Pontiac/AquaBlue on Christmas

[Peder]

Maybe a beer, hoisted to Carlos.

 

[SFG75]

Here here!....(raises coffee with warm sugar cookie creamer by coffee mate)

 

[Peder]

Here here!....(raises coffee with warm sugar cookie creamer by coffee mate)

I'll bring some scones from a local bakery we just discovered which are to die for. They should go well with that.

 

[sparkchaser]

We don't have a Christmas drink :sad:

You should invent one. Something with peppermint.

 

[Landslide]

I don't like peppermint. And you can pretty much drink port all year round.

 

[sparkchaser]

Embrace the hot caipirinha. It's a thing of beauty.

 

[Landslide]

Never had any. Never even heard of it before. I usually have a ginginha, but like porto, you can have it all year round.

 

[beer good]

And you can pretty much drink port all year round.

But at christmas, you can drink it in one of these:

 

[sparkchaser]

I like the way beer good thinks.

 

[Landslide]

But at christmas, you can drink it in one of these:

True. I also like the way you think. Now I need to get me one of those.

 

[sparkchaser]

Never had any. Never even heard of it before.

Your homework:

Ingredients:
5 centilitres cachaça
1 lime
2 to 3 Tl brown sugar

Instructions:
Quarter (or eighth) half of a lime into a glass and add the brown sugar. With a pestle/muddler muddle the lime and sugar. Add the cachaça and a stirring spoon (Important: For the protection of the glass before the water!) and top with hot water. Stir and serve.

Notes:
Hot caipi is served with less limes than "normal" Caipirinha because the hot water strengthens the taste of the ethereal(essential) lime oils.
Hot caipi, like all hot drinks, do not serve with straw .

 

[Landslide]

Your homework:

Ingredients:
5 centilitres cachaça
1 lime
2 to 3 Tl brown sugar

Instructions:
Quarter (or eighth) half of a lime into a glass and add the brown sugar. With a pestle/muddler muddle the lime and sugar. Add the cachaça and a stirring spoon (Important: For the protection of the glass before the water!) and top with hot water. Stir and serve.

Notes:
Hot caipi is served with less limes than "normal" Caipirinha because the hot water strengthens the taste of the ethereal(essential) lime oils.
Hot caipi, like all hot drinks, do not serve with straw .

Hummm, I'm intrigued...

 

[sparkchaser]

Did you make it?

 

[Landslide]

Nope. Maybe next year.

 

[snugasabug]

There are many misconceptions about the birth of Jesus.

For instance there were no kings - they were wise men. There were not necessarily three of them either. The bible doesn't state how many. I think the number three comes from the three gifts.

The wise men did not see jesus as a baby. They started their journey when they saw the star that appeared at the time of his birth. They arrived 2 or 3 years later when he would have been a toddler. We know this because of the age of the children that Herod ordered to be killed, hoping to kill Jesus too.

Also nowhere in the bible are we told to celebrate his birth at all, never mind at a certain date. The only occasion we are told to remember is his death, and that at no particular time. This is how important his birth is compared to his death: only 2 of the 4 gospels mention his birth and only one of those two goes into any detail.

There is also no mention of a stable, only a manger. Joseph and Mary were probably still on the streets when he was born

 

[sparkchaser]

ok

 

[Polly Parrot]

What's that got to do with our Carlos? Or is this another cunning plan to revive one of his, errr, unique Carlos-esque threads?

 

[SFG75]

ach-choo!

 

[Author]

Who? Oh that turkey. My evil twin. He is no longer. I buried him alive somewhere because he was making trouble. I will stand in his place with my top hat and all.

Oh and also: My new girlfriend's name is Sible.

 

[peteraaron]

Hmm...perhaps this explains the following post of yours:

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