OT- Best Snack Donut - Page 3

Instar · #21 August 18th, 2001, 04:46 AM

Pretty much VC++ for everything, as thats all I know. Used to do AppleBASIC on an Apple 2, a long time ago. Well, maybe no more than 9 or so years ago. I think we had the Last functioning Apple 2 used by real people (schools have a million of the things, at least around here they do)

Quikngruvn · #22 August 18th, 2001, 06:02 AM

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Originally posted by tesco samoa:
The sweet tea again. Oh no. Iced tea with sugar. It is how it is always done up here in Canada.

Unless I am wrong about what sweet tea is??

TS, they are, in fact, two different things. In sweet tea, the sugar is mixed into the tea during the brewing process. The sugar is already dissolved in the pitcher of tea in the refrigerator. What I think you are drinking is called (in the southern US) unsweetened tea. Trust me, it makes a world of difference!

Wendell: no doubt! (The rest of the world needs to find out for itself!)

Tawqus: ditto!

My favorite programming language? Since I don't program, that's a tough one to answer! (Am I the only one around here who doesn't?) Since I'm sure my geek rating takes a major nosedive from that, I gotta make up for it by throwing out a random SAT word.

Logorrhea. (Look it up!)

Quikngruvn the Occassionally Logorrheic

[WendellM's edit: "Look it up" link fixed (one too many "http"'s]

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WendellM · #23 August 18th, 2001, 08:15 AM

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Originally posted by dogscoff:
Is that the Blitz Basic on the Amiga? If so that's extra points on the geek-o-meter for using an antiquated cult OS=-)

No - it's actually out for Windows now (see blitzbasic.com if you're interested). However, my first computer was a late-1981 TRS-80 Color Computer which came with BASIC built-in - that's where I learned to program. While I was intrigued by the Amiga when it came out (since it was so well-designed), I had to pass due to its lack of software (also a problem with the Color Computer). I finally replaced my beloved 1 MHz 8-bit CoCo in early 1988 with a PC-clone Tandy 1000 EX (a whopping 7 MHz 16-bit - woo-hoo!). Since then, I've stuck with PC machines at home solely because non-mainstream games (like wargames) show up there more often than anywhere else.

quote:
Originally posted by Quikngruvn:
Quikngruvn the Occassionally Logorrheic

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Try saying "Pepto-Bismol" twice every 4 hours and see if it clears up

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DirectorTsaarx · #24 August 19th, 2001, 01:38 AM

Quikngruvn: I don't program much either; I fooled around with shell scripts & nawk scripts for Unix for a couple years, but changed jobs Last November and haven't needed to do that. I've been designing communication systems instead...

As for clothes, I'm generally a jeans & short-sleeved polo shirt kinda guy. Of course, at work I have to wear button-down shirts and dress pants. I also try to wear as little as possible around the house - fortunately for me, so does my girlfriend...

Anyway, to get back to the original topic for this OT thread: growing up, I always went for Dunkin Donuts. When I moved to Northern Virginia a few years ago, I found a little sole-proprietor shop that sold good donuts (and great apple fritters). But they closed. So I went back to Dunkin Donuts for a while; then my girlfriend introduced me to Krispy Kremes (although we have to get them from the grocery store, 'cause there isn't a KK outlet anywhere nearby). I also like the Entenmann's stuff you can get at the grocery...

Fyron · #25 August 19th, 2001, 09:04 AM

Krispy Kremes? Those aren't donuts, they are glorified rings of sugar. They're smaller and more expensive than donuts at other stores.

Anyways, I'd say that little chocolate donuts are the best kind of donuts.

Puke · #26 August 19th, 2001, 12:29 PM

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Originally posted by Imperator Fyron:
Krispy Kremes? Those aren't donuts, they are glorified rings of sugar. They're smaller and more expensive than donuts at other stores.

Anyways, I'd say that little chocolate donuts are the best kind of donuts.

amen, brother. i was just at the grocery store, and for reference, they are chocolate 'donettes'

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tesco samoa · #27 August 20th, 2001, 02:02 AM

Sweet tea ==== Iced Tea.

Has sugar.

Coding = MS shop at work, and web dev. for General Moters.

So Languages are VB, ASP, DHTML, Java. and lots of scripting .

Quikngruvn · #28 August 21st, 2001, 06:28 AM

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Originally posted by tesco samoa:
Sweet tea ==== Iced Tea.

Has sugar.

If you have to add sugar to your glass of tea to sweeten it, then no, they are not the same.

The thing about Krispy Kreme is that, here in the south, we eat everything fried: pastries, fish, vegetables, turkeys....

Quikngruvn

Fyron · #29 August 21st, 2001, 09:39 AM

Fried vegetables? Hmm... sounds very strange...

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dogscoff · #30 August 21st, 2001, 11:46 AM

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Fried vegetables? Hmm... sounds very strange...
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Strange? Never had chinese food?

My favourite snack food is from my student days: Chesey chips. Grated cheddar on chips (US=French Fries). Tasty, salty, greasy AND fattening. The perfect compliment to cheap student beer.

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