A small splash of Rumplemintz in a mug of hot chocolate is wondrous.
Aye to fruit flavors, but nay to beer. Just like peaty whiskey, I don't like the fundamental beer taste no matter what's done with it. I have the same problem with coffee as well.
Spicy chocolate?
You must be the change you wish to see in the world. -- Mahatma Gandhi
E: Aye to spicy chocolate
Nay, unless it comes from the malt, yeast & hops. A big aye for e.g. the banana aromas of wheat beer.
Riding a bike on icy, snow-filled roads, with wind and snow hitting your face?
totally aye north star! I went to grad school in Minnesota and rode back and forth to campus year round. loved it!
ive never had or heard of spicy chocolate. whats typically in it?
watching cycling on tv?
Nay
Listening ice hockey on the radio?
Nay to most spectator sports in general, with the exception of chess with a good commentator.
Clever meter and rhyme or propulsive, provocative unrhymed verse?
Aye
(Propulsive and provocative before clever)
Finnegan's Wake
lol whoops.
Aye, I trust Joyce.
Schoenberg?
Most definitely. Love pretty much all of his oeuvre.
Webern?
It's basically a bar of very dark chocolate with some cayenne pepper blended in. Tasty and has some zing.Originally Posted by bounty
You must be the change you wish to see in the world. -- Mahatma Gandhi
Nosorry... I'd go see a performance of Wozzeck if I had a chance though, out of curiosity.
Buying local over Amazon?
local, experience is better.
Abstract expressionist art?
Absolutely...it's the most dynamic painting genre (alongside Post-Expressionism)
Fusion Jazz?
We've done that one. S'okay though; for me, no except Rothko. Not something I know a whole lot about, so it could change.
Foodies?
EDIT: nay on fusion. Foodies?
We've done Fusion Jazz?
My question was: Fusion Jazz?
i meant we've done abstract expressionism. Nay on fusion.
Foodies, though?
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