Lounge of Tomorrow

OOooooooohhhhhhhhh, cool ice cream flavors!

BE- I think you should send the thank-you. They might have something in the future and you may be better remembered.

Snowflake

03-07-2008 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 197035)

Attention Snowflake:

Go to BiRite Creamery near Delores Park and taste the Lavender Honey ice cream as well as the Salted Caramel ice cream and report back what other scrumptious flavors they have.

It's a dangerous mission, but please have pity on us poor Southern Californians.

Ooh, I know exactly where this is and it will be in my future since I will be going here to dine very soon and Dolores Park is a mere 2 blocks over. :p

I will also be dining here in the coming weeks, with a name like Weird Fish, how can I not try it?

How exciting, once I try the ice cream and report on the flavors, I can pose in front of a sign that says Mission Accomplished!

Nephythys

03-07-2008 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 194240)

I didn't know the Hitachi Magic Wand could get a the flu.

*LOL*

Oh- *phew*

Yeah

€uroMeinke

03-07-2008 01:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph (Post 196981)

I'm in Singapore airport. It's pretty swanky.

What happened to France?

Gemini Cricket

03-07-2008 02:01 PM

So, Euromonkey, how was Regina's?
:)

Nephythys

03-07-2008 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 194240)

I didn't know the Hitachi Magic Wand could get a the flu.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DreadPirateRoberts (Post 194274)

that's the secret code word for "out of batteries"

I can honestly tell you that until many days after that post I have never owned a battery operated "fun" toy.

Disneyphile

03-07-2008 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by katiesue (Post 196932)

Things I've learned staying at my Mothers -

Milk is good up to 6 weeks past the expiration date.

Even if there's only one small piece of brocolli left - don't throw it out instead save it in one of the 10,000 empty margarine containers in the fridge.

Sounds like what I'll have to look forward to every time I stay at my parents' house from now on.

My father believes:

Expiration dates only exist for companies to make more money.
Things don't rot. They just ripen or age and can be scraped off or filtered and still be edible.

How my mother put up with him for 46 years is beyond me.

Gemini Cricket

03-07-2008 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Disneyphile (Post 197099)

My father believes:

Expiration dates only exist for companies to make more money.
Things don't rot. They just ripen or age and can be scraped off or filtered and still be edible.