The Syndicate

I imagine it would be a process through which several machines do specialized tasks. Or maybe people make them i dunno.

Mongoose wrote:FYI: Just loving this thread today, by the way.

:O :3

I'm pretty sure a machine stuffed them but they are still good. I ate them all and want more.

jalapeno poppers and ice water

ture, but these are just frozen ones.

ture
these ones have cream cheese in them and i like them

Jalapeño poppers are jalapeño peppers that have been hollowed out, stuffed with a mixture of cheese, spices, and sometimes ground meat.

ture
i'm houngary

myabe i'll make some jalapeno poppers

Vompatti wrote:I'm going to the chili flavoured sausage realm before the dessert.

yeah i bet you live in hot sausage realm every day

i don't ahve a camerai k :'9

It just arrived in the mail and I've never bee nm so happy in my life.

I can't imagine being allergic to chocolate, I don't think I'd live very long if I were.

I see Celestial Seasoning tea boxes at the store all the time, but I've not tried any yet.

I have come to like many of the ones from PA. I've also come to realize many sites have really bad smileys. FB has some good ones. I miss my custom smileys on MSN. :'(

It's been a week since the cord to my heapdhones broke and if i have to wait much longer for a replacement I think I might go postal

I just saw Cloverfield. It was alright, but I would have liked it more if I cared about the characters more I think.

On one hand I'd really like to play a Homestar Runner themed game, but on the other I'm not sure I'm ready for another mafia game yet. Are the good times truly over?

Dude, seriously, dude. You have got to read The Casual Vacancy. It's so good. It reads a bit more like Jonathan Franzen's tragicomedies than Harry Potter. So good. I'll definitely be reading it sometime soon, but not too soon. I have a habit of starting books and then not finishing them until month...

Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:I've had white tea with rose buds before and it was quite good tasting.

I'm allergic to the following things, which can make tea-drinking somewhat precarious:

Roses, cinnamon, mint.

The first and last ones do seem somewhat hard to avoid with tea blends.

I've had white tea with rose buds before and it was quite good tasting.

I'm reading The Cuckoo's Calling because it was recommended to me and because not having any way to listen to music or watch videos forces me to rely on books for entertainment at the moment. So far it's pretty much what I expected, which is a good thing I think. I had an ebook version of Lolita on...

I'm reading The Cuckoo's Calling because it was recommended to me and because not having any way to listen to music or watch videos forces me to rely on books for entertainment at the moment. So far it's pretty much what I expected, which is a good thing I think. I had an ebook version of Lolita on ...

I have no idea how they compare since I've never had either. I've also read that iced oolong is supposed to mix well with gin but I've yet to find out.

Lizzy - thanks for the suggestions! I have another question for those of you who imbibe the spirits. Back when I was bartending, one idea I had to bring "new" drinks to my crowd was to start playing with tea and booze combinations. Obviously some of the stronger boozes would totally crush...

black pls

Epignosis wrote:
A Person wrote:Maybe it means a foot from the page.
Could mean a note I deliver with my foot up the author's rear end too.

Maybe it means a foot from the page.

i like sriracha with rice

Oh that sucks, Matt. See if your library can do an ILL, or Interlibrary Loan? When my library doesn't have what I need, they can borrow from thousands of reciprocacting libraries. I've even borrowed a book from Alaska before (I'm in FL). I know I can order books from different branches of the distr...

Let's just say vomps' mind is darker than one could imagine :O

I woudln't mind some wine.

When I lived in Virginia, there was a store down the road that sold health stuff/hobby stuff and they had some ok tea. I used to buy boxes of bagged oolong from there. In Michigan I live in the middle of nowhere, so any physical store costs $10 in gas to get to. I suppose the best thing to do would ...

It would be hard to explain that, but I'm sure many people would've done the same thing.

I do have a public library, it's just an awful one. I've just checked their online catalog and it wasn't there, just as I expected. I think I've looked for it there before.

Those seem kind of expensive, maybe i could get someone to do it as a gift or something. So far I've been lucky to have a very nice tea drinking friend who has given me tea <3

I've been meaning to read it but books cost money and I don't often have that or the opportunity to spend it.

Vompatti wrote:
Lizzy wrote:
Mongoose wrote:
A Person wrote:I'm perceived more sides of that wombat than I could ever wish to.
Oooh scandalous!
That doesn't even begin to cover it.
I have no idea waht you're talking about.

I'll start posting screenshots if i have to.

I wish I had a local tea shop

I'm perceived more sides of that wombat than I could ever wish to.

Mongoose wrote:What kind of Pu-erh do you like, A Person?

Whatever I get my hands on so far. I've not had the pleasure of ordering anything specific from the internet, just bagged stuff so far.

I make iced tea by steeping twice as much tea as normal and then pouring it over a cup of ice.

I've wanted to try Lady Grey but I've not yet.

Lizzy just convinced me to put milk in my pu-erh, I didn't like it too much but it wasn't bad. Maybe it would work better for people who like milk in their tea.

Iced green tea is good, I like making longjing tea that way.

I've got one like this:

I'd like to buy neat infusers but they are expensive and ultimately pointless.

Elohcin wrote:Sorry. Its just that talking on the internet to each other brings back fond memories. We met on the net, ya' know.

i am pretty sure keven is joking, he says worse on a daily basis

@ tea drinkers - I've always wanted to experement with loose tea preperation but have never had the opportunity - I have an electric water kettle - I assume I need a tea defuser ball and some loose tea? Where would you guys reccomend a new person start? That's what I use. I've read that some people...

Oolong tea is surely the best thing mankind has invented.

Vompatti wrote:
A Person wrote:Put on a persona of being a mysterious writer type, then she'll want you for sure k
I don't think I know how to act mysterious k

Act like your normal shy, introverted self but with more self confidence.

Put on a persona of being a mysterious writer type, then she'll want you for sure k

Lizzy wrote:
Vompatti wrote: She's married and it might just be the valve k
ho then you should marry the gril with pretty hands and ride your ill-valved bike into the sunset k

ture, but if he keeps eating chips he'll get an ill-valved heart

Lizzy wrote:Tuer.

Also, I don't know why, but I'm somewhat reluctant when it comes to Japanese teas. :A For now imma gonna focus on China, Taiwan and perhaps Darjeeling k. :A

I have yet to be turely disappointed by tea so I'm all for trying anything I get my hands on. ddks

I bet i know what it is but I'm not saying

but it's unhealthy and the nice gril who liked your story might not find you phsyically atttaricve k ture same goes for the gril with pretty hands k ture :'7 the gril with pretty hands is much thinner than me :'*///*/77'/ You should take up riding your bike around places you've seen her so you meet...

but it's unhealthy and the nice gril who liked your story might not find you phsyically atttaricve k ture same goes for the gril with pretty hands k ture :'7 the gril with pretty hands is much thinner than me :'*///*/77'/ You should take up riding your bike around places you've seen her so you meet...

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