Jack Frost

You'll have to go without me. I'm not spending money on baseball tickets.

When they first talking, then ended up picking the West Coast. ^^ Dallas is also in the middle of the country too. Mid-South.

Razor... Am I thinking of the wrong person but didn't I see you shirtless and hairless months ago? :S Ok, after some digging in the photo thread, I got the wrong person.

No, he doesn't. After so many pissed-off moments, he let it go. About time too, or otherwise he's up in the shitcrik.

At least tell me it'll be done at the East Coat. I don't what some guy changing it to the West Coast or the Heartland once again. We East Coasters have been waiting for a close location for two years now. I guess it does have cinnimon in it. It's easy, but Trebs beat me to it. Then you can pour real maple syrup all over it after you finish baking them. It's too yummy...especially when warm. But putting apples on pets de soeurs sounds like a sin to me.

Yes, we must remember to do some goat killing. We must make it as a tradition!

Pets de soeurs. It's like cinnimon rolls but without the cinnimon. We use maple syrup and brown sugar. It's yummy. ^^

It doesn't need to have ham. You could put pork bones in it. Or lard (which I avoid). Or porkchops. But I put bacon strips and porkchops in it. I have to have some kind of grease so the hard split pea become more liquid and tasty because just plain water will make it too bland. It's very rich and heavy. A big bowl of soupe aux pois will fill you up fast. And I can't bring some to the GA. The customs will take it away from me if they see me with a big container of green goo. I'll bring you some pets des soeurs ("nuns' farts").

Some of us can hear, but with aids, you know? Technically it's disablity, but I don't think of it that way. I just think of it was a normal thing in my life. What annoys me a lot that many people keep treating it as such and act a little differently for me. Seriously, don't do that...just treat me like everyone else. I never ever mention I am deaf because it's not my place to annouce it to people and it shouldn't be a factor either. It annoys me so much when my boyfriend does it and makes a huge deal out of it. Like telling some people that "Oh he's deaf by the way" during my apartment hunt and I nearly killed him....especially when the person on the other end of the phone made a huge fuss out of it and ruined my chance to get an apartment. I am not obligated to tell people whatsoever unless I think it's necessary to do so. At a job interview, I don't tell them. I tell them after I get hired so they know my position. It took a while to get my message really clear to my boyfriend and his mother. C'mon.... I do want to hear, but I lived my whole life hearing with hearing aids and I go insane when both of my hearing aids break down and not hear a thing for days.

F-word you! I love soupe aux pois. I am known to make a good one. It takes me a day to make it right.

My disablity is severe. I was just lucky enough that my mother caught it on time when I was a little boy (because I wasn't responding and learning to talk as I was supposed to) and the doctors were quick enough to get me speaking before it was too late. I was very close to being "too late", but I had a very good teacher at the beginning when I was just two years old. And I still remember those days even when I was just a little boy. To talk to deaf people, all you need to is use a piece of paper. That's how I used to do when I was with deaf kids at elementary and high school. And I am not too easy to talk to either. It could take me a little longer to understand people than normal people. Like TV...I won't understand shit without the CC. "What/Huh" is the most common word I say every day.

***OFF TOPIC*** French Canadians are usually the original 7000 French settlers who colonized New France in the 17th and 18th centuries. All Quebecois having French origins are descendants from the original 7000 settlers. Plus, "French Canadian" is not really something you want to call many Quebecois. They prefer to be "Quebecois", period. Calling them "French Canadian" is becoming very outdated now. It's easier for a recent French immigrant to identify himself as "Quebecois" than "French Canadian" because the term "Quebecois" sees no ethnic borders and everyone, even those not having French blood, can call themselves "Quebecois" if they please. It's just a more open word for everyone to identify together with. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Canadian#Quebec ***OFF TOPIC*** I didn't know Myr decides things. What about a vote?

I prefer to be deaf so I won't have to listen to my parents' yelling. All I have to do is turn off my hearing aids. And it's a plus if you don't want to hear noises during nighttime. But I can't do ASL even if my life depends on it. It's nice to be a minority in a minority. But I very rarely take part of my own group. I'm pretty much a solo deaf person.

Gary...I have a French Canadian maiden in my blood. So you can't call me a wannabe. NYC is fine. I can't promise I can make it, but it seems to be doable. I dunno if it's official. I think we should vote? O,o

Then go on riding Benji. Like two oldies having fun really make me jealous.

I don't have any.

I wouldn't go to Florida anyway. It's not the heat. It's just I vowed I won't go back to that boring hellhole for twenty years. So ten years to go

it to them* Shut up!

Nothing is wrong with it. I just refuse to show them. And yes Benji, a lot of good coasters.

Ok my great-grandfather. With no blood connection. Fortunely.

I would've if she smiles at me FIRST No worries. I have a French Canadian madien who got into my blood 200 years ago. Hershey Park is neat. It has like 15 roller coasters! But I will not go to the Wildwater Kingdom!!!! I'm not going to show off my chest to the whole GA.

All you need is a driver's license and birth certificate. It's the same both ways. It just depends on a person on both sides of the border. Some are nice. Some are just annoying...just like the customs lady last time who can't speak up for me because I have trouble hearing her right. And then she dared to give me a look when I asked her really nicely to be more clear and loud?! I think we should vote on it. I think.

Benji: You can easily get a room for like $75-$100 per night. Depending where you're willing to stay. I know one in downtown where you can pay $65-75 per night (if I remember right). But don't count on the parking spots on the street be open for you at any time. If you're lucky to get one, then it's free to park for days (except when you have to move your car twice per week for one hour to let the streetcleaner pass through). A garage is an option, but $15 per day is a lot for some of you maybe. You could try the hostel I just told you all about. The downside that you won't get much privacy apart from the curtain at your bunker bed. Which means, Joe and Mason will have a lot of trouble having sex in the shared shower room. But there are two-three small cabins for two person each (in twin beds) and you would have a lot of privacy there to sleep around at the same hostel. Passport: The backlog is smaller I think. I think it takes about a month or two. But if you're driving, then you don't need a passport. Just a birth certificate and driver's licence will do. But after June 1st, 2009 (assuming that the Congress and next president change nothing), you would need a passport or a cheaper $60 US-Canada-Mexico border passcard. I don't know the backlog for passcards because they just introduced it, but if you do it early before people realize the requirement...you could get it fast before the rush.

Hotels? *coughs* I just mentioned an awesome hostel where you can stay $20-$25 per night.

Hey! Be happy I thought of you and included you in the math. PS - I updated my post a little read again. ^^