You betcha!Give me a pen and paper and 10 minutes, and I can name the entire Blue Jays' 25-man roster, and most of the 40-man. Does this make me a true fan?
That's enough of your Thor nonsense. I did not approve of that trade at the time; nor do I endorse it now. Heck, Dickey and his battery mate T-Hole aren't even on the ALCS roster.You betcha!
I can give you names and number of the entire 1986 Mets team. And the current roster. And where all of their guys came from or got traded to. Starting with Thor.
Yes - but Thor and his battery-mate are at home so you're doing OKThat's enough of your Thor nonsense. I did not approve of that trade at the time; nor do I endorse it now. Heck, Dickey and his battery mate T-Hole aren't even on the ALCS roster.
Well yes, there is that.Yes - but Thor and his battery-mate are at home so you're doing OK
Were they good?Deep fried conoli bites
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Were they good?
Sometimes things look better than they taste.
I used to work with his Dad, he's a real Northsider, not just a fair weather fan....I heard Donovan McNabb on the radio this morning. I've always liked him - seems like a good guy (DUI arrest aside). Anyway, apparently he's a huge Cubs fan - and a superstitious one at that. It's always funny to me when a professional athlete who spent the majority of their life putting hard work into becoming an elite athlete succumbs to the superstitions that go along with being a die hard fan. So the ESPN analysts are all staying in the same hotel last night but the hotel did not get Fox Sports 1 in the rooms, only the lobby. McNabb went down to the lobby to watch the game with the others but went back upstairs to change his jersey in the second inning for better luck. That right there is amazing to me. But then he took it one step further. Mike Golic said he's a huge Indians fan but would never wear a jersey for luck and McNabb turned into me in every sports argument I've ever had: "Well then you're not a TRUE fan. Name 5 players on the team."
Like I said - I've always liked Donovan McNabb.
how on earth do you fry a lemonade?It's cleared up. Now it is super hot. So far I have had a corny dog and fried snickers.
May try a fried lemonade.
very rapidly i would think...how on earth do you fry a lemonade?
You would think it would just boil away and/or evaporate....or explode.very rapidly i would think...
Maybe they freeze it first...You would think it would just boil away and/or evaporate....or explode.
Anyone who has ever put a cold liquid in hot oil knows this.
So then it becomes a mushy mess when the heat melts the ice? (not slurp)Maybe they freeze it first...
But a deep-fried mess.So then it becomes a mushy mess when the heat melts the ice? (not slurp)
You would then have to re-fry it to dry it out...making it "Refried Lemonade"But a deep-fried mess.
PassYou would then have to re-fry it to dry it out...making it "Refried Lemonade"
Oh, you'll love this. I was staring at this picture for a few minutes, sort of mesmerized by it. Then I looked closer (keep in mind that the dark background, with the clouded sky sort of threw me off a bit)--and I was trying to figure out why the ferris wheel had a few cars sticking out of the side of it--like an extra add-on effect, to the original ride.
I kept staring at this until it finally dawned on marble head , that it wasn't some sort of alien mutation growing out of the side of the ferris wheel--but that it was a separate ride (maybe a skyway tram ride, parallel to the ferris wheel)?!
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