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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I'm aware that my chili logic is probably completely wrong-headed.
I don't even like chili all that much.
I like Skyline, though, whatever you call their chili product. Can't speak to Goldstar, and I know there's a whole Goldstar vs. Skyline subset of the conversation.
I want to make a FCM out of this somehow, but I can't think of a third thing.
Raq has excellent taste.
I should make Jessica's chocolate cinnamon chili sometime.
Now I don't know Jessica's recipe, but I always put chocolate and cinnamon in my chili. And lots of cumin and chilli powder too, but definitely chocolate (or cocoa) and cinnamon.
Mmmmm.
Chili comes in a bowl. It has meat, and beans, and you eat it with a spoon and put crackers in it.
Skyline (and its ilk) can come in a bowl. It has meat, and beans (if you ask for them), and you definitely put crackers in it, and when all that is done, you have to eat it with a spoon.
It is, in fact, chili.
FCM: Skyline, Goldstar, Rozonda Thomas.
Today, all your specious arguments are belong to me.
I had never had Skyline until I moved to Columbus, and only because my friend/coworker from Cinci made me go. I thought it only came on top of things (baked potatoes, fries, hotdogs, etc.) I should now go and have it in a bowl to have the full experience.
ION, I now inexplicably want a corndog.
I still love the three-way, four-way, five-way Skyline terminology. Food + porn = who doesn't love it!
I still love the three-way, four-way, five-way Skyline terminology. Food + porn = who doesn't love it!
Cincinnati: the only city in the world where you can ask your waitress for a three-way and you don't get punched in the head for lewd innuendo.
(Again, I'm not really here; work is having an emergency, and I really should be working on my Annual Review, which is due, oh, Thursday.)
The Fairygothmother corsets are pretty, but I don't think they're custom-made to the measurements you send in. And if they aren't, they aren't worth that amount of money.
If someone is willing to spend the money on a corset, they should ALWAYS go for a custom-fitted one. Custom-fitted corsets are comfortable, whereas I've never, ever found a pre-made corset that is.
(Oh dear, I'm lecturing, aren't I? Oh well ...)
A properly-fitted corset needs 15-20 different measurements to be made, all of which ensure that your corset fits, well, you. Not some random fit model that the company used.
t /lecture-y
No, that's important junk to know. Or would be if I had money to spend on delicate stuff I could wear twice a year.
