whole thing...maybe he is misspelling "soap" because I WILL HAVE WAYGOOK DOT ORG USERS know that I smell good okay :(
oh, he really said SOUP!? I thought you had just misspelled SOAP.청국장? Perhaps his pronunciation is a little off...Whatever it is, he likes it!
Quote from: What?What? on July 28, 2017, 12:04:22 pmQuote from: chupacaubrey on July 28, 2017, 11:28:09 amQuote from: donovan on July 28, 2017, 11:15:17 amoh, he really said SOUP!? I thought you had just misspelled SOAP.청국장? Perhaps his pronunciation is a little off...Whatever it is, he likes it! omg now I'm reconsidering this whole thing...maybe he is misspelling "soap" because I WILL HAVE WAYGOOK DOT ORG USERS know that I smell good okay :( surely he means soap. He must mean soap. Oh you smell so pretty, I love it when you smell like 쑥국, it's my favourite....grrrrI've asked for clarification and am awaiting a response. I don't know why it didn't occur to me that he could've meant soap but everything he said could also apply to soup, even if it's a bit of an odd thing to say.
got served a brocolli, tomato, orange, banana, chicken and green leaf salad, with a sesame dressing at a restaurant yesterday
Some dried fruit and nuts would go well with that fish and asparagus. In fact that would be an almost perfect match. Menu A: Lake Perch, Fried frog Legs, Wild asparagus and mushrooms, Dried Fruit, Nuts.Menu B: Hotdogs on a stick, Smores, Camp biscuits and honey butter. Maybe a can of cold Chef Boyardee to liven things up. Semi-melted Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
Some dried fruit and nuts would go well with that fish and asparagus. In fact that would be an almost perfect match. Menu A: Lake Perch, Fried frog Legs, Wild asparagus and mushrooms, Dried Fruit, Nuts.Menu B: Hotdogs on a stick, Smores, Camp biscuits and honey butter. Maybe a can of cold Chef Boyardee to liven things up. Semi-melted Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.(Hotdogs and camp biscuits aren't the worst, but geez, you're already getting enough sugar with the honey butter)I'll spike my hot chocolate by throwing out the powdered Swiss Miss and filling my cup with something useful, like some Rebel Yell or Woodford Reserve.Instead of smores someone could cut straight to the chase and squeeze Hershey's syrup into their mouth and suckle at a Reddi-Whip teat.
You are a miserable old git. There is a small part of me that feels sorry for you at times, because I think you may be a bit of a Billy no-mates. The feeling passes rather quickly.
And s'mores are way better than hershey's syrup mixed with canned whipped cream.
You're right on the fresh fruit. Honestly I have no idea why I said dried. It's camping, not survivor. That being said, I'd much rather have fresh fruit and nuts as a dessert than Smores, Snickers Pie, or hard icing cavities on a plate cake.
QuoteAnd s'mores are way better than hershey's syrup mixed with canned whipped cream. Two graham crackers do not make a pile of preserved sugar better.Then again, I'm not in the norm. I usually don't even put syrup on my pancakes.
When I was a kid, I met a girl who didn't like chocolate. To each their own, but... Flummoxed, I tell you.
Quote from: yirj17 on July 28, 2017, 01:17:05 pmWhen I was a kid, I met a girl who didn't like chocolate. To each their own, but... Flummoxed, I tell you. Same. I also knew a person who liked to put ketchup on his twinkies.
I also knew a person who liked to put ketchup on his twinkies.
Would you eat a s'mores cake, as long as it didn't have icing on it?
QuoteWould you eat a s'mores cake, as long as it didn't have icing on it?Could you, would you,with a goat?Would you, could you,on a boat?I missed waygook.org user kyndo. He's better at this kind of stuff...
Did something happen to kyndo? Or is he just on vacay
Do you put anything on your pancakes, or do you just eat them plain? What about compote?
Quote from: Chinguetti on July 28, 2017, 01:46:29 pmI also knew a person who liked to put ketchup on his twinkies.I hope you called the police.
It was soap, you guys. Not soup. Thanks for being there during this trying time.