~KitchenManager
Tue, Oct 20, 1998 (23:06)
seed
Got a problem? Well, then, take it in this here
easy to clean topic. Name a target and a food
choice and let the fun begin! Or not...
~sonja
Wed, Oct 21, 1998 (10:43)
#1
My problem is this:
FIGHT FOOD!
~riette
Thu, Oct 22, 1998 (03:11)
#2
Oh he��, I'll just start by hurling a stuffed chicken at my sister!
*WHACK!*
~sonja
Thu, Oct 22, 1998 (09:57)
#3
HMMMM! Delicious.
Now, eat THIS!
*spitting watermelon pips in your ugly face!*
~jgross
Thu, Oct 22, 1998 (19:34)
#4
licking them off,
but somehow forgetting to take the cake off the chair she
then sits down on
~autumn
Thu, Oct 22, 1998 (22:38)
#5
Here's scrapple in your eye.
~riette
Fri, Oct 23, 1998 (00:51)
#6
Yaiks!
Eat bobotie, vegitarian!
~riette
Fri, Oct 23, 1998 (00:52)
#7
And what are you going to do about the cake I just sat on, Jim? Take into consideration the unpeeled prickly pears I'm holding under my unshaved armpit!
~autumn
Fri, Oct 23, 1998 (08:40)
#8
Okay, what's bobotie? That's not some Namibian instant pizza crust, is it?
~jgross
Fri, Oct 23, 1998 (09:36)
#9
No no, it's the perspiration from the sweat glands on the
boobs of a baboon. Quite tasty, I might add.
And believe me, I certainly did notice those prickly pears,
but you don't mind, do you?, if I just stick a plate of raspberry jam
on the end of your salute there, Riette, in your hand? Ok, here ya go...
~sonja
Fri, Oct 23, 1998 (10:20)
#10
LOL LOL LOL!!!!
*crawling with laughter!*
Autumn, 'bobotie' is curried mince and raisins Boer dish.
~riette
Sun, Oct 25, 1998 (01:10)
#11
LOL!
What a visual!
Come here Jim - your hair needs combing. Just move over here to my jammy salute, and I'll fix it for you....
~jgross
Sun, Oct 25, 1998 (21:34)
#12
Are you in your jammies, too, your pajamas?
Is this like a slumber party?
Oh, uh, Sonja, would you by any chance like a nice shampoo?
Really?
Over here, yeah, just lean your head back into this sink....I'll get the
water going nice and warm, work it through your hair.
And let's just work this shampoo in.....like this.....yeah.
And would you like this jam shampoo mixed with a little peanut butter?
No problem.
Look, we're redheads now.
Well, I guess you're kinda brownish red.....but still....I wouldn't change it
for anything, if I were you.
Halloween's just a few days away, so......y'know, try to keep it fresh.
Don't let anyone munch on you.
Unless....unless....unless....you really want them to.
~sonja
Tue, Oct 27, 1998 (05:14)
#13
I'll just munch on myself - I love love love peanut butter.
*sucking my hair*
Now, let's replace your eyeballs with baby tomatoes. How cute you look! Now all we need is two raisins to stick up your nostril, an apple in your mouth, and there we go - you're ready to be served!
~jgross
Tue, Oct 27, 1998 (16:47)
#14
Can I have my darn eyeballs back?
Thanks, those tomatoes were stinging my retinas pretty bad.
Been months since I've had an apple.
Here, now, I'll just put a finger to this open nostril, blow
real hard out the other, and voila---pop goes the raisin
right onto Riette's adam's apple (which I've never tasted).
Sonja?
More peanut butter?.......for the face this time?
Okie-dokie.
All on and all done.
Yes! Physically, you look very attractive right now.
~riette
Wed, Oct 28, 1998 (00:55)
#15
�chewing my adam's apple like bubble gum�
Shall I blow you a bubble, Jim? Come closer.....closer....closer
WOW, you look fabulous covered in green slime! Oh baby!
~jgross
Wed, Oct 28, 1998 (17:09)
#16
Hey, let's all take a shower and get all this off.
Omigosh, I had no idea you'd take so quick to the idea, Sonja.
Oh yeah....I do like it warm, not hot.
Nice that there's this much room in here.
Now, uh, how 'bout if I take the nozzle.
There, looks like you're all wet and the peanut butter is rinsed off.
And Riette, you're all, and the slime job is gone from your face.
So let's see, how 'bout if we just add a little (a lot) chocolate mousse on
your scalps---y'know, since your hair's already wet, this is so easy to do.
