Are UG and Bebop an item? They seem to spend a lot of time squabbling

Are UG and Bebop an item? They seem to spend a lot of time squabbling

I only fought, if you could call that, once.

Are UG and Bebop an item? They seem to spend a lot of time squabbling

I only fought, if you could call that, once.

So you're just a pushover then?

Pointy ears and sharp teeth has our ENDURE and he like to nibble on Bop´s c0ck

Pointy ears and sharp teeth has our ENDURE and he like to nibble on Bop´s c0ck

I always look before I touch. I'm a fussy girl, I am

Oh! oops., are you a girl?

Oh! oops., are you a girl?

No, I'm a poof

I don´t do such things in the waters I swim in. Cos in the big lake you can´t see it. Better to take dump. It floats.

Never had one of those worms swim up your "Pintoo" ?

I avoid foot-biting though, and toe-sucking and pretty much anything else to do with that area

There is a good reason why the Thais consider the foot to be the lowest, dirtiest part of the body !

Maybe they do things differently in your neck of the woods (jungle) though

Yeah... maybe something to do with the HUGE FLYING SAUCER that emerged from Lake Atitlan back in the '70's?

Check it out on Google..........

well, each to their own.. .I won´t let you forget you said that though....

well, each to their own.. .I won´t let you forget you said that though....

What - that I'm a poof or that I'm a fussy girl? The first is indubitably true. The second relies on the fact that the boyfriend bought me a duck for my birthday

Are UG and Bebop an item? They seem to spend a lot of time squabbling

I only fought, if you could call that, once.

So you're just a pushover then?

Only after a few pints.

Many thanks to you all for these, made me smile.

When posting on a new board its always a thought to what response you'll get, if any.

Much appreciated.

*Grin.

Blessings.

Muchissimo Welcome to tv.com!

well, each to their own.. .I won´t let you forget you said that though....

What - that I'm a poof or that I'm a fussy girl? The first is indubitably true. The second relies on the fact that the boyfriend bought me a duck for my birthday

:D

Ah.. Ducks.... totster is an expert on ducks. I on the other hand, am an expert in <deleted>...

Many thanks to you all for these, made me smile.

When posting on a new board its always a thought to what response you'll get, if any.

Much appreciated.

*Grin.

Blessings.

Muchissimo Welcome to tv.com!

well, each to their own.. .I won´t let you forget you said that though....

What - that I'm a poof or that I'm a fussy girl? The first is indubitably true. The second relies on the fact that the boyfriend bought me a duck for my birthday

:D

Ah.. Ducks.... totster is an expert on ducks. I on the other hand, am an expert in <deleted>...

I didn't want to ask about the ducks.

So, i guess you were missed?

So, i guess you were missed?

Missed by what? I didn't know anyone was aiming anything at me.

Are UG and Bebop an item? They seem to spend a lot of time squabbling

I only fought, if you could call that, once.

He did get VERY upset though!

Are UG and Bebop an item? They seem to spend a lot of time squabbling

I only fought, if you could call that, once.

He did get VERY upset though!

Yeah, right. A little cussing doesn't anger make.

Just means I'm a ^&%foulmouthed*^&^%^%^∧^&%^&&*%$#sojustbackthe^&%^&$$#$%, Alright?

Alright.

girls will be girls...

girls will be girls...

I guess that you must be speaking for yourself, because we ain't girls.

I can think of a few things one could do that would FORCE him to post... but they are not very nice and would probably result in my having to warn myself.

Lay it on me SugarBall. Dead doesn't mean gone.

See how effective that was?

The threat of violent measures is always more effective than the violence itself.

I can think of a few things one could do that would FORCE him to post... but they are not very nice and would probably result in my having to warn myself.

Lay it on me SugarBall. Dead doesn't mean gone.

See how effective that was?

The threat of violent measures is always more effective than the violence itself.

A man after my own heart!

The threat of violent measures is always more effective than the violence itself.

I knew you'd come around to the Machiavellian way of thinking as time passes, Meadish!

