Red Mosquito

dad wrote:

Bammer wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:How old is this person?

Older than me. I am 42.

How is her claim even possible?

She's a SUPER picky eater. There's a ton of stuff she doesn't/hasn't eaten/tried -- actually, a group of her friends had a dinner party group called NFS. Which stands for No Funny Stuff. Which she named because she said she'd be a part of the group but only if they all agreed, no funny stuff.

The only reason she tried it tonight is because my co-worker and I said we should try mixing rum and Dr. Pepper. And she said she would try that. But we told her she had to try Dr. Pepper on it's own first.

We've decided to call this cocktail (the rum & Dr. Pepper) a Covergirl. Partly because she said Dr Pepper tasted like lipstick and partly because her favorite band in New Kids on the Block.

I will never ever forget being on a family cruise vacation and this other family was always decked out in their Kansas Jayhawks gear and the food on the cruise ship is pretty much anything you want from any cuisine all the time, and they without fail ate sandwiches made of wonder bread, ham, and Kraft singles.

cruising for that ham sandwich life.

Bammer wrote:

dad wrote:

Bammer wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:How old is this person?

Older than me. I am 42.

How is her claim even possible?

She's a SUPER picky eater. There's a ton of stuff she doesn't/hasn't eaten/tried -- actually, a group of her friends had a dinner party group called NFS. Which stands for No Funny Stuff. Which she named because she said she'd be a part of the group but only if they all agreed, no funny stuff.

The only reason she tried it tonight is because my co-worker and I said we should try mixing rum and Dr. Pepper. And she said she would try that. But we told her she had to try Dr. Pepper on it's own first.

We've decided to call this cocktail (the rum & Dr. Pepper) a Covergirl. Partly because she said Dr Pepper tasted like lipstick and partly because her favorite band in New Kids on the Block.

I will never ever forget being on a family cruise vacation and this other family was always decked out in their Kansas Jayhawks gear and the food on the cruise ship is pretty much anything you want from any cuisine all the time, and they without fail ate sandwiches made of wonder bread, ham, and Kraft singles.

cruising for that ham sandwich life.

Ironically Fittingly they were a bunch of hams. Just big, round, waddling hams.

dad wrote:

Bammer wrote:

dad wrote:

Bammer wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:How old is this person?

Older than me. I am 42.

How is her claim even possible?

She's a SUPER picky eater. There's a ton of stuff she doesn't/hasn't eaten/tried -- actually, a group of her friends had a dinner party group called NFS. Which stands for No Funny Stuff. Which she named because she said she'd be a part of the group but only if they all agreed, no funny stuff.

The only reason she tried it tonight is because my co-worker and I said we should try mixing rum and Dr. Pepper. And she said she would try that. But we told her she had to try Dr. Pepper on it's own first.

We've decided to call this cocktail (the rum & Dr. Pepper) a Covergirl. Partly because she said Dr Pepper tasted like lipstick and partly because her favorite band in New Kids on the Block.

I will never ever forget being on a family cruise vacation and this other family was always decked out in their Kansas Jayhawks gear and the food on the cruise ship is pretty much anything you want from any cuisine all the time, and they without fail ate sandwiches made of wonder bread, ham, and Kraft singles.

cruising for that ham sandwich life.

Ironically Fittingly they were a bunch of hams. Just big, round, waddling hams.

wow.

epilogue wrote:

dad wrote:

Bammer wrote:

dad wrote:

Bammer wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:How old is this person?

Older than me. I am 42.

How is her claim even possible?

She's a SUPER picky eater. There's a ton of stuff she doesn't/hasn't eaten/tried -- actually, a group of her friends had a dinner party group called NFS. Which stands for No Funny Stuff. Which she named because she said she'd be a part of the group but only if they all agreed, no funny stuff.

The only reason she tried it tonight is because my co-worker and I said we should try mixing rum and Dr. Pepper. And she said she would try that. But we told her she had to try Dr. Pepper on it's own first.

We've decided to call this cocktail (the rum & Dr. Pepper) a Covergirl. Partly because she said Dr Pepper tasted like lipstick and partly because her favorite band in New Kids on the Block.

I will never ever forget being on a family cruise vacation and this other family was always decked out in their Kansas Jayhawks gear and the food on the cruise ship is pretty much anything you want from any cuisine all the time, and they without fail ate sandwiches made of wonder bread, ham, and Kraft singles.

cruising for that ham sandwich life.

Ironically Fittingly they were a bunch of hams. Just big, round, waddling hams.

wow.

unsurprising tbh

doug rr wrote:always had a good time in lawrence kansas..good diner food and good people..at last back in the day

epilogue wrote:

doug rr wrote:always had a good time in lawrence kansas..good diner food and good people..at last back in the day

Lawrence is a great town.

doug rr wrote:

epilogue wrote:

doug rr wrote:always had a good time in lawrence kansas..good diner food and good people..at last back in the day

Lawrence is a great town.

its no pittsburgh