Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
Options
Replies
-
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I've had Pop Rocks and Pixy Stix and I think my eating-straight-sugar days are probably behind me...stuff like that is what you remember fondly from your childhood but when you actually taste it again it is NOT what you remember, lol.
I still eat pop rocks. There is this chocolate bar that has pop rocks and jujubes in them. Totally my favourite
0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Protein farts was a suggestion to Quik for her card.
Son seems to have burst an ear drum and is in a lot of pain. Still waiting on Doctor.
Oh man!! That's no good!! Hope he's ok!!orangesmartie wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »orangesmartie wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »I hate it when I realize I've missed good conversations in here. Right now I'm regretting having missed the pronunciations arc.
Jump right in! What you got?!?
Well for starters, is it pronounced sher-bet, sher-bit, sher-bert or sher-bay?Who was the guy that did his 666 confession in here and had some stuff like peeing off the side of the house and other stuff. He was active, then I think after that confession (some pretty personal stuff) he disappeared. I think he got embarrassed.
Maybe his cousin found out?
Sher-bet
Sher-bert
If I'm talking about it and the printed word is not nearby then it's "sore-bay", but if it's somewhere spelled "sherbet" then I pronounce it that way. We tend to see "sorbet" here more frequently than "sherbet" here though.
Sorbet is different to sherbet though. Sorbet is a frozen thingy sometimes given as dessert usually used as a palate cleanser between meals. Sherbet is a fizzy powder. Or have I totally lost the plot?
As evidenced by the video I posted, sher-Bert is a sugary alternative to ice cream.
I confess - I didn't watch the video. I didn't want everyone if my office to wonder what I was doing...
But when you do watch it, your happiness will increase by at least 230%.
I'm holding you to that!
Um, that three minutes of my life I'll never get back. I did, however, go to Amazon to see if it was a real thing and found this review...
I somehow missed this video...
Don't go find it, @Oberon21! You will not find it funny.
Ahh got it. Bodily functions I assume.
Yep.
Thanks for having my back.
0 -
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I've had Pop Rocks and Pixy Stix and I think my eating-straight-sugar days are probably behind me...stuff like that is what you remember fondly from your childhood but when you actually taste it again it is NOT what you remember, lol.
I still eat pop rocks. There is this chocolate bar that has pop rocks and jujubes in them. Totally my favourite
Firecracker bars! I don't remember the brand. But dark chocolate, sea salt, chili and pop rocks! YUM!0 -
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I've had Pop Rocks and Pixy Stix and I think my eating-straight-sugar days are probably behind me...stuff like that is what you remember fondly from your childhood but when you actually taste it again it is NOT what you remember, lol.
I still eat pop rocks. There is this chocolate bar that has pop rocks and jujubes in them. Totally my favourite
Is it one of those Cadbury ones? I think I've seen them but I'm not much for milk chocolate so I've been scared to try them.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I've had Pop Rocks and Pixy Stix and I think my eating-straight-sugar days are probably behind me...stuff like that is what you remember fondly from your childhood but when you actually taste it again it is NOT what you remember, lol.
I still eat pop rocks. There is this chocolate bar that has pop rocks and jujubes in them. Totally my favourite
Firecracker bars! I don't remember the brand. But dark chocolate, sea salt, chili and pop rocks! YUM!
Now THAT I would eat. I need to Google this. Chili dark chocolate is my all time favourite.0 -
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I've had Pop Rocks and Pixy Stix and I think my eating-straight-sugar days are probably behind me...stuff like that is what you remember fondly from your childhood but when you actually taste it again it is NOT what you remember, lol.
Remember was it Mikey who died from eating pop rocks and soda? That was an urban legend for years!0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I've had Pop Rocks and Pixy Stix and I think my eating-straight-sugar days are probably behind me...stuff like that is what you remember fondly from your childhood but when you actually taste it again it is NOT what you remember, lol.
I still eat pop rocks. There is this chocolate bar that has pop rocks and jujubes in them. Totally my favourite
Firecracker bars! I don't remember the brand. But dark chocolate, sea salt, chili and pop rocks! YUM!
