Howdy everyone.
straycowboy
than I have in recent years. I also wanted to let you all know I have
sent my girlfriend the FAQ that Jon keeps on here. She and I have
been datting since October, 08 and as some of you remember I always
tell the person up front that i'm bi. I have recently moved in with
her. I do love her, and hope someday we might be married. So please
if she writes, tell her what whe wants or needs to know, if you can;
her email will probably be neophite. Thanks all.
Stewart
Straycowboy
Serene Vannoy
> I know it's been a while, and I should be participating in here more
> than I have in recent years.
Eh. Why should you be different from anyone else? Hiya, Stewart.
> I also wanted to let you all know I have
> sent my girlfriend the FAQ that Jon keeps on here. She and I have
> been datting since October, 08 and as some of you remember I always
> tell the person up front that i'm bi. I have recently moved in with
> her. I do love her, and hope someday we might be married. So please
> if she writes, tell her what whe wants or needs to know, if you can;
> her email will probably be neophite. Thanks all.
Ooh, we get to ruin one for you, huh? Hmmmmmmm.
Serene, feeling evil
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Ciaran McHale
> [...] So please if she writes, tell her what she wants or needs to
> know, if you can;
Sure. I'll certainly let her know that Nutella is over-rated, and that
BBQ-ripple ice-cream is pervertedly delightful.
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Serene Vannoy
> straycowboy wrote:
>> [...] So please if she writes, tell her what she wants or needs to
>> know, if you can;
>
> Sure. I'll certainly let her know that Nutella is over-rated,
Nutella is yucky. I have spoken.
> and that
> BBQ-ripple ice-cream is pervertedly delightful.
My family wants me to make bacon ice cream. I just might do it one of
these days.
Serene
David Weinshenker
> straycowboy wrote:
>> [...] So please if she writes, tell her what she wants or needs to
>> know, if you can;
>
> Sure. I'll certainly let her know that Nutella is over-rated, and that
> BBQ-ripple ice-cream is pervertedly delightful.
Never actually tried the ice cream; agree about the Nutella.
-dave w
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David Kaye
> I know it's been a while, and I should be participating in here more
> than I have in recent years.
Yeah, it all depends on you. As for me, I have little to say on the
topic. I fiddle around with men, I fiddle around with women.
Eh...and now what? I still read soc.bi because I'm thinking that I'm
going to see some kind relevation, and once in awhile it's happened.
David Weinshenker
> My family wants me to make bacon ice cream. I just might do it one of
> these days.
Hmmm... I wonder how that would come out? It sounds a
-little- odd, but then "everything is better with bacon!"
-dave w
Peter Flynn
Usually that's true, although I haven't tried bacon ice-cream.
The last odd flavour I tried was, of course, Ciarán's BBQ Ripple...
///Peter
David Weinshenker
There was actually such a concoction made? I always thought it was
more of a mythical concept than an actual recipe... so how was it?
Although, come to think of it, if one were going to make BBQ-ripple
ice cream, bacon ice cream might work well for the ice cream part of
the assembly.
-dave w
Peter Flynn
> Peter Flynn wrote:
>> David Weinshenker wrote:
>>> Serene Vannoy wrote:
>>>> My family wants me to make bacon ice cream. I just might do it one of
>>>> these days.
>>> Hmmm... I wonder how that would come out? It sounds a
>>> -little- odd, but then "everything is better with bacon!"
>> Usually that's true, although I haven't tried bacon ice-cream.
>> The last odd flavour I tried was, of course, Ciarán's BBQ Ripple...
>
> There was actually such a concoction made? I always thought it was
> more of a mythical concept than an actual recipe... so how was it?
No, perfectly genuine. His description is probably in the archives but
Google news search is broken.
1. Visit MacDonalds (yes, I realise this may cause some pain :-)
2. Buy one mcicecream, one chicken mcnuggets, get BBQ sauce
3. Eat mcnuggets
4. Pour BBQ sauce over icecream, mix gently
5. Eat
6. (optional) gag...
> Although, come to think of it, if one were going to make BBQ-ripple
> ice cream, bacon ice cream might work well for the ice cream part of
> the assembly.
Or not, as the case may be :-)
///Peter
Ciaran McHale
news:7mu20qF...@mid.individual.net:
>> There was actually such a concoction made? I always thought it
>> was more of a mythical concept than an actual recipe... so how
>> was it?
>
> No, perfectly genuine. His description is probably in the archives
> but Google news search is broken.
>
> 1. Visit MacDonalds (yes, I realise this may cause some pain :-)
> 2. Buy one mcicecream, one chicken mcnuggets, get BBQ sauce
> 3. Eat mcnuggets
> 4. Pour BBQ sauce over icecream, mix gently
> 5. Eat
> 6. (optional) gag...
Almost correct. You should use the BBQ ripple ice cream as a dip
for the chicken nuggets and french fries.
The first time I ate BBQ ripple ice cream was during my time
in university when I went to McDonalds with a class mate. I
started to eat my desert (ice cream) before the main course
(chicken nuggets and fries). My friend gave out to me, saying
that it was uncultured to eat a multi-course meal in the
wrong order. I thought that was silly so to annoy him I
invented BBQ ripple ice cream and decided to eat both courses
at the same time. It worked: my class mate was grossed out.
I was surprised to find that the flavour combination of
vanilla ice cream with strawberry-flavour topping and BBQ sauce
tasted much better than I had imagined so I occasionally had
it again to gross out other friends.
Several months later, some friends and I spent an evening
socialising with some foreigners who were in Dublin for a holiday.
We had a few drinks in a gay pub. Then we stopped off at McDonalds
on our way to a gay disco. One of the foreigners fancied me and
he tried to impress me by eating some of my BBQ ripple ice cream.
I thought to myself "If this guy is willing to eat BBQ ripple
ice cream in an attempt to seduce me then he must be *really*
desperate" and I found that to be a total turnoff.
So now you know. Do *not* attempt to use BBQ ripple ice cream
as an aphrodisiac.
Peter Flynn
> Peter Flynn <peter...@m.silmaril.ie> wrote in
> news:7mu20qF...@mid.individual.net:
>> David Weinshenker wrote:
>>> There was actually such a concoction made? I always thought it
>>> was more of a mythical concept than an actual recipe... so how
>>> was it?
>> No, perfectly genuine. His description is probably in the archives
>> but Google news search is broken.
>>
>> 1. Visit MacDonalds (yes, I realise this may cause some pain :-)
>> 2. Buy one mcicecream, one chicken mcnuggets, get BBQ sauce
>> 3. Eat mcnuggets
>> 4. Pour BBQ sauce over icecream, mix gently
>> 5. Eat
>> 6. (optional) gag...
>
> Almost correct. You should use the BBQ ripple ice cream as a dip
> for the chicken nuggets and french fries.
I grovel corrected :-)
> So now you know. Do *not* attempt to use BBQ ripple ice cream
> as an aphrodisiac.
Well damn :-)
///Peter
Alan J Rosenthal
>I was surprised to find that the flavour combination of
>vanilla ice cream with strawberry-flavour topping and BBQ sauce
>tasted much better than I had imagined
It's _got_ to taste better than _I_ imagine...
Peter Flynn
Huh? Oh, the *icecream*...yeah, sure :-)
///Peter