Still little or no God.
So, my roomate comes home bitching about not being able to pay his bills. He's holding a fucking bag of Arby's. Um... I'm eating spanish rice I made myself because I have no money. I am begging for money so I can go to Madison tomorrow because I promised I'd go. I haven't had a going out meal in a fucking month, and he bitches about his bills while eating out every goddamn day.
grr...
Very grrr...
edit: He drinks mountain dew like it's going out of style. I add honey to my water (which works, strangely enough)
And I found this: I'm going to make it because it's cheaper than mountain dew and it's supposedly very good. While the cocksmoker drinks Mountain dew!
This syrup will bring a delicious flavor to that stale water you toted all
the way to the event and now smells a little like the plastic milk jug.
It may even hide the flavor of the water coming from the campground
tap. Either way, its a great summer drink. The syrup is so strong,
(how strong is it), all I do is dip my spoon into it before stirring
a glass of water. The recipe is from The Compleat Anachronist Vol 79,
From The Kitchens of Castle Gillywick - Willihilda the Kitchen Wench.
Ingredients:
2 1/2 cups water
4 cups sugar
1 cup wine vinegar
Dissolve the sugar in the water and bring to a boil.
Add wine vinegar and boil half an hour.
Remove from heat and add a handful of mint leaves, or to taste.
Let the syrup cool.
To serve, dilute the syrup with between five to ten parts of water,
depending on how strong and sweet you like it. The resulting
drink will be between a pale red and a deep burgundy in color.
On the other hand, I'm learning how to live very cheaply on rice, Honey-water, potatos and noodles. I should eat more meat, but I can't afford it!
grr...
Very grrr...
edit: He drinks mountain dew like it's going out of style. I add honey to my water (which works, strangely enough)
And I found this: I'm going to make it because it's cheaper than mountain dew and it's supposedly very good. While the cocksmoker drinks Mountain dew!
This syrup will bring a delicious flavor to that stale water you toted all
the way to the event and now smells a little like the plastic milk jug.
It may even hide the flavor of the water coming from the campground
tap. Either way, its a great summer drink. The syrup is so strong,
(how strong is it), all I do is dip my spoon into it before stirring
a glass of water. The recipe is from The Compleat Anachronist Vol 79,
From The Kitchens of Castle Gillywick - Willihilda the Kitchen Wench.
Ingredients:
2 1/2 cups water
4 cups sugar
1 cup wine vinegar
Dissolve the sugar in the water and bring to a boil.
Add wine vinegar and boil half an hour.
Remove from heat and add a handful of mint leaves, or to taste.
Let the syrup cool.
To serve, dilute the syrup with between five to ten parts of water,
depending on how strong and sweet you like it. The resulting
drink will be between a pale red and a deep burgundy in color.
On the other hand, I'm learning how to live very cheaply on rice, Honey-water, potatos and noodles. I should eat more meat, but I can't afford it!