Stupid Guest Tricks

susislicker wrote:I LOVE rats. I got a pet rat when I was in 6th grade. He lived 4 yrs. You know, rats are only supposed to live 2 and a half or 3 yrs.

Thirteen years, if you happen to be a cowardly and evil animagus.

DisneyMom wrote:Hey, I've gotten some bad cuts with plastic knives...also the "child-safe" pumpkin cutter I used for this years competition at work- had to have a tetanus shot for that one....

And were you a child at the time you were using it??? It said nothing about being adult-safe... :D:

Ben and Jerrys (drroooooool) the hardest thing to do is decide when you go to one of their stores!!!

BRWombat wrote:Thirteen years, if you happen to be a cowardly and evil animagus.

My Richard was NOTHING like that disgusting beast..He was a loving and sweet rat who adored me. :remy:
susi*not Willard*slicker :D:

BRWombat wrote: And were you a child at the time you were using it??? It said nothing about being adult-safe... :D:

ohhhhhh.....next time I will get that kind!
(it also helps that my tetanus shot will protect me for another 10 years....I need it!) :p:

Arrrhhhhh Rats be a good source 'O meat on a loooong voyage! Arrrh Arrrgghghh!!

susislicker wrote:NO, cause the bestest ice cream in the whole wide world is Banana Split from Ben and Jerry's. It is new and soooooooo good. It has Banana and Strawberry ice cream with thick hot fudge syrup swirled through it, and pieces of real strawberry and nuts and fudge chunks, OMG, it is heaven in a pint. :liplick: And believe me I can eat a whole pint of it. It is my breakfast! To be fair, I get up at 5:30AM and have my slimfast and vitamins, then about 10 or 11AM I get out the Ben and Jerrys and sit here in front of the computer. I am eating some right NOW! I also like their Steven Colbert's Americone Dream. It is so good.... Love Ben and Jerrys. My favorite Baskin and Robbins ice cream was always Baseball Nut. I don't know if they even make that anymore.

susi

When I was visiting a friend in Maine we drove and ate our way across three states - Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, stopping at every candy company, maple syrup cannery, cheese factory, etc. My favorite was the Ben & Jerry's plant. It was fun watching them throw pints of ice cream across the room from the observation platform. They have a lot of fun things for the employees, like dressing in a certain theme on certain days. We got to sample whatever the flavor of the day was (blueberry, I think) and learned all about their community recycling program. They give all their unused ice cream to local pig farmers to feed the pigs, and all their plastic buckets are ground up and used for parts by the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory. Ben & Jerry are my recycling heroes, and they have wonderful ice cream, too!

Whazzup wrote:When I was visiting a friend in Maine we drove and ate our way across three states - Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, stopping at every candy company, maple syrup cannery, cheese factory, etc. My favorite was the Ben & Jerry's plant. It was fun watching them throw pints of ice cream across the room from the observation platform. They have a lot of fun things for the employees, like dressing in a certain theme on certain days. We got to sample whatever the flavor of the day was (blueberry, I think) and learned all about their community recycling program. They give all their unused ice cream to local pig farmers to feed the pigs, and all their plastic buckets are ground up and used for parts by the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory. Ben & Jerry are my recycling heroes, and they have wonderful ice cream, too!

They did a show on them in "made in America", now is is on DW and myself "Must do" list of places to visit!!

I miss Chubby Hubby. That was my favorite. All the good ones go to the graveyard.

vixen101485 wrote:I miss Chubby Hubby. That was my favorite. All the good ones go to the graveyard.

Sort of a metaphor for life at an ice cream factory!!

vixen101485 wrote:As God is my Witness, I thought Turkeys could fly

Uh... they can, at Disney World. Extremely short distances, and they drag their feet the whole way, but that doesn't stop 'em.