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Bear wrote:I'd kinda think the opposite to this at the moment given that the last DiDi saw of Gary and Zii that day before she came home was Gary 'bullying' Zii with Dillion. I'd not try and set anyone up with someone else that I thought would be mean towards them.

Running with this current conspiracy theory, I'd say she took Zii's side earlier to put a quick end to their "beating around the bush," so to speak (Innuendo absolutely intended). This would be when she started plotting to hook them up.

DiDi Amazon matchmaker, mistress of SnooