i am chasing my vodka with freezies

[the green fairy]

should i be worried about myself?

[calx]

that depends. what is a freezie?

[the green fairy]

seriously? you don't know what a freezie is?
it's like a popsicle i guess, in plastic wrapping. with no stick.
maybe they're canadian? i have no idea.

[G_W]

they're not canadian, some people are just clueless

[G_W]

And I violate my kids' Kool-aid withthe everclear, all the while screaming "OH YEA!"


you got nothing to worry about

[calx]

they're not canadian, some people are just clueless

well excuuusse me princess. i never heard them called "freezies" before and hadn't had a "freeze pop" in about 25 years.

[G_W]

It's ok, the short bus leaves fr the 7-11 in about 5 minutes, catch up when you can.

[msz87]

they're not canadian, some people are just clueless

Hahaha, the green fairy's question is one I've found myself asking many times before("Does this person live under a rock, or is it just me being Canadian??")

I'm sure I'll have to ask myself the question many times again, but I have a feeling your response is going to stick in the back of my head.

[calx]

oh okay

[G_W]

Anything I can do to help you canucks be witty.

[the green fairy]

And I violate my kids' Kool-aid withthe everclear, all the while screaming "OH YEA!"


you got nothing to worry about

thanks. it's just seemed like a good idea at the time and tasted good

[the green fairy]

thanks. it's just seemed like a good idea at the time and tasted good

oh yeah, that's what she said...witty, maybe...mature? whatever

[JohnnyT]

i never knew what a freezie was either. figures it's a canadian thing. Christ, I hope President Obama invades that fucking country.

But not until Rush has safely evacuated.

[greygoose]

[peetie44]

I believe "popsicle" was once a brand name back in the '50s and has become a generic term (I'm a geezer* -- that's a geriatric term -- who'll be 56 on July 2). Freeze, freezes, ice pops, freezies; heard of 'em all. ('course I also lived in Canada for a while, ya' bunchafuckin'goofs!)

Now an orange injected with vodka?...well, sir!

*for you Brits, "geezer" should be prefixed by "dodgey old".

CHEERS, ALL!