Now THAT I would eat. I need to Google this. Chili dark chocolate is my all time favourite.
I have never heard of these either.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I've had Pop Rocks and Pixy Stix and I think my eating-straight-sugar days are probably behind me...stuff like that is what you remember fondly from your childhood but when you actually taste it again it is NOT what you remember, lol.
I still eat pop rocks. There is this chocolate bar that has pop rocks and jujubes in them. Totally my favourite
Firecracker bars! I don't remember the brand. But dark chocolate, sea salt, chili and pop rocks! YUM!
Now THAT I would eat. I need to Google this. Chili dark chocolate is my all time favourite.
I haven't heard of chili and chocolate either. I am apparently quite sheltered.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Protein farts was a suggestion to Quik for her card.
Son seems to have burst an ear drum and is in a lot of pain. Still waiting on Doctor.
Oh man!! That's no good!! Hope he's ok!!orangesmartie wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »orangesmartie wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »I hate it when I realize I've missed good conversations in here. Right now I'm regretting having missed the pronunciations arc.
Jump right in! What you got?!?
Well for starters, is it pronounced sher-bet, sher-bit, sher-bert or sher-bay?Who was the guy that did his 666 confession in here and had some stuff like peeing off the side of the house and other stuff. He was active, then I think after that confession (some pretty personal stuff) he disappeared. I think he got embarrassed.
Maybe his cousin found out?
Sher-bet
Sher-bert
If I'm talking about it and the printed word is not nearby then it's "sore-bay", but if it's somewhere spelled "sherbet" then I pronounce it that way. We tend to see "sorbet" here more frequently than "sherbet" here though.
Sorbet is different to sherbet though. Sorbet is a frozen thingy sometimes given as dessert usually used as a palate cleanser between meals. Sherbet is a fizzy powder. Or have I totally lost the plot?
As evidenced by the video I posted, sher-Bert is a sugary alternative to ice cream.
I'm on my phone so don't see photos or videos, but I wouldn't say it was an alternative0 -
-
-
quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Protein farts was a suggestion to Quik for her card.
Son seems to have burst an ear drum and is in a lot of pain. Still waiting on Doctor.
Oh man!! That's no good!! Hope he's ok!!orangesmartie wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »orangesmartie wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »I hate it when I realize I've missed good conversations in here. Right now I'm regretting having missed the pronunciations arc.
Jump right in! What you got?!?
Well for starters, is it pronounced sher-bet, sher-bit, sher-bert or sher-bay?Who was the guy that did his 666 confession in here and had some stuff like peeing off the side of the house and other stuff. He was active, then I think after that confession (some pretty personal stuff) he disappeared. I think he got embarrassed.
Maybe his cousin found out?
Sher-bet
Sher-bert
If I'm talking about it and the printed word is not nearby then it's "sore-bay", but if it's somewhere spelled "sherbet" then I pronounce it that way. We tend to see "sorbet" here more frequently than "sherbet" here though.
Sorbet is different to sherbet though. Sorbet is a frozen thingy sometimes given as dessert usually used as a palate cleanser between meals. Sherbet is a fizzy powder. Or have I totally lost the plot?
As evidenced by the video I posted, sher-Bert is a sugary alternative to ice cream.
I confess - I didn't watch the video. I didn't want everyone if my office to wonder what I was doing...
But when you do watch it, your happiness will increase by at least 230%.
I'm holding you to that!
Um, that's three minutes of my life I'll never get back. I did, however, go to Amazon to see if it was a real thing and found this review...quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Protein farts was a suggestion to Quik for her card.
Son seems to have burst an ear drum and is in a lot of pain. Still waiting on Doctor.
Oh man!! That's no good!! Hope he's ok!!orangesmartie wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »orangesmartie wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »I hate it when I realize I've missed good conversations in here. Right now I'm regretting having missed the pronunciations arc.
Jump right in! What you got?!?
Well for starters, is it pronounced sher-bet, sher-bit, sher-bert or sher-bay?Who was the guy that did his 666 confession in here and had some stuff like peeing off the side of the house and other stuff. He was active, then I think after that confession (some pretty personal stuff) he disappeared. I think he got embarrassed.