Lordy, with these 2 shampoos you've had now, Sonja, your hair's gonna look incredible.
Riette, you say you want your hair to look green for a few days?
Ok, come a little closer (a little closer) and I'll blow out that nostril.
There's still plenty left where the first blast came from.
All outa raisins though, sorry.
~KitchenManager
Fri, Nov 13, 1998 (12:14)
#17
Top Vegetables Purchased in Supermarkets
1. Potato
2. Iceberg lettuce
3. Tomato
4. Onion
5. Carrot
6. Celery
7. Corn
8. Broccoli
9. Green cabbage
10. Cucumber
11. Bell pepper
12. Cauliflower
13. Leafy greens
14. Sweet potato
15. Mushroom
16. Summer squash
17. Green onion
18. Green bean
19. Radish
20. Asparagus
~jgross
Fri, Nov 13, 1998 (12:26)
#18
tomatos splash the best
and here's one that'll hold together all the way across the big pond
ok, here goes, Riette (don't look now, but....uh-oh.....eugh, wadda shot....
right in the kisseroo)
~riette
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (03:23)
#19
hmmm-hmmmm.....HMMMM! Haven't had tomatoes for a while - I can make a soup tonight! Now, let's see if I've got the ingredients right: cucumber, chopped up, and stuffed into your ears, chopped onion stuffed into your navel, chopped parsley - let's just stick it between your teeth so I can pluck it afterwards, the NATURAL way!; garlic....where can I find another hole....oh, you'll keep it on your tongue for me, will you? That's so kind - I'll just lick it off before eating the soup, then I don't even
ave to add it....
Some tomatoe juice down your throat - and remember, when I squeeze your tummy, you have to spurt!
And finally the tomatoes scraped off my kisseroo.....
Looks good? Hungry?
And how have you been lately? You've been sort of quiet in these conferences - perhaps that's because you've been reading alot?
~jgross
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (13:29)
#20
I been reading minds and laying low
waitin' for just the right tomato
I tend to get on people's nerves
when I look at things seriously
and it only serves
to ostracize me
so then I moan and groan
in my time alone
and I usually become of assistance during the making of soup
until I can find the right ingredients to throw for a loop
they must be squishy splashy and gush
upon contact---what a rush!
was this soup not supposed to drip down the back of your head real slow?
ok, well, let's see where I can put what's left of it....where should it go?
~TIM
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (14:20)
#21
I don't know...radical idea...eat it..maybe?
~stacey
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (14:27)
#22
radical alright.
Eating ammunition is not standard procedure in a food fight.
~TIM
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (14:31)
#23
Always try the unexpected in any form of combat. It's a good way to win.
~stacey
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (15:25)
#24
*smile*
good point!
~TIM
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (19:33)
#25
You'd be amazed at how well it works in the real thing. I was an aggressor in the army. (My unit pretended we were Russians, and attacked other American units.) This is war GAMES we are talking about, blanks, simulators, etc.
~riette
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (00:48)
#26
Well, this is neither blank, nor simulated - take that!!
ha-ha, You look so funny with smarties in your eye sockets!
Jim, for some reason I woke up thinking it was your birthday yesterday! Was it? I wanted to send you a card via e-mail, but thought, no, if I were wrong, you'd think me crazy.
~TIM
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (02:10)
#27
What is a smartie?
~jgross
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (08:30)
#28
it would've been funny
I don't like getting cards
unless they're written and made by the person sending them
then they're great
but getting a card on a day that's way off
makes it feel even better
it's crazier and gets me out of what I'm in
---what've you been into, Riette?
getting clean taking any meteor showers?
No? Here, then, let's wash your face and body in these wide slices of watermelon.....there, that's much better.....this is probably the
cleanest I've seen you in 15 years!
~stacey
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (09:11)
#29
Ree-head, are you going to be able to see the meteor shower?
~autumn
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (15:43)
#30
C'mon, Tim, Smarties are those little rolls of sweet-tart candies that the kids never want from their Halloween buckets. Were there no Smarties in Wisconsin??
~TIM
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (16:01)
#31
Yes we had them I just used to call them sweetarts, which was the brand name version.
~riette
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (16:13)
#32
Well, Jim, then it's good that I remembered your unbirthday, but I'm sorry I didn't send you a proper card - the thought just hit me so suddenly, there wasn't really time to make a proper card. But if you tell me your birthday, I'll make you a proper unbirthday card to make up for being so bad.
I've been mostly into the mirror - cannot believe how good I look covered in your pink cleansing potions! Almost good enough to eat!
