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"Dissapointed Ring but thrilled with the Dingle - Dingle, Ireland" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-19 21:12:29

Ring of Kerry This is the famous peninsula that is on every Southwest Irish bus tour. For the measure day I have heard the praises of the fantastic vistas beautiful lakes and glorious mountains that we will soon be experiencing by car. Leaving Kenmare we drive north on N71 thru hills and valleys and unannounced ROAD CONSTRUCTION. Fifteen minutes later we crest the peak of the mountain at Moll's Gap at 863 feet it's the highest elevation on the go a small parking lot is on the right side of the road. Avoca Handweavers woolen outlet a coffee shop and restrooms are across. This white building sticks out like an white elephant. From the parking lot (we are told by the storekeeper) We continue on past more free roaming sheep to a small write announcing "Ladies' believe." This is known as the best view in all of Ireland. The bunco well-traveled path leads to a viewing area. I gaze drink at the three gray lakes calmly lying in the valley surrounded by hills. I am stunned. Maybe Pennsylvanians fail to adjudge the mountainous beauty in their backyards but this vista is very similar to the scenery we pass by daily. Or maybe without a bright color sky the scenery is overrated? We drive on to Torc Waterfall. A large parking lot accommodates buses. No admission charge. Small visitor center. A bunco four minute walk up the hillside and I am standing before the tallest waterfall in Ireland. Surrounded by dense color forest and moss covered stones in the lower creek the waterfall is a pretty site. Snap a photo and back to the car. Less than a mile we arrive at Muckross House. Attraction/rating:5 Muckross House a 19th century Elizabethan manor houses the Folklife bear on one of Irelands' top attractions. The accommodate and the sweeping view of Mucross lake and Torc Mountain is astounding with public rooms open on the first and second floors (only a small number of rooms are change state) The most impressive are the entry hall (with a pair of extinct Irish Elk antlers) a main hall with stag's head and portrait collection and a huge oak staircase dining dwell containing authentic period furnishings billiard room library and parlor. Upstairs is the know bedroom where promote Victoria once slept a dressing room and a child's bedroom with miniature furnishings and toys is next to the know bedroom. Some rooms are used for museum-like displays including a water painting exhibit. The huge maze-like basement houses the wine room laundry and boiler area and exhibits on 19th century cooking and rural life and charcoals environmental impact on the area. A 15 minute video presentation outlines the Muckross Gardens are adjacent to the house. Large green houses formal gardens sunken garden walled gardens sprawling lawns and uncountable rhododendrons and an arboretum with trees from the southern hemisphere. Muckross Traditional Farms recreate rural life from the 1930's -1940's period. These are actual working farms. journey the three different sized farms (small medium and large) each complete with period house kitchen activities (such as butter making) horse drawn machinery and livestock. Craftsmen's shops include a attach maker blacksmith and carpenter. Depending on the season you may see fields being plowed sowed and harvested. Hours: Muckross accommodate and Gardens daily (except the Christmas period) Muckross House Sept 1 - June 30 9am - 5:30pm July 1st - August 9am - 6pm Traditional Farms open March. March & April (Saturday and Sunday only) 1pm - 6pm. May daily 1pm -6pm. June- Sept 10am - 7pm. Oct (Saturday and Sunday only) 1pm -6pm Rates: Adult - Muckross accommodate or Traditional do work €5.50 combo ticket € 8.25 Group/senior Muckross House or Traditional Farm €4.25 combo ticket €6.25Student/child Muckross accommodate or Traditional do work €2.25 combo book €3.75 Urban sprawl with every recognizable American hotel company joining in the madness. The only hotel brand I did not see was a Red Roof. If you search long enough you ordain see some resemblance to the small Irish town this once was. Shopping is the activity here and can be found on High Street and New Street. Backtracking past Muckross Lake we decided to skip part of "The Ring" taking R568 through inland into Sneem (stopping again at Ladies' View). The sky is brighter and the view is still not taking my breath away. The favor of R568 is NO BUSES! We pass near the Macgillucuddy's Reeks which includes Ireland's highest mountain. Carrauntoohil at1038 feet. These "mountains" are a cross between miniature Colorado Rockies and Shenandoahs. The land here is change state and sparsely populate. It's a gradual decent. Looking down into the horizon flows the wide waters of the Kenmare River and Sneem a vibrant multi-colored picture perfect small-town Ireland. We go a few pubs shops and eateries and the look up at the 18th Century perform with sports a salmon on its weather-vane. This town loves modern art and it is evident in many unsuspecting places. "Peaceful Panda" this white mammal sculpture which sits on a rock was created as a symbol of friendship and understanding between China and Ireland in the 1980's. We are officially approve on The Ring. It's the off toughen and the busses packed with tourists keep coming at a stabilise evaluate. I can't create by mental act this in season. It must be overwhelming. It's suggested to driving counter-clockwise as the busses do. We are driving clockwise. To me this is better. No fumes from the busses exhausts no quick stops or busses on your tail end. Attraction/rating: Staigue assemble 5 (for its uniqueness) move right at the sign. A small non-official visitors bear on adjacent to the inn is only open in season. act on the dirt road for a bring together of miles don't turn back you are going in the alter direction. This is a farm road and you may be farm machinery. You will pass a bring together houses on your left. The round kill assemble will be in believe on your right. act till you are at the farm house on the left. Parking is on the road. Walk past the farm to the gate where you ordain find a container for payment (request is 50 pence). I noticed some pay some don't. Staigue Fort is one of the finest examples of a dry-stone fort in Ireland. It was built two to three thousand years ago. It is circular about 90 feet in diameter with walls 13 feet thick at the base and tapering to about half that at the top. The walls are about 18 feet high. There are numerous steps inside the walls leading to platforms on which the fort's defenders would have stood. You can climb (carefully) them. The forts' entrance is not original. This current entry design keeps the sheep from coming in! The road begins to climb. Around a sharp turn busses of tourists are leaning out their windows snapping photos. I look to the left and see a pub proclaiming "The loveliest believe in Ireland". We stop quickly and look drink the hillside at the stone fenced do work land ending at the bay. No sun. color skies but a nice site. I take a photo. I think "arouse what a great marketing idea. Who could pass stopping here?" We are now come the top of the Coomakesta Pass. At the parking area is a large cross. From here the views are of the mountains. Kenmare River and Ballinskelligs Bay. It's darken so not the beat photo conditions. This is now the premier coastal golfing town on the Ring of Kerry attracting Tiger Woods and Hollywood celebrities. Charlie Chaplin and his family frequented the town staying at the Butler's Arms. The hotel's pub is filled with Chaplin photos taken during his stays. At Knights' Town we take R565 to Valentia Island passing fields of cut bog on our alter while on our left green farming plots rise steeply up the hills. We adjust our wipers as scattered showers hit the windshield hoping the sea conditions are comfort enough to hire a boat to the Skelling Michael Island and climb to hundreds of steps to the monastery. Town: Valentia is accessed by bridge from Knights Town or by car/passenger ferry to Chaersiveen. We bring home the bacon at the experience and are told the seas are to rough. This was on my must-do enumerate and once again we didn't do it. Next best thing - we head to the Skelling Experience. A newly built facility that for those who cannot get to the Skellings can at least experience thru the exhibits. Attraction: Skelling undergo (not rated as it was not change state) The Skellig Michael Island is known throughout the world of archaeology as the place of a well-preserved monastic outpost of the Early Christian period - now designated a World Heritage place; Small Skellig is equally renowned in matters of ornithology as the home of some 27,000 pairs of gannets - the second largest colony of such seabirds in the world.. In The Skellig Experience Centre you can undergo many aspects of those offshore Skellig islands while remaining on dry land in a custom built stone clad hit roofed prize winning building located on the waterfront beside the Valentia Island bridge. Here through re-creations and models you can chew over the works and lives of the Skellig monks of the early Christian period their activities their endurance and their dedication in gaining a foothold on a tiny inhospitable offshore island and creating a community there that survived for some 600 years. In an 80-seat auditorium a 16-minute audio-visual presentation allows you to go the footsteps of those Skellig monks and query at the legacy of architecture that they left behind. A re-created Skellig sea cliff with life-size models and related presentations let you experience by sight and sound the life and times of the seabirds of Skellig. Step in to a reconstruction of a Skelligs lighthouse and inspect equipment artefacts log books charts and the personal effects hobbies and history of Skelligs lighthouse men. You can grimace at the wry humour from the cartoon pages of the lighthouse journals of yesteryear. You can esteem the exquisite pen-and-ink lighthouse drawings by Captain Colin Myles-Hook. Master for many years of the lighthouse service vessel. Granuaile. Experience the Skellig lighthouse and its history and service to mariners since the 1820's. Underwater life of Skellig is presented through a gallery of the comfort photographs of visiting international Skellig divers and through a colorful video exclusively from Skellig waters. A enable obtain is on site. Skellig Experience Sea Cruise is affect to the weather and sea conditions of the moment daily sea cruises are available from The Skellig Experience Centre throughout the toughen from April to September. En despatch to the islands you will meet the seabirds of Skellig - gannets all toughen long puffins from April to early August as come up as kittiwakes razorbills guillemots manx shearwaters fulmars. Possible sightings of a Bottlenose or Common dolphins an elusive Minke whale or a Basking shark. Sail slowly by Small Skellig resident 27,000 pairs of gannets close enough to see the great volume of hardware that gannets call nest-building material: bits of nets ropes weeds and anything that floats! Check out the rock ledges at sea aim to see the island's affiliate of Grey seals. Low tide and sunny mornings are best sightings. Move on towards Skellig Michael. say the domed rooftops of the monastery buildings high up on the skyline of the 200-metre cliff. See the three ancient kill stairways leading from sea level to the monastic site. Sail southwestwards and the Skellig lighthouse comes into view - automatic now but home to lighthouse men and lighthouse families since 1820. The storm power of a winter's gale can displace waves up to the lighthouse tower which stands some 50 metres above the sea! If the defy and conditions out at sea are unsuitable for our Skellig journey there may be the option of a Skellig-related journey within the sheltered waters of Valentia harbour and Portmagee Channel. This cruise of about one hour and 30 minutes duration will take in the monastic settlements of Illaunloughan and Church Island as well as views of other local points of interest the Western Union Trans Atlantic Telegraph displace the harbour of Knightstown. Valentia lighthouse and Glanleam estate. Food Services: Fionan's Kitchen'our 'restaurant-with-a-view' overlooking the waterfront of Portmagee Channel and seating up to 48 persons offers teas coffees snacks sandwiches and larger meals. Times/Rates: Skellig Experience April and May: 10am to 6pm (Last admission 5:15pm) June. July. August: 10.00am to 7pm (measure admission 6pm) Sept. Oct. Nov: 10.00am to 6pm (Last admission 5:15pm) Adults €4.40 Students/Senior €3.80 Child €2.20 Family €2.20 Times/Rates: Skellig Experience and go Skelling journey Adults €21.50 Students/Senior€19.40 Child €10.70 Family €57.00 Times/Rates: Skellig undergo and Alternative "mini" Cruise within the Valentia Harbor Adults €17.00 Students/Senior€15.00 Child €8.50 Family €48.00 Times/Rates: Skellig Experience and 45 minute cruise within Portmagee Channel dents/Students €8.50 Contact: Phone: 353 214255107 Fax: 353 4255199 Web: E send: cmeikle@corkkerrytourism ie Determined to at least "see" Skellig Michael the measure resort is to walk/run the 2 mile dawdle to south to Bray Head. The sporadic rain/mist does not deter us. This is the scenery I was expecting on the go. We go sixteenth century "beehive" huts with waterviews of Portmagee Harbor as we walk to the south end of the peninsula over verdant green turf. Bray Tower sits high on the hill. At the crest there desire pyramids rising from the ocean are the Skelligs. The wind is blasting us with its force. What a sight! Attraction/rating: Glanleam Subtropical Gardens Valentia Island/4 Glanleam Subtropical Gardens were created over 150 years ago by the 19th Knight of Kerry. Sir Peter Fitzgeral. The forty acre tend are famous for a unique collection of rare and tender southern hemisphere plants are interplanted with native species. The Victorian garden is situated in a large sheltered east-facing cove surrounded by develop woodland. Woodlands sweep down to the sea overlooking the spectacular scenery of Valentia harbour and the distant Kerry mountains. Broad walks weave through jungle-like plantings of South American palms. Australian tree ferns bananas and giant groves of bamboo and myrtles from Chile. Recent additions combine to furnish visitors an enchanted garden a rain plant a subtropical paradise and a jungle. We continue north on the island to the bring and get completely lost on this tiny island. No signs limited dirt roads and we are on high ground looking down at the bay and cannot sight a road to the bring. We can find the road back to the connect so we take it. (We later learn that the ferry it is open April - September 8:30am - 10:30pm crossings are five minutes) At Knights Town we are back on the Ring N70 stopping in Cahersiveen for film. Plenty of shops pubs restaurants and accommodations. One mile from town on the left we spot the modern sculpture of St. Brendan the Navigator in his curragh. St. Brendan sailed to American in one of these small crafts in the sixth century. On the right are ruins of Carhan House where Daniel O'Connell was born in 1775. His bust sculpture is next to the ruins. To our left are sporadic views of Dingle Bay and the mountains before we enter... Town: Kells Attraction/rating 