Noelie Wrote:I like blue Kool-Aid...I don't know what flavor it is, I just have this thing for blue food....
I love Tostitos blue corn chips. I can pop a good movie on and eat a whole bag with some good salsa.
DaveStrorm Wrote:I love Tostitos blue corn chips. I can pop a good movie on and eat a whole bag with some good salsa.
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fpw Wrote:Naaah! (Btw, what flavor Kool-Aid do you prefer?)I prefer my cyanide straight up. Make sure you use KCN and not NaCN. Some of us may be on low sodium diets.
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Scott Miller Wrote:How weird is that; I just had a conversation with my co-worker yesterday about blue food. He won't eat it because it doesn't appear naturally in any foods.
I have no idea why it turns my crank, but it does. Blue food, blue drinks...I don't even have to eat or drink it, I just like looking at it. Bombay blue sapphire, blue kool-aid, blue jello, blue M&M's, blue curacao...ok, I think I've said enough.
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Noelie Wrote:I have no idea why it turns my crank, but it does. Blue food, blue drinks...I don't even have to eat or drink it, I just like looking at it. Bombay blue sapphire, blue kool-aid, blue jello, blue M&M's, blue curacao...ok, I think I've said enough.
Now, although I don't drink, I do know that Bombay sapphire, which makes the world's finest gimlets (which, of course, I never drink) is clear -- only the bottle is blue.
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fpw Wrote:Now, although I don't drink, I do know that Bombay sapphire, which makes the world's finest gimlets (which, of course, I never drink) is clear -- only the bottle is blue.
You shouldn't drink. Drinkin's bayad, Mmmkay.
Noelie Wrote:I have no idea why it turns my crank, but it does. Blue food, blue drinks...I don't even have to eat or drink it, I just like looking at it. Bombay blue sapphire, blue kool-aid, blue jello, blue M&M's, blue curacao...ok, I think I've said enough.
I can understand that. Love looking a blue on the dinner table. There just isn't enough blue food.
I'm nuts about blue glass.... dinnerware, glassware, cannisters, candlesticks, goblets, mugs, salt and pepper shakers and on and on.
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Quote:Now, although I don't drink, I do know that Bombay sapphire, which makes the world's finest gimlets (which, of course, I never drink) is clear -- only the bottle is blue.That's disappointing. I don't drink it, so I assumed it was blue.
How many vikings does it take to change a light bulb?
None. The light from the burning monastery is more than sufficient.
May the Norse be with you.
EWMAN, Jr.
