What is worse...

[from zero]

LOL..

You just don't know how to make a cake do you?

I could if I wanted to. I would just need a recipe to follow.

Off topic ... Is Canada cold today?

 

[superqt4u2nv]

No problem What bar do you work at? (If you don't want to say, that's cool)

I work at a blues bar The Silver Dollar Room, same owners also own Comfort Zone work the juice bar there sometimes too. They are both a bit of a whole but it keeps me in green tell the golf and country club open back up.

 

[Seashell]

But I do.... and I would be glad to feed it to you in between sips of your champagne... birthdays are a big deal.

Okay you're invited to my party!

 

[Seashell]

I could if I wanted to. I would just need a recipe to follow.

Off topic ... Is Canada cold today?

Well I can't speak for all of Canada.... but the Toronto area isn't bad today. -3C

Which is about 26 of your weird F's.

BigDawg is probably freezing in Winnipeg.. they're usually colder.

 

[superqt4u2nv]

Seashell
OMG …. I was just on a call with one of my customers in Utah. She asked me if I watched that show with Sue Johanson (The Sunday Night Sex Show.) Umm hmm more quality Canadian programming for our neighbors. LMAO

 

[RottenWillow]

BigDawg is probably freezing in Winnipeg.. they're usually colder.

My stepdad went to school at the Univ of Manitoba in Winnipeg for about a minute. Froze it ass off. He said it was like the arctic there.

This morning is was 29 weird degrees in Georgia.

 

[Seashell]

Dayna: LOL! She creeps me out! Who's mom is that!? OMG, you'd have to disown her...
http://www.oxygen.com/sexshow/?slot=nav

Anya: BigDawg said last week sometime it was -30C.. so..that's -22 of the weird degrees, sweet mercy I'd die in about .002 seconds. 29 is cold for Georgia isn't it? You got your toque with the ear-flaps on?

 

[from zero]

Which is about 26 of your weird F's.

What about the Kelvin scale?

 

[Seashell]

What about the Kelvin scale?

Who's Kelvin?

 

[from zero]

Who's Kelvin?

Man, didn't you take chemistry?

http://www.users.qwest.net/~csconductor/Experiment_Guide/The Kelvin scale of temperature.htm