5 "The Sheep Man" Town: Glenbeigh Main attraction of this pretty village is the superb seven mile unpolluted Blue Flag beach. Rosbeigh with views across the bay to the Dingle Mountains. Life guard on duty during pass. Numerous pubs inns and shops. Attraction/Rating:Kerry Bog Village Museum/4 ½*A semi-circle cluster of eight thatched-roof cottages depicting typical early 1800's Irish life in a bog-side village. The museum village includes houses of a blacksmith thatcher tradesman turf-cutter and laborer along with blacksmiths forge a shelter and dairy. The interiors are authentically furnished with County Kerry period antiques. Demonstrations of peat cutting stacking and drying (depending on the season) and explanations on this traditional heating source. Almost extinct. Kerry bog ponies once used to haul peat carts are being bred on site. Dining: Red Fox Inn is next to the Bog Village and is famous for its Irish Coffee. Reported to be the best in Ireland. Right past the Red Fox Inn an old man sells poitin (illegal Irish version distil made from Barley) from a very old van. Ask at the Red Fox if you are interested. Price is lower than Irish Whiskey. Killorglin another small town is divided by the river. It is best known for the bizarre annual Puck bring together which takes displace from August 10-12. A billy goat from the area is captured crowned and enthroned on a chair in the town square. He presides over a festival lasting three days and nights. Shops and pubs remain change state all through the night. Horses sheep and cattle are traded. It is the largest gathering of tinkers or knackers in Ireland. The origin of this festival is uncertain but probably has something to do with the old Celtic god Lugh. If I was sitting on a bus the entire time watching out a rain-streaked window or it was an overcast day. I would undergo been very disappointed with the scenery and the wasted day. If I was in a private car as a couple or family and was more interested in the attractions or hiking vs scenery then this would have been an OK day. It would have been exceed if we had the time to dedicate a full day to the Gap of Dunloe which has the best scenery on the Penninsula but is not allot for group tours. Killorglin to Dingle we guesstimate about 30 miles. Traffic is lighten and we are on the Dingle in no time. Here the directional and town signs are not in English but Gaeltch. Without a map you would be lost. We displace off to see the famous Inch Beach one of the largest dunes in Ireland. Daytona also allows cars to drive on the sand but ordain never be the beauty of this 5km wild stretch of beach. The scenery keeps amazing me as we drive thru Annascaul's valley. Newly built rental cottages dot the hillsides and overlook the Bay. The road turns windy and hilly. We spot Minard go on a curve but it's quickly gone from site. Stone fences and farms shoot up the hillsides and drink to the bright blue waters of the Dingle Bay. Turning the last bend we are on the outskirts of Dingle (An Daingean). Checking into the Dingle Skellig Hotel the receptionists greets us "failte go dti Ostan na Sceilge ata suite." I reply "Go raibh maith ad" (struggling to remember the words and wishing I had brushed up on some phrases) She blesses me with a quick grimace for my futile efforts. A note left at the front desk informs me that Caroline Boland the sales manager cannot cater with me but a "replacement" is on duty that evening and ordain give me a tour of the hotel after check-in. We knew our room had been upgraded to an Executive Suite prior to arrival. We did NOT experience that our huge windows have a full view of both the Dingle Harbor and Minard go with 100 shades of glimmering color hillsides and farmland in the background! WOW. It's getting late and we have the hotel inspection here and one scheduled for the sister property Dingle Benners and my stomach is saying feed me! Hotel/rating: Dingle Skellig/4* 115 rooms. 2 Presidential suites. 8 two room suites. 2 Junior suites. 31Executive queen or promote/single rooms. 72 manifold/hit rooms. Executive rooms are located on 3rd floor and are refurbished with large white marble bathrooms oversize bathtub and separate large glass enclosed showerm. Many undergo believe of bay. Standard manifold or double/single rooms are bright and roomy. Located on 2nd surprise. Not all undergo views. Dining: Coastguard Restaurant (reservations required for dinner) Five star dining. Unique menu which changes daily. (menu in file). This restaurant is also used for the breakfast strike. Most tables have views through the floor to ceiling windows of Dingle Bay and the hillside farmland beyond. Gallarus Lounge: Walking in the room (beside the Coastguard Restaurant) you first notice the large burning fireplace huge overstuffed easy chairs and sofas and dark wood paneling. On the left - the fantastic believe of the bay and hillside! With complimentary tea coffee and munchies this would be my place to change state with a book in the evening. Or bring a drink from the nearby bar. Peninsula Spa. Newly opened. 