Oh, Ms. Lovely and Wise Peababe:

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Rexer25 · #1 Post by **Rexer25** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 8:47 am

Am I disremembering, or did you say that you would buy Girl Scout cookies from Annie? It's that time of year. If not, please ignore, but you are still lovely and wise.

peacock2121 · #2 Post by **peacock2121** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:11 am

You bet I will.

I do not know if I said it or not.

Sounds like something I would say.

Appa23 · #3 Post by **Appa23** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:14 am

Rexer25 wrote:Am I disremembering, or did you say that you would buy Girl Scout cookies from Annie? It's that time of year. If not, please ignore, but you are still lovely and wise.

I do not know if this is a local or national thing on the part of the Girl Scouts -- my daughter's Brownie Troop is asking people to buy a box of cookies to be sent to a serviceperson in the Middle East.

Is Annie's troop doing it?

MarleysGh0st · #4 Post by **MarleysGh0st** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:15 am

Will you be driving Annie out east to deliver those cookies, Rexer?

peacock2121 · #5 Post by **peacock2121** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:15 am

Appa23 wrote:
Rexer25 wrote:Am I disremembering, or did you say that you would buy Girl Scout cookies from Annie? It's that time of year. If not, please ignore, but you are still lovely and wise.
I do not know if this is a local or national thing on the part of the Girl Scouts -- my daughter's Brownie Troop is asking people to buy a box of cookies to be sent to a serviceperson in the Middle East.

Is Annie's troop doing it?

I ain't sharing.

I want my own darn cookies.

Rexer25 · #6 Post by **Rexer25** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:17 am

Appa23 wrote:
Rexer25 wrote:Am I disremembering, or did you say that you would buy Girl Scout cookies from Annie? It's that time of year. If not, please ignore, but you are still lovely and wise.
I do not know if this is a local or national thing on the part of the Girl Scouts -- my daughter's Brownie Troop is asking people to buy a box of cookies to be sent to a serviceperson in the Middle East.

Is Annie's troop doing it?

I have not heard of anything like this locally.

christie1111 · #7 Post by **christie1111** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:18 am

The guy selling at work here has a note saying the same thing.

Rexer25 · #8 Post by **Rexer25** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:19 am

MarleysGh0st wrote:Will you be driving Annie out east to deliver those cookies, Rexer?

I have to save all my vacation and PTO to go to England this summer for the in-laws 50th wedding anniversary. If Pea will wait, we'll just drop 'em out the window as we fly over.

peacock2121 · #9 Post by **peacock2121** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:34 am

Rexer25 wrote:
MarleysGh0st wrote:Will you be driving Annie out east to deliver those cookies, Rexer?
I have to save all my vacation and PTO to go to England this summer for the in-laws 50th wedding anniversary. If Pea will wait, we'll just drop 'em out the window as we fly over.

Fine by me - even broken cookies taste good.

gsabc · #10 Post by **gsabc** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 10:37 am

peacock2121 wrote:
Rexer25 wrote:
MarleysGh0st wrote:Will you be driving Annie out east to deliver those cookies, Rexer?
I have to save all my vacation and PTO to go to England this summer for the in-laws 50th wedding anniversary. If Pea will wait, we'll just drop 'em out the window as we fly over.
Fine by me - even broken cookies taste good.

Better yet, they have no calories, which leak out of the break.

peacock2121 · #11 Post by **peacock2121** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 10:38 am

gsabc wrote:
peacock2121 wrote:
Rexer25 wrote: I have to save all my vacation and PTO to go to England this summer for the in-laws 50th wedding anniversary. If Pea will wait, we'll just drop 'em out the window as we fly over.
Fine by me - even broken cookies taste good.
Better yet, they have no calories, which leak out of the break.

Even better!

How does one get the calories out of ice cream?

gsabc · #12 Post by **gsabc** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 10:49 am

peacock2121 wrote:
gsabc wrote:
peacock2121 wrote: Fine by me - even broken cookies taste good.
Better yet, they have no calories, which leak out of the break.
Even better!

How does one get the calories out of ice cream?

Have it in a float with a diet soda. The calories in the ice cream are cancelled out.

Another method is to use the ice cream for medicinal purposes, like to cure depression. This also works with brandy, hot chocolate and cheesecake.

peacock2121 · #13 Post by **peacock2121** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:10 am

gsabc wrote:
peacock2121 wrote:
gsabc wrote: Better yet, they have no calories, which leak out of the break.
Even better!

How does one get the calories out of ice cream?
Have it in a float with a diet soda. The calories in the ice cream are cancelled out.

Another method is to use the ice cream for medicinal purposes, like to cure depression. This also works with brandy, hot chocolate and cheesecake.

Ice cream in a soda is just wrong. Just plain wrong.

Used as medicine is a great idea.

tlynn78 · #14 Post by **tlynn78** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:12 am

Ice cream in a soda is just wrong. Just plain wrong.

Root beer floats are NOT wrong.

If you don't use a dish, and take bites out of a carton, or take bites from someone else's dish, no calories. Of course, having seen me lately, you might choose not to take my dietary advice.

t.

earendel · #15 Post by **earendel** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:53 am

tlynn78 wrote:
Ice cream in a soda is just wrong. Just plain wrong.
Root beer floats are NOT wrong.

If you don't use a dish, and take bites out of a carton, or take bites from someone else's dish, no calories. Of course, having seen me lately, you might choose not to take my dietary advice.

t.

One could let the ice cream melt and thus the calories, locked in the ice crystals, would evaporate. Of course I'm not exactly the poster child for Weight Watchers, either, so don't go by me.

gsabc · #16 Post by **gsabc** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:54 am

You could always just drink the diet soda and eat the ice cream separately. Same effect. It all mixes in the stomach anyway.

peacock2121 · #17 Post by **peacock2121** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 12:06 pm

Mixing ice cream with soda is as wrong as putting your ice cream on your cake.

That should cover it.

gsabc · #18 Post by **gsabc** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 12:17 pm

Oh, gee, I've forgotten my science and a previous thread.

Frozen foods such as ice cream have no calories because calories are units of heat.

TheCalvinator24 · #19 Post by **TheCalvinator24** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 5:09 pm

peacock2121 wrote:Mixing ice cream with soda is as wrong as putting your ice cream on your cake.

That should cover it.

MMMM. Cake & Ice Cream.

kayrharris · #20 Post by **kayrharris** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 5:44 pm

I'm still mad about my favorite ice cream flavor - Black Raspberry Swirl - being discontinued. It was
creamy vanilla ice cream with swirls of black raspberry and slivers of dark chocolate!! I could get in
a pint and I threatened anyone in the family who touched it. I could eat 4 spoonfuls a day straight
from the carton. That would satisfy my sweet craving without ruining my diet.

Haagen-Dazs had something similar, but I can't find that flavor anymore either!!

ulysses5019 · #21 Post by **ulysses5019** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 5:47 pm

peacock2121 wrote:Mixing ice cream with soda is as wrong as putting your ice cream on your cake.

That should cover it.

How about vanilla ice cream and apple pie?

peacock2121 · #22 Post by **peacock2121** » Thu Jan 15, 2009 5:42 am

ulysses5019 wrote:
peacock2121 wrote:Mixing ice cream with soda is as wrong as putting your ice cream on your cake.

That should cover it.

How about vanilla ice cream and apple pie?

Ice cream should never, ever touch any other food substance, except a brownie.

Anything that gets mushy is a no no. Anything that changes the ice cream is a no no. Except for hot sauces that melt it just a bit and add flavor.

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