Thursday #214- Once in a Blue Moon!

**Karen** · 05-31-2007, 10:55 PM

Yikes, gee Slick, hope tomorrow is more peaceful and less policefull for you!
Oh, blueberry ice cream at Trader Joe's? I'll have to check that out - grocery store ice cream has ingredient lists that are checkable - not so the local ice cream place that is always mobbed and staffed with this season's teenagers!

**Oggyflute** · 06-01-2007, 03:07 AM

G'day All,
Ok so a 'Blue Moon' is called after the second full moon of a month. Sooo I guess that means I should probably have two of those 'Blue Moon' cocktails. In accordance with the second sighting of our celestial piece of rock. As opposed to actually having 'once in a blue moon', where clearly the architect of this beverage was clearly advocating a celebration of two, well maybe a few. (Personally I can't see that having just two of these will in any way curb a desire to have more

) I hope that I was at least a little clear.

I did try to be consise, and it does happen. Once in a blue moon would be my guess.
Cheers everyone.

**Killearn Kitties** · 06-01-2007, 03:20 AM

Originally Posted by Oggyflute

I hope that I was at least a little clear.

Nope. Not even close. How many of those have you had already?

Must be Friday night with you already. Are you doing the barby for us today. Huh? Huh?

**Oggyflute** · 06-01-2007, 03:54 AM

[QUOTE=Killearn Kitties]

Originally Posted by Oggyflute

I hope that I was at least a little clear.

/QUOTE]
Nope. Not even close. How many of those have you had already?

Must be Friday night with you already. Are you doing the barby for us today. Huh? Huh?

Well, yes, actually it is friday night.

Of course being that marvellous time of the week, and actually having no work to do tonight, I saw it as just cause to 'knock the top of a couple'

But a barby?

It's 5deg C outside. The fires on and it's bangers & mash, with a cuddle up to a cheeky bottle of muscat.

I did have a flash on inspiration, and contemplated doing 'toad in the hole', but in the end decided a quick pan fry will suffice. (it was that bottle calling to me you see. Have to get dinner over quickly

)

**Killearn Kitties** · 06-01-2007, 04:21 AM

OK, bangers and mash will do. It's not really that warm today here either. I saw you being insulting about haggis on another thread. It's just not on, you know.

David, I have heard Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining .... , but I'm not sure about that one you're singing.

**Randi** · 06-01-2007, 05:31 AM

Hi everyone! I need to celebrate.... THE SCAFFOLD Is DOWN!!

Oh, you should have seen Fister's eyes when they were walking around outside the windows.

One more of these pretty drinks for me, please!

**Oggyflute** · 06-01-2007, 05:52 AM

Originally Posted by Killearn Kitties

OK, bangers and mash will do. It's not really that warm today here either. I saw you being insulting about haggis on another thread. It's just not on, you know.

I have tried haggis, but I'm afraid I'm no braveheart when it comes to eating it. Now a heart stew I can enjoy, liver with a thick bacon & onion gravy, is just to die for, but haggis no. Brains I just can't seem to get around, & kidney is definitely out. Tripe is just off the menu, and if I can just mention again that haggis, is I'm afraid out. It seems the only tummy I liked stuffed is my own.

However, I'm an enormous fan of that other most famous Scottish beverage. Royal Salute from Chivas, is just the ants pants.

**Killearn Kitties** · 06-01-2007, 06:32 AM

... but oatmeal is very very good for you!

Woohoo! Drinks all round, Randi's scafolding is down. That must have been a bit of a shock for poor Mister Fister, seeing people walking by his windows.

**davidpizzica** · 06-01-2007, 09:20 AM

Originally Posted by Killearn Kitties

OK, bangers and mash will do. It's not really that warm today here either. I saw you being insulting about haggis on another thread. It's just not on, you know.

David, I have heard Blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining .... , but I'm not sure about that one you're singing.

KK, Allegheny moon was a popular song in the mid 1950s and was a very big hit for Patti Page. The reason I remember it is because it was named after one of the three rivers in Pittsburgh. I live a half a mile fronm the Allegheny river!

**lbaker** · 06-01-2007, 09:41 AM

LOH, I really like the Moody Blues!! I know some don't (too "white bread"?) but I have almost every album of theirs. (there I go dating myself again, "album"