Have you ever been covered in !Nara melon? It is a wild melon that grows in the Namib dessert, and which the Khoi people make wonderful soups with. They even have a song to praise it around the fire, which I shall sing to you as I cover every inch of you:
You round food
With many thorns
You many-breasted
Foster mother of our children
Even if I am far away
I will think of you
You food of my ancestors
I will never forget you
~jgross
Wed, Nov 18, 1998 (21:54)
#33
I have many San friends
who live in the Kalahari desert
but only a few, not too many, asked me to
give you a potato print of their song "Earth Pang"
so if I could take off your shirt (like this)
and if you could lie face down (like that)
I will print it out for you in cherry juice with these potato letter slices
on your back----perfect, mmm, skin so soft---now lie still, won't you?
(are you done playing with yer back muscles?)
I'll say the words to you in your voice:
sudden encounter, strange happenings
somewhere between yes and no
climbing the hour of honest questionings
somewhere between stop and go
the forest meets the sand
in the palm of your hand
a candle stays lit in the eye of the wind
where dreams see you asleep and want to crawl in
[my birthday was November 16....
no, just kidding, I just wanted to say that....
I was born on one of those days in 1950....
but I don't know which one.....
cuz at the time, I was way too young to know what was goin' on.....at all]
~riette
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (01:06)
#34
You were born in a round year, middle of the century! How cool! Cannot believe you don't remember it - I would love to know how you experienced your day of birth, I must say!
However, for your happy unbirthday, I have in the meantime baked you a mango soup in a baseball cap. And I am thoroughly honoured to hereby crown you as 'mango drenched, unbirthday king'!
~jgross
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (13:01)
#35
i do like roundness.
i can't believe it either, that i don't remember.
i experienced my day of birth with mom.
we worked hard together on it.
i've never since worked with her that hard.
she was only 33 and i was 0.
it didn't matter.
age difference was not a factor.
it actually worked in our favor.
i was 9 pounds and 2 ounces
and she was not.
comin' out the chute felt so organic.
i had alotta push behind me, it was just so different from Schlitterbaun.
i heard i was the first ever baby to come out laughing with joy.
one of the nurses fainted because of that.
well, that's about all i know about it.
yer birthing pretty much the same?
oh, um, here's a little mango soup spray for yer neck and shoulders.
Isa, would you like a capful, too?
sure, ya just put it on and wear it all day long for yer mommy
~autumn
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (21:30)
#36
Happy (un)Birthday, Jim!!
~riette
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (00:42)
#37
There you go!
All I can remember about my birthday, is Sonja punching me in the face. She came out first, and I was bridge. Mum says I came out with one black eye (really!), so we always tease Sonja about punching me in the eye to get there first!
~TIM
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (00:50)
#38
What a memory, I Now know for sure that you don't carry a grudge.
~jgross
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (02:09)
#39
Hey, there's Autumn.
And just covered in dim sum and frappe and guacamole and a banana split.
Oh yeah, wouldn't ya know it:
that's Tim again walking furtively and very quickly away.
I've never seen one person unload so much on another person.
Then again, I've never seen Autumn look so becoming now, either.
~TIM
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (04:09)
#40
...know when to walk away, know when to run...
From, "the Gambler", by Kenny Rogers
~riette
Sat, Nov 21, 1998 (00:25)
#41
A country music fan!
~TIM
Sat, Nov 21, 1998 (00:25)
#42
I am a MUSIC fan!!! I like all music: rock, R+B, country, jazz, rap, reggae,
classical, opera, oriental, et al...
~TIM
Sun, Nov 22, 1998 (04:12)
#43
I am a particular fan of the pulse of the music, It's beat.
~riette
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (00:53)
#44
I like more or less everything too, but not rap; gives me a headache.
~TIM
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (01:06)
#45
I'll remember that. so that I don't play any rap when you are around. Actually
not many white people like rap, in spite of the fact that one of the top rap
artists is white.
~riette
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (07:05)
#46
Vanilla Ice?
And don't be silly! Listen to any music you like when I'm there - it doesn't REALLY give me a headache; I just said it like that. Besides, you might know some nice rap music, and if I just refused to listen to it, I'd miss out! I'll bring some European techno music, and we can see who ends up with the biggest headache at the end of it! Which we can then soothe in a pub ....
~TIM
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (11:05)
#47
Riette, that sounds absolutely fabulous!! Besides, we'll have to go to sixth street. The party capitol of The southwest!!! It will definitely give you a new perspective on pub crawling.
~TIM
Mon, Nov 23, 1998 (11:08)
#48
Oh by the way, you were right, It is vanilla ice. Have you heard his latest
album? he sounds totally different.
~riette
Tue, Nov 24, 1998 (00:42)
#49
Pub crawling?? You mean we'll be crawling out?? ha-ha!
No, I've not heard Vanilla Ice's latest album - but I remember that one song, 'Ice Ice Baby!'; it was the only rap song I ever really liked. That's why I remembered his name. So I'm looking forward to hearing it.
~TIM
Tue, Nov 24, 1998 (00:51)
#50
Ice Ice Baby. Was his old style. His only hit in that style. His new stuff has more melody to it.
~riette
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (01:12)
#51
Yeah? I might like it then. I just don't like it when they do that monotonous talking thing to atonal music. That pi$$es me off.
~TIM
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (09:33)
#52
The music part of rap has dramatically improved. I'm pretty sure that you'll
like it.
~riette
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (10:45)
#53
Great! So we reserve one night for exchanging music then as well? I'll bring my favourite cd's along. I love listening to music and talking and just relaxing where it's warm and cosy.
~TIM
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (12:29)
#54
That's definitely a deal Riette. I'm Looking forward to it.
~riette
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (01:12)
#55
Good! Me too! And to beating your backside in poker!
~riette
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (01:20)
#56
In a manner of speaking, of course....
~TIM
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (01:53)
#57
Uh HUH! I know what you mean, Riette. And pigs might fly one day........
~riette
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (10:12)
#58
Just you wait! I'm a fast learner!
~TIM
Thu, Nov 26, 1998 (16:58)
#59
OK Riette, but I can be a very slow teacher, when it suits me. Some things I
like to take slow.
~riette
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (01:01)
#60
Some things have to be learned slowly in order to be well remembered.
~TIM
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (01:06)
#61
Oh yes Riette, true , true.
~riette
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (15:18)
#62
Sweetly so.
~TIM
Fri, Nov 27, 1998 (15:31)
#63
Slowly, Riette, Gradually over a long time period.
~riette
Sat, Nov 28, 1998 (00:39)
#64
So as to be sure of thoroughness and well-being.
~TIM
Sat, Nov 28, 1998 (00:48)
#65
Indeed, Riette, Also feeling good.
~riette
Sun, Nov 29, 1998 (01:15)
#66
Good? Good??? GREAT!
~TIM
Sun, Nov 29, 1998 (01:21)
#67
Riette, you are starting to sound like tony the tiger.
~riette
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (01:10)
#68
The wonderful thing about tiggers
is tiggers are wonderful things
their tops are made out of rubber
their bottoms are made out of springs
They're bouncy pouncy bouncy pouncy
fun fun fun fun fun
The wonderful thing about tiggers
is that I'm the only one.
I--I-I-I'm the only ONE!
~TIM
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (01:19)
#69
Tigger always was one of my favorite characters, Riette,. Another is Taz.
~riette
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (01:19)
#70
Well, his speeches I have to do from the other end, Tim, and I'm not sure you're comfortable with that!
~TIM
Mon, Nov 30, 1998 (01:19)
#71
The other end of what, Riette?
~riette
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (01:03)
#72
Okay, in English: my BUTT, Tim! You know how Taz does that farting thing the whole time.
~TIM
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (01:11)
#73
Actually, Riette, I've never seen that.
~riette
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (13:03)
#74
He DOES! But he does it with his tongue; my mother told me a girl is only allowed to make rude noises with those parts of her that are MEANT to make rude noises.
~TIM
Tue, Dec 1, 1998 (21:00)
#75
Oh dear, Riette, How do you fake a duck call?
~riette
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (00:51)
#76
I just fart it!
~TIM
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (00:57)
#77
Allright, Riette, this I gotta see!!!
~riette
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (11:13)
#78
Tim, with my kind of diet I could probably fart the Namibian anthem in harmonies!
~TIM
Wed, Dec 2, 1998 (12:23)
#79
Riette, THAT I've DEFINITELY got to see!!!
~riette
Thu, Dec 3, 1998 (00:19)
#80
ha-ha! Got a gas mask?
~TIM
Thu, Dec 3, 1998 (00:42)
#81
Riette, I said see,
~laughingskye
Mon, Apr 26, 1999 (10:23)
#82
so, the food fight ended with everyone happily farting duck calls...*sigh...
~KitchenManager
Tue, Apr 27, 1999 (01:51)
#83
and just what is THAT supposed to mean, missy?!?
~riette
Tue, Apr 27, 1999 (03:57)
#84
�QUAAAK QUAAAK - KWAAK�
It means we're cool and edgy.