I love espresso macchiati.

I love espresso macchiati.

Not to get too off-topic but I've never heard of expresso macchiati?

Maybe I meant Latte. http://www.arikiart.com/coffee/espresso-expresso/

Macchiato

Macchiato comes from the Italian word that means "stained". Quite literally it is a short espresso with a mere stain of steamed milk foam added to it, one to two teaspoons max. Unfortunately, in America thanks to Starbucks, the word has been completely high jacked to stand for one of their flavored coffee drinks that is, as always, flooded with milk. Of course, multiple other coffee chains and shops have followed Starbucks lead so as to stay in the competition. Very few places believe they can compete by offering the original. To distinguish the true macchiato from the bastardization that has been popularized by Starbucks, you will find many coffee shops that will refer to a true machiatto as an "espresso macchiato".

I have to share a story I have of once ordering a macchiato at one of the "Dietrich" stores in Southern California. As always, I took up a position close to the so-called "barista" to supervise how they were going to prepare my coffee, knowing from experience that if I didn't do so, it would often not be made well. Sure enough, when she started to put in what should have been the very small measure of milk foam, she started shoveling in tablespoon after tablespoon of foam. I asked her to stop and start again, explaining that I wanted very little milk foam in the drink. She did so, and when it came to adding the milk, she proceeded to pile on the milk foam again. I practically yelled "Stop!" at her, to which she replied, "But it will taste so horrible without milk". That said it all; it was all about her and her taste in coffee. In her head she was making the drink for herself, not for me.

In her head she was making the drink for herself, not for me.

Cheers for that, Meadish.

Same experience here in the states re. coffee preparation.

Best I've had is northern Spain around Santiago where folks still have the 'old-world' attitudes towards affairs of the palate.

Maybe I meant Latte. http://www.arikiart.com/coffee/espresso-expresso/

Macchiato

Macchiato comes from the Italian word that means "stained". Quite literally it is a short espresso with a mere stain of steamed milk foam added to it, one to two teaspoons max. Unfortunately, in America thanks to Starbucks, the word has been completely high jacked to stand for one of their flavored coffee drinks that is, as always, flooded with milk. Of course, multiple other coffee chains and shops have followed Starbucks lead so as to stay in the competition. Very few places believe they can compete by offering the original. To distinguish the true macchiato from the bastardization that has been popularized by Starbucks, you will find many coffee shops that will refer to a true machiatto as an "espresso macchiato".

I have to share a story I have of once ordering a macchiato at one of the "Dietrich" stores in Southern California. As always, I took up a position close to the so-called "barista" to supervise how they were going to prepare my coffee, knowing from experience that if I didn't do so, it would often not be made well. Sure enough, when she started to put in what should have been the very small measure of milk foam, she started shoveling in tablespoon after tablespoon of foam. I asked her to stop and start again, explaining that I wanted very little milk foam in the drink. She did so, and when it came to adding the milk, she proceeded to pile on the milk foam again. I practically yelled "Stop!" at her, to which she replied, "But it will taste so horrible without milk". That said it all; it was all about her and her taste in coffee. In her head she was making the drink for herself, not for me.

What size did you order? If you wanted true you should've ordered a short. If you ordered anything else you are going to get more foam. You can easily get a true macchiato at Starbucks, just ask for it. What has become popular is a variation on the macchiato theme called a Caramel Macchiato. Same "stained" but with more milk and caramel to support the American sweet tooth. This is what the Baristas are used to making, however, any coffee drink "authentic" or "bastard" can be made at Starbucks by any Barista. Just ask if you don't see on the menu.

Hi guys,

Oops!!

I have never been to Southern California, but I do hope to go there some day. That story was part of the clipping I found about Macchiato... not my own experience.

Hi guys,

Oops!!

I have never been to Southern California, but I do hope to go there some day. That story was part of the clipping I found about Macchiato... not my own experience.

I thought that was you, sorry, Meadish. Well, for future reference it's good info to know as a Starbucks is always easier to find then the local guys.