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Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 5:29 pm**

Originally posted by Chanak
Impressing that neighbor with the gift of english muffin goodness is smart move, fable.

LOL! Food is all about diplomacy, isn't it?

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 5:40 pm**

Originally posted by Scayde
LMAO.....Now that is an original recipe

What's original about pancake batter with chocolate chips, and ice cream with strawberries on top? It's a favorite with people of all generations who are looking to gain weight.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 5:49 pm**

Originally posted by fable
What's original about pancake batter with chocolate chips, and ice cream with strawberries on top? It's a favorite with people of all generations who are looking to gain weight.

Oh It is was not the pancake, it was the way the english muffin figured into it

....Clever, I'll have to try it with brussel sprouts sometime

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 6:10 pm**

Originally posted by Scayde
Oh It is was not the pancake, it was the way the english muffin figured into it ....Clever, I'll have to try it with brussel sprouts sometime

'Cor. I just think I lost my appetite. For the next month.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 6:26 pm**

Originally posted by fable
'Cor. I just think I lost my appetite. For the next month.

LOL.....Don't worry fable, I was not going to give you the brussel sprouts

.......I will however share the pancake and strawberries.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 6:35 pm**

Originally posted by Chanak
Yeah, so they're not exactly from England. But dammy, they are good.

Everytime I see Kayless' new sig, I want to run out to the store and buy some.

Ah yes, my work here is done.

Originally posted by Chanak
What do you like on your English Muffin?

Usually I like my English muffins nice and simple, so I just put butter on them.

An English muffin, sausage bisque, bowl of cereal and glass of orange juice is my ultimate breakfast.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 6:36 pm**

I like the sound of the egg and bacon combination. Might have to try that this weekend

@Scayde, I fear giving someone brussel sprouts would not be taken well. Certainly not the same way an english muffin would be recieved.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 6:37 pm**

Re: Re: English Muffins

Originally posted by Kayless
Usually I like my English muffins nice and simple, so I just put butter on them. An English muffin, sausage bisque, bowl of cereal and glass of orange juice is my ultimate breakfast.

No pizza? And you call yourself American?

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 6:43 pm**

Originally posted by Mr Flibble
@Scayde, I fear giving someone brussel sprouts would not be taken well. Certainly not the same way an english muffin would be recieved.

LOL....to be honest, I had not thought ahead that far. Consider it a leftover childhood trauma. I am still trying to think of ways to get rid of the gawdaweful things

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 6:48 pm**

Re: Re: Re: English Muffins

Originally posted by fable
No pizza? And you call yourself American?

Pizza on my English muffin?

What am I, a Ninja Turtle?

Pizza is for lunch or dinner (only for breakfast after an all-nighter).

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:09 pm**

Re: Re: Re: Re: English Muffins

Originally posted by Kayless
Pizza on my English muffin? What am I, a Ninja Turtle? Pizza is for lunch or dinner (only for breakfast after an all-nighter).

Heh.

My wife eats a slice of cold pizza, occasionally, for breakfast. Something inside me finds that canaballistic, for some reason. I wonder if I have any pepperoni genes in my DNA.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:11 pm**

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: English Muffins

Originally posted by fable
Heh. My wife eats a slice of cold pizza, occasionally, for breakfast. Something inside me finds that canaballistic, for some reason. I wonder if I have any pepperoni genes in my DNA.

Pepperoni genes?

You know that would explain a lot.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:18 pm**

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: English Muffins

Originally posted by Kayless
Pepperoni genes? You know that would explain a lot.

Giving Kayless a free line concludes my good deed for the day, folks. Anyone else who wishes me to open doors, wave while passing churches and hand out grits to little old ladies on park benches will have to come back tomorrow.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:21 pm**

Damn, fable...giving Kayless a freebie qualifies you for sainthood.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:25 pm**

Originally posted by Chanak
Damn, fable...giving Kayless a freebie qualifies you for sainthood.

Thanks. Do I get blasting and smiting powers with that?

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:31 pm**

Originally posted by fable
Thanks. Do I get blasting and smiting powers with that?

I was thinking more along the lines of venerating you as the patron saint of English Muffins. Powers of spreading butter and preserves. Man, am I hungry. I probably ought to go get something to eat now.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:48 pm**

Originally posted by Chanak
I was thinking more along the lines of venerating you as the patron saint of English Muffins. Powers of spreading butter and preserves. Man, am I hungry. I probably ought to go get something to eat now.

LOL......are you getting yourself all worked up there Cowboy

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:56 pm**

Originally posted by Scayde
LOL......are you getting yourself all worked up there Cowboy

Hi beautiful.

*kiss*

I want some english muffins...I hope the bag will last long enough until you come home.

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 7:58 pm**

Originally posted by Chanak
Hi beautiful. *kiss*

I want some english muffins...I hope the bag will last long enough until you come home.

LOL..Well, if thre are crumbs in your mustache I will know where they all went.

BTW, I love the kissy smilie....he is cute

*kiss*

Posted: **Wed Apr 09, 2003 8:18 pm**

I once heard of a different definition for English muffins. I won't say what it was or where I heard it. I'll leave that to the more lascivious minded SYMers, of which there appears to be quite a few from my brief period in this asylum. Let's just say it was a rather "tasty" idea.