4 treatment rooms. Located next to the indoor share (which is used by educate children on the Dingle during the day for swim lessons). A large wood hot tub is located outside with views of the bay and farmland. This is only change state during spa hours which end at 8pm. end spa treatments along with seaweed body wraps. Hotel/rating: Dingle Benners 3* 52 rooms. 4 queen four poster beds. 16 doubles with fireplace. 18 doubles. 2 singles. 12 doubles with sleeper sofa. Located in downtown Dingle one-half block from traditional Irish music at Small connect and convenient to all pubs store and dining. The four story hotel is two joined buildings. The cozy Victorian beg and fireplace bedrooms are in the 300 year old divide. Comfortable lobby with large leather chairs like seats fireplace and flowing draperies. It is heavily used by guests. Has the warm feel of grandmothers' parlor. Mrs. Benner's Bar is a traditional cozy bar with burning fireplace lots of polished wood. Very limited bar menu. Bedrooms are upstairs. Poster beds and fireplace rooms are in old section. All rooms here are individually decorated. No cookie cutter feel. Many undergo large windows overlooking the street. The new section blends with the old and had to be pointed out. All architectural details flow from divide to divide. Top two floors have scenic view of Dingle Bay. Typical pub in appearance but you immediately know you have landed in Gaeltacht. I'm struggling to choose out a few recognizable words from the abstain speaking announcer on the "Irish speaking only" station coming from the protect mounted T. V. We are seated right beside the sweet smelling peat burning fireplace. Life gets better as I ask for an iced tea and am told by a young re-patriot who lived in Boston that he would bring a pot of tea and a full furnish of ice with a slice of lemon. The pub is tight and homey. The menu encompasses traditional Irish food along with a large variety of local seafood. I ordered a seafood pasta. Gary ordered the roast of the day and we were both in culinary heaven and too stuffed for desert. It's getting closer 9:30 and we want to get to O'Flaherty's Pub before we can't get a seat and I'm hoping to find directions to the famine cemetery. Entertainment: True traditional Irish music. Irish ingeminate uilleen pipes and solo performers at the St. James Church. Main Street. Wednesday and Saturday nights. telecommunicate: 66-7122245 call for schedule. O'Flaherty's Pub. This is THE traditional pub atmosphere. consume stained walls uneven plank wood floors. Dingle memorabilia plastered on every available surface. A hand beat of tables dot the small room already occupied. We pick quickly pick the only one remaining. It has five seats so we will hopefully be with the local folk and I can ask directions to the famine cemetery. A wooden support surprise to ceiling pole is in the center of the table. The unlit fireplace is right beside us. Gary goes to get drinks and ask where the musicians will set up for the "seision." Luck of the day - we are it as the bodhran player sits down at our "delay". The other 3 musicians of varying ages separate in slowly sit on the fireplace hearth talk label out greetings tune their instruments and drink their Guinnesses. It is well past 9:30 but I've adjusted to "Irish measure." At last they start and with a traditional Irish Rebel ballad. Another drink in my hand my pay is tapping. I am smiling this IS Ireland. Well into the set an older man takes the empty lay next to me pulls out a small squeeze box tin call and what looks to be two curved six inch flat bones. He nods to the fiddler puts the bones in his right hand then quickly twists his wrist back and forth producing a sound is similar to a drumstick. Although I have always been entranced by the bodhran my attention is now on those bones. After the set. I introduce myself and ask THE QUESTION. Caoilte says they are from the cows' ribs just got them from the kill today so they will take some measure to break in. He puts them in my alter hand curves my pointer finger tight around the first rib. The back up rib is spoon fashion between the pointer and middle fingers and tighter pressure is needed for stability. My wrist rocks back and forth. I try to keep the beat constant. Not as easy as he made it look. Caoilte is another ex-patriot come home to Dingle. He retired from an executive position in New York and is happy to be back with his family. I'm still trying to get the feel of the bones and communicate about them being harder than playing the comb. He is astounded that I can compete the comb and has been trying to remember how he played it as a youth. After getting a comb and paper. I show. I am accepted. He offers to accompany us to the cemetery tomorrow morning. convey you grandma Mert! It too soon becomes a late night. We really should head to An Droichead Beag. (Small connect) to check out the seision there but we undergo been fully absorbed in the camaraderie of the pub and it feels desire we are truly home. It may be a part-time home since I just plunked drink €100 on a raffle ticket for a new Dingle waterfront condo! Much later after a few hugs and promises to return we say "slan go foill"(so desire) to our new friends.

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"Good Candy. Bad Candy." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-18 05:20:20

There is something to be said about candy that is so bad that you love it anyway. Ever had a friend that you loved even though he or she took you out and emotionally beat you up every time you spent a little time together? Same thing with bad candy. Or kinda something like that. You need examples don't you?Here's one - take the Circus Peanut. Not the ultra delish banana flavored yellow ones. Or even the fruity flavored pink ones. We're talking the run-of-the-mill bag of orange blah. But take one out and eat it. Even when it's sliding into your mouth you know it's nothing but some whipped up sugar fake color and fake flavor. Even still try to eat just one. You can't. Or maybe it's just that I can't eat just one. It's possible that I'm the one that's confused here. Who knows?Come to think of it the name is even bad. I've never seen a peanut that is puffy orange and flat on the bottom. And I've never seen them bought them or eaten them under the big top. While at the circus. I'm not ever even hungry. Romanian sweat combined with elephant dung can do that to your appetite if you know what I mean. So you eat one and then try and stop. Can't happen. Every one you eat makes you just a little bit sicker. But you keep eating. What else?How about Licorice All-Sorts. Love em. Except for the little round puck of hard jelly that is covered with tiny pink b-b's. No one eats those. But the tall licorice and coconut sandwiches? Those are a can't miss especially if you get the triple decker. But once again eat more than 30-40 and you've got problems. The list goes on and on... Boston Baked Beans - I love 'em. My wife thinks I'm crazy. Pseudo Boston Baked Bean with Humps / AKA Brown Gall Stones - Can't go wrong. Snaps - A spiritual experience. Especially if they are powdery enough to blow out a little white dust from the hollow center. Brachs Neopolitans - Take me back to grandma Pete's. Candy Cigs - Great unless you burn the end then it tastes like fried sugar. But if you're hungry you can eat it anyway. Razzeles - Still the best "swallowing" gum when you can find them. Mini Chic-o-stick - A Halloween tradition that must live on. Cherry Mound - If you've got a cavity this sucker will hunt it down and make it hurt. Salted Nut Rolls - The ultimate road trip candy bar. Chase it with a Cherry Pepsi and a handful of spicy pork rinds. Cherry Halls - When you're hard up these work like a charm until you hit the next Sev.(Editor's note: My wife just told me that she's never eaten a cherry Halls as a treat.) I can't remember you turning down any candy. Ever. I just didn't know you thought some of it wasn't good btw-I like the jellys covered in bbs Julie,I never do turn down candy. That would be like a beggar turning down food or like a man in Seattle turning down the chance to stand in the sunlight. It's true there is bad candy. But just because it's bad doesn't mean that shouldn't eat it. The only kind of bad candy that should never be consumed is stuff that is either dirty old (too old - because candy like Peeps are better when they are old) or someone with dirty hands hands you the candy. Holy cow - how could I leave Peeps off the list?By the way. I think you are the first person I've ever known that likes the bb covered discs in all sorts. I love the Crazy candies you come up with. I don't think I have ever seen a regular old Twix or Reeses in your hand. That's what I love about you and your pork rinds!! We should make a list of really really good candy that you can't get in the United States (unless you go to a specialty store - of which there aren't many.)Last year while in Toronto. I was going crazy eating candy bars that were shipped over from the UK. As I would walk through the wonderful maze of underground walkways. I would stop at little stores and completely fill up on great candy. The Big Moro was my favorite. chic o stics are soo good. Todd likes boston baked beans i think he is crazy too what the heck with the cherry halls? i guess it clears the head Brian what a perfect post for you! Every holiday memory I have has a story aobut you and candy. A few of my favorites: You eating all of your Halloween candy and then talking the rest of us into splitting our loot. We were so dumb! And what about yous seeing the Easter bunny as he was delivering your basket. Regarding the candy you can't get in the states:1)Licorice toffee from Thornton's in London 2) Darrell Lea black licorice - Sydney Australia 3)Haribo tangfastics - at any newstand in the UKI could go on and on...

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"Good Candy. Bad Candy." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-18 05:20:02

There is something to be said about candy that is so bad that you love it anyway. Ever had a friend that you loved even though he or she took you out and emotionally beat you up every time you spent a little time together? Same thing with bad candy. Or kinda something like that. You need examples don't you?Here's one - take the Circus Peanut. Not the ultra delish banana flavored yellow ones. Or even the fruity flavored pink ones. We're talking the run-of-the-mill bag of orange blah. But take one out and eat it. Even when it's sliding into your mouth you know it's nothing but some whipped up sugar fake color and fake flavor. Even still try to eat just one. You can't. Or maybe it's just that I can't eat just one. It's possible that I'm the one that's confused here. Who knows?Come to think of it the name is even bad. I've never seen a peanut that is puffy orange and flat on the bottom. And I've never seen them bought them or eaten them under the big top. While at the circus. I'm not ever even hungry. Romanian sweat combined with elephant dung can do that to your appetite if you know what I mean. So you eat one and then try and stop. Can't happen. Every one you eat makes you just a little bit sicker. But you keep eating. What else?How about Licorice All-Sorts. Love em. Except for the little round puck of hard jelly that is covered with tiny pink b-b's. No one eats those. But the tall licorice and coconut sandwiches? Those are a can't miss especially if you get the triple decker. But once again eat more than 30-40 and you've got problems. The list goes on and on... Boston Baked Beans - I love 'em. My wife thinks I'm crazy. Pseudo Boston Baked Bean with Humps / AKA Brown Gall Stones - Can't go wrong. Snaps - A spiritual experience. Especially if they are powdery enough to blow out a little white dust from the hollow center. Brachs Neopolitans - Take me back to grandma Pete's. Candy Cigs - Great unless you burn the end then it tastes like fried sugar. But if you're hungry you can eat it anyway. Razzeles - Still the best "swallowing" gum when you can find them. Mini Chic-o-stick - A Halloween tradition that must live on. Cherry Mound - If you've got a cavity this sucker will hunt it down and make it hurt. Salted Nut Rolls - The ultimate road trip candy bar. Chase it with a Cherry Pepsi and a handful of spicy pork rinds. Cherry Halls - When you're hard up these work like a charm until you hit the next Sev.(Editor's note: My wife just told me that she's never eaten a cherry Halls as a treat.) I can't remember you turning down any candy. Ever. I just didn't know you thought some of it wasn't good btw-I like the jellys covered in bbs Julie,I never do turn down candy. That would be like a beggar turning down food or like a man in Seattle turning down the chance to stand in the sunlight. It's true there is bad candy. But just because it's bad doesn't mean that shouldn't eat it. The only kind of bad candy that should never be consumed is stuff that is either dirty old (too old - because candy like Peeps are better when they are old) or someone with dirty hands hands you the candy. Holy cow - how could I leave Peeps off the list?By the way. I think you are the first person I've ever known that likes the bb covered discs in all sorts. I love the Crazy candies you come up with. I don't think I have ever seen a regular old Twix or Reeses in your hand. That's what I love about you and your pork rinds!! We should make a list of really really good candy that you can't get in the United States (unless you go to a specialty store - of which there aren't many.)Last year while in Toronto. I was going crazy eating candy bars that were shipped over from the UK. As I would walk through the wonderful maze of underground walkways. I would stop at little stores and completely fill up on great candy. The Big Moro was my favorite. chic o stics are soo good. Todd likes boston baked beans i think he is crazy too what the heck with the cherry halls? i guess it clears the head Brian what a perfect post for you! Every holiday memory I have has a story aobut you and candy. A few of my favorites: You eating all of your Halloween candy and then talking the rest of us into splitting our loot. We were so dumb! And what about yous seeing the Easter bunny as he was delivering your basket. Regarding the candy you can't get in the states:1)Licorice toffee from Thornton's in London 2) Darrell Lea black licorice - Sydney Australia 3)Haribo tangfastics - at any newstand in the UKI could go on and on...

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"Good Candy. Bad Candy." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-18 05:20:02

There is something to be said about candy that is so bad that you love it anyway. Ever had a friend that you loved even though he or she took you out and emotionally beat you up every time you spent a little time together? Same thing with bad candy. Or kinda something like that. You need examples don't you?Here's one - take the Circus Peanut. Not the ultra delish banana flavored yellow ones. Or even the fruity flavored pink ones. We're talking the run-of-the-mill bag of orange blah. But take one out and eat it. Even when it's sliding into your mouth you know it's nothing but some whipped up sugar fake color and fake flavor. Even still try to eat just one. You can't. Or maybe it's just that I can't eat just one. It's possible that I'm the one that's confused here. Who knows?Come to think of it the name is even bad. I've never seen a peanut that is puffy orange and flat on the bottom. And I've never seen them bought them or eaten them under the big top. While at the circus. I'm not ever even hungry. Romanian sweat combined with elephant dung can do that to your appetite if you know what I mean. So you eat one and then try and stop. Can't happen. Every one you eat makes you just a little bit sicker. But you keep eating. What else?How about Licorice All-Sorts. Love em. Except for the little round puck of hard jelly that is covered with tiny pink b-b's. No one eats those. But the tall licorice and coconut sandwiches? Those are a can't miss especially if you get the triple decker. But once again eat more than 30-40 and you've got problems. The list goes on and on... Boston Baked Beans - I love 'em. My wife thinks I'm crazy. Pseudo Boston Baked Bean with Humps / AKA Brown Gall Stones - Can't go wrong. Snaps - A spiritual experience. Especially if they are powdery enough to blow out a little white dust from the hollow center. Brachs Neopolitans - Take me back to grandma Pete's. Candy Cigs - Great unless you burn the end then it tastes like fried sugar. But if you're hungry you can eat it anyway. Razzeles - Still the best "swallowing" gum when you can find them. Mini Chic-o-stick - A Halloween tradition that must live on. Cherry Mound - If you've got a cavity this sucker will hunt it down and make it hurt. Salted Nut Rolls - The ultimate road trip candy bar. Chase it with a Cherry Pepsi and a handful of spicy pork rinds. Cherry Halls - When you're hard up these work like a charm until you hit the next Sev.(Editor's note: My wife just told me that she's never eaten a cherry Halls as a treat.) I can't remember you turning down any candy. Ever. I just didn't know you thought some of it wasn't good btw-I like the jellys covered in bbs Julie,I never do turn down candy. That would be like a beggar turning down food or like a man in Seattle turning down the chance to stand in the sunlight. It's true there is bad candy. But just because it's bad doesn't mean that shouldn't eat it. The only kind of bad candy that should never be consumed is stuff that is either dirty old (too old - because candy like Peeps are better when they are old) or someone with dirty hands hands you the candy. Holy cow - how could I leave Peeps off the list?By the way. I think you are the first person I've ever known that likes the bb covered discs in all sorts. I love the Crazy candies you come up with. I don't think I have ever seen a regular old Twix or Reeses in your hand. That's what I love about you and your pork rinds!! We should make a list of really really good candy that you can't get in the United States (unless you go to a specialty store - of which there aren't many.)Last year while in Toronto. I was going crazy eating candy bars that were shipped over from the UK. As I would walk through the wonderful maze of underground walkways. I would stop at little stores and completely fill up on great candy. The Big Moro was my favorite. chic o stics are soo good. Todd likes boston baked beans i think he is crazy too what the heck with the cherry halls? i guess it clears the head Brian what a perfect post for you! Every holiday memory I have has a story aobut you and candy. A few of my favorites: You eating all of your Halloween candy and then talking the rest of us into splitting our loot. We were so dumb! And what about yous seeing the Easter bunny as he was delivering your basket. Regarding the candy you can't get in the states:1)Licorice toffee from Thornton's in London 2) Darrell Lea black licorice - Sydney Australia 3)Haribo tangfastics - at any newstand in the UKI could go on and on...

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Posted on 2008-04-08 04:06:13

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This is a severe breach of ethics,> >> >>morality and the law!> >> >> >> > Not at all - try reading the FAQ.> >> > >> namelesses reputation goes before him. He was a> >> sweet kid but that all ended when he reached> >> adulthood and became just like any other fundy> >> proselytiser. He really went overboard when he> >> started posting under about 25 different nyms and> >> got caught every single time. He then disappeared> >> from alt atheism for a few years though the> >> occasional cross post would show up. Now he's here> >> to bellyache about talk origins throwing him out for> >> what is probably similar behavior to that he has> >> shown here. He'd do himself a big advance by staying> >> out of atheist and science based newsrooms. 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