[NT] Kangirl Part Deux

[Kangirl]

Hello, went away for awhile to attend to highly annoying real life diversions but am back to play again.

Already I see the Frenchman with the Chip on his Gallic Shoulder is back. I wonder who else has returned? Or left?

Anyway. Hello again.

*perfunctory awkward hugging*

EDIT: Also, why am I not being allowed to Vent? It's telling me only registered members are allowed? But I am registered...

 

[The Outsider]

Hey, glad to see you back.

Send a private message to Ivy about vent, she'll provide you with a password protected account. There was a change in the system, to keep out non registered people and to have a tighter leash around the registered ones.

All chats are now also being logged and monitored.

 

[Kangirl]

Awwww really? ffs. Whose idea was that?

*whine*

*looks for Ivy*

 

[Oaky]

There was a whole thread on it. Limiting Ventrilo to Forum Members only

 

[Kangirl]

Fank you, Kat. Off to read.

 

[Qre:us]

Hello, went away for awhile to attend to highly annoying real life diversions but am back to play again.

Hello, my lovely beached whale. Missed you!

Already I see the Frenchman with the Chip on his Gallic Shoulder is back.

The amount of grease combined from his hair and personality can fry the likes of you ten times over.

EDIT: Also, why am I not being allowed to Vent? It's telling me only registered members are allowed? But I am registered...

PM Ivy to get set up with a password. See you on the flipside.

 

[Blackmail!]

The amount of grease combined from his hair and personality can fry the likes of you ten times over.

sniff... snifff...

Is it a thread about duck confit?

 

[Sniffles]

Didnt care for duck last time I tried it. Seem to lack taste.

 

[Blackmail!]

Didnt care for duck last time I tried it. Seem to lack taste.

On the contrary.

1/ It's the tastiest meat you might ever sample.

2/ Duck grease is as healthy as olive oil, and works against bad cholesterol.

3/ Furthermore, most of the ducks you eat are not the byproduct of industrial battery farming, since ducks aren't suited to them, at least when they are young.
Alas, this rule is mostly true in France, since of course, many new British and North American farmers have tried to raise them on an industrial scale -greed, greed-. These farmings are not as dense as poultry farming, but yet, they represent a despictable perversion of the original tradition.

 

[Sniffles]

Or maybe the damn Chinese couldnt cook it right that time.

 

[JocktheMotie]

Welcome back KG. This place wasn't the same without your fat folds.

On the contrary.

1/ It's the tastiest meat you might ever sample.

2/ Duck grease is as healthy as olive oil, and works against bad cholesterol.

3/ Furthermore, most of the ducks you eat are not the byproduct of industrial battery farming, since ducks aren't suited to them, at least when they are young.

Yeah, duck is very, very good. Though if it can be battery farmed, good ol' 'merica can figure out how to do it.

 

[Qre:us]

sniff... snifff...

Is it a thread about duck confit?

Nah, there's nothing productive nor progressive about you, unless one needs assistance identifying a fruit, flower or a vegetable, oh, PhD in making gardens look pretty.

So, it's more like the grease collected in grease traps, to be discarded:

 

[Sniffles]

Hey Blackmail! ever tried rabbit before?

 

[Lexicon]

YER BACK!!!

 

[Qre:us]

Hey Blackmail! ever tried rabbit before?

Redundant. He's a French, what food HASN'T he tried before?

 

[Sniffles]

Redundant. He's a French, what food HASN'T he tried before?

McDonald's french fries maybe?

 

[Qre:us]

McDonald's french fries maybe?

Para-pap-pap-pap, he's lovin' it!

 

[Blackmail!]

Redundant. He's a French, what food HASN'T he tried before?

Young fluffy rabbits that ask too many questions, for instance :rolli:...

 

[Blackmail!]

McDonald's french fries maybe?

You mean, McDonald's liberty fries?

 

[Qre:us]

Young fluffy rabbits that ask too many questions, for instance :rolli:...

It may seem like a mind-blowingly novel concept to you, but that's how knowledge is gained, through questioning, through inquiry.