Maybe his cousin found out?
Sher-bet
Sher-bert
If I'm talking about it and the printed word is not nearby then it's "sore-bay", but if it's somewhere spelled "sherbet" then I pronounce it that way. We tend to see "sorbet" here more frequently than "sherbet" here though.
Sorbet is different to sherbet though. Sorbet is a frozen thingy sometimes given as dessert usually used as a palate cleanser between meals. Sherbet is a fizzy powder. Or have I totally lost the plot?
As evidenced by the video I posted, sher-Bert is a sugary alternative to ice cream.
I confess - I didn't watch the video. I didn't want everyone if my office to wonder what I was doing...
But when you do watch it, your happiness will increase by at least 230%.
I'm holding you to that!
Um, that's three minutes of my life I'll never get back. I did, however, go to Amazon to see if it was a real thing and found this review...
So it worked indirectly at least? Lol0 -
orangesmartie wrote: »
Yes, exactly, we don't have the fizzy powder on this side of the Atlantic, so as far as I knew they were both just names for non-dairy frozen desserts (although the Google explanation claims that there is indeed some milk in the "sherbet" iteration, which I wasn't aware of and could probably not distinguish a difference between. I assumed it was an Americanised spelling thing vs our clinging onto the French.
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I may need to try this when I am in England...
I will make a list and stock up on all the things you need to try[/quote]
Yes! And you need to try candy corn... I haven't forgotten! And off to Dollywood we go! Full agenda!
I am still not too keen on clotted cream...0 -
cheshirecatastrophe wrote: »My scale is tared to 5 pounds above zero.
It makes me feel better that I get to subtract 5 off the reading.
Similarly, I add 1 to 1.5 lbs to my "recorded" weight compared to what my scale says, and I only log when my weight reaches a new low. It feels good to look at my report and see only consistent losses, and when there aren't losses, I can remind myself that I've been adding a pound each time anyways.
0 -
orangesmartie wrote: »
Yes, exactly, we don't have the fizzy powder on this side of the Atlantic, so as far as I knew they were both just names for non-dairy frozen desserts (although the Google explanation claims that there is indeed some milk in the "sherbet" iteration, which I wasn't aware of and could probably not distinguish a difference between. I assumed it was an Americanised spelling thing vs our clinging onto the French.
You need to have the fizzy powder version of sherbet. Will rot your teeth and maybe make you hyperactive but it's awesome !
I may need to try this when I am in England...
I will make a list and stock up on all the things you need to try
Yes! And you need to try candy corn... I haven't forgotten! And off to Dollywood we go! Full agenda!
I am still not too keen on clotted cream...[/quote]
Clotted cream is amazing and a British institution. I will insist upon you trying it!
I definitely need to go to dollywood! I'm so looking forward to the food side of things.0 -
orangesmartie wrote: »
Oohhh. Sherbet dib dabs are the best. Followed closely by double dip. Mmmm...0 -
I feel all included now, I've just had a private message from 'chris' telling me about the judgemental women at the gym0
-
orangesmartie wrote: »
Oohhh. Sherbet dib dabs are the best. Followed closely by double dip. Mmmm...
I love double dips!
(no double entendre intended)0 -
I never thought of that--when I weigh on the Dr.'s scale there is so much difference between my scales and her's I think that will tone down some of the scale shock! I ate a pint of Ben and Jerry's chocolate cooky dough icecreat two days ago--didn't log it either because it was 225 calories per 1/2 c--BAD ME!0
-
orangesmartie wrote: »I feel all included now, I've just had a private message from 'chris' telling me about the judgemental women at the gym
Is that CosmoT1?0
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 392K Introduce Yourself
- 43.6K Getting Started
- 259.8K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.7K Food and Nutrition
- 47.4K Recipes
- 232.3K Fitness and Exercise
- 401 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.4K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 152.8K Motivation and Support
- 7.9K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.4K MyFitnessPal Information
- 23 News and Announcements
- 995 Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.4K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions