The Hangout!

janiedriver · Apr 9, 2004

Doing pretty well, how about you?
Going to work on another batch of my "Wench's Brew" today. It's a massage oil I make up that works well for instantly killing pain. Little by little I am getting followers.

banzibaby · Apr 9, 2004

Thats good, me doin good as well

Ooo can i have some of that oil for me back?

BaNzI

janiedriver · Apr 9, 2004

Yep, it works really great on backs.
I wonder if they would let me ship it?

janiedriver · Apr 10, 2004

Good Morning Sunshines! Coffee's ready. So is conversation. What'll you have for breakfast??

VIPER_1069 · Apr 10, 2004

EGGS.........

*waits for comments* lmao

FULL ENGLISH PLEASE extra TOAST

if you dont know what a FULL ENGLISH is janie then nows the time to learn lol

janiedriver · Apr 10, 2004

Guess I'd better learn....what's Full English?

VIPER_1069 · Apr 10, 2004

A full English breakfast , or traditional fry-up is the traditional breakfast dish of England. Scottish, Welsh and Irish breakfasts share some characteristics and ingredients. At its heart it consists of fried bacon and fried eggs but to earn the title of a "full English", a number of other ingredients would be expected. In British hotels and bed and breakfast establishments the term "full English breakfast" is used to differentiate between the larger multiple course breakfast that may include a cereal or a smoked kipper from the simpler "continental breakfast" of coffee (or tea) and croissants.

The bacon is traditionally fried. Poached or scrambled eggs and perhaps grilled bacon may be offered as alternatives. Some of the additional ingredients that might be offered as part of a "full English breakfast" include: pork sausages; black pudding; fried or grilled tomatoes; mushrooms; fried bread or possibly sauté potatoes; baked beans; kidneys; and bread and butter on the side.

janiedriver · Apr 10, 2004

That looks a lot like a Southern breakfast!
I like eggs and hash browns and toast and bacon.

VIPER_1069 · Apr 10, 2004

yeah we have hash browns as optional here too

with extra toast as well as the fried variant as per photo

The-poacher · Apr 10, 2004

One of the truly great british traditions <> a proper breakfast!!

VIPER_1069 · Apr 10, 2004

YEAH not exactly the greatest meal thats good for your heart but hey if you can manage to burn it off during the day then its not so bad

banzibaby · Apr 10, 2004

Mmmmmm that pic of the breakfast is making me hungry lol

BaNzI

LTR12101B · Apr 10, 2004

I normally go for cereal, BUT, having gone through a whole variety of brand name and own brand, I finally got the answer.

I mix two - the base is usually Tesco (own brand) Tropical Feast (not bad on it's own), but with a bit of a nut cluster one added.

serjer · Apr 11, 2004

woww think with this i may b able 2 take only 1 meal 4 a day

now i'm gettin hungry

janiedriver · Apr 11, 2004

Morning All my Sunshines!
I think Viper better cook this morning. Everyone got pretty hungry with the picture!
I would like a bowl of Cheerios with skim milk, no sugar.
And coffee with chocolate soymilk.

VIPER_1069 · Apr 11, 2004

cheerios taste revolting

skim milk ?!? hmmmmm waters thicker

no sugar ok can let you off on that one

coffee with chocolate milk ?! ewwwwwwwwwwwww

coffees not good for you lol !!!

orange juice is fine

usually have orange juice or soft drink with a full english

janiedriver · Apr 11, 2004

I just love having breakfast with you Viper. I get to have such decadent things!

banzibaby · Apr 11, 2004

Morning Janie

Hehehe, that VIPER, such a stickler for detail lol

BaNzI

janiedriver · Apr 11, 2004

Morning Banzi, and Happy Easter.
Somebody has to prepare a better breakfast than I do! May as well be Viper.
Did the Bunny bring you everything sweet that you wanted?

VIPER_1069 · Apr 11, 2004

i know what he brought thousands of screaming kids ..... TOOTH DECAY and a free pass ticket to the DENTIST lol

oh and a DENT In parents pockets everywhere lol