Quick question about born on dates

[gopher_byrd]

snout or snot? thought it was snout

I think it's snout complete with the included snot. But don't forget to get the extra eyeballs and drool!

 

[sc12]

This has come up before. Personally, I would prefer to see the mixed date on the bottle so that I can tell at a glance whether a particular juice has reached MY sweet spot.

 

[fraychek]

snout or snot? thought it was snout

Couldn't be snout. Perkins is kosher.

 

[mistike]

This has come up before. Personally, I would prefer to see the mixed date on the bottle so that I can tell at a glance whether a particular juice has reached MY sweet spot.

me too... I've written it on the labels when I knew it

 

[penguiness]

Couldn't be snout. Perkins is kosher.

While that is a nice thought, I don't see a gentle way of obtaining the bug parts. Not sure what kind of flavor changer it would create!

 

[Kent Brooks]

This has come up before. Personally, I would prefer to see the mixed date on the bottle so that I can tell at a glance whether a particular juice has reached MY sweet spot.

totally on the same page here - this is in the works in the very near future.

 

[fraychek]

While that is a nice thought, I don't see a gentle way of obtaining the bug parts. Not sure what kind of flavor changer it would create!

Around here we smack 'em with a flipflop.

 

[penguiness]

Around here we smack 'em with a flipflop.

That won't work for Paste. You smashed the juice out of 'em

 

[fraychek]

That won't work for Paste. You smashed the juice out of 'em

Smack, not squish. A glancing blow. OTOH, I have 2 indoor kitties here that don't get a chance to chase squirrels and catch birds. Once in a while a small lizard or tree frog manages to get in under the screen door and, living in Florida, there is the occasional cucaracha. In those cases the kitties go into full predator mode, chaos reigns and parts are available. Sometimes I don't step on them when I come down the hall in the morning, but often . . . ewwwwww.

 

[DaBucs]

Smack, not squish. A glancing blow. OTOH, I have 2 indoor kitties here that don't get a chance to chase squirrels and catch birds. Once in a while a small lizard or tree frog manages to get in under the screen door and, living in Florida, there is the occasional cucaracha. In those cases the kitties go into full predator mode, chaos reigns and parts are available. Sometimes I don't step on them when I come down the hall in the morning, but often . . . ewwwwww.

You forgot to mention that those cucaracha have wings and fly and get huge...shivers....I still remember when I first moved to florida and a flyer came at me

 

[Megan Kogijiki Ratchford]

You forgot to mention that those cucaracha have wings and fly and get huge...shivers....I still remember when I first moved to florida and a flyer came at me

We had them when I lived in Dallas. They ate the tin foil we had melted cheese onto and they where huge! 3" long bodies with 4" of antennas...we tried to have our landlord send in an exterminator but he refused because "Oh, those aren't roaches, thems Japanese water beetles!"

 

[keithu2]

You forgot to mention that those cucaracha have wings and fly and get huge...shivers....I still remember when I first moved to florida and a flyer came at me

LOL - we call them B-52's . . . . ..

 

[fraychek]

You forgot to mention that those cucaracha have wings and fly and get huge...shivers....I still remember when I first moved to florida and a flyer came at me

I've been living with them since 1951 when my parents dragged me from Pennsylvania to Miami Beach, where I grew up. I don't like them, but they don't give me the creeps anymore. Remember, for every one you see there are a couple hundred back at home in your walls and plumbing.

 

[DaBucs]

LOL - we call them B-52's . . . . ..

yup one of those names used here too hehe

btw be safe from Iselle and Julio

 

[Kent Brooks]

yup one of those names used here too hehe

btw be safe from Iselle and Julio

Looks like Julio is going north. Islelle wet her pants though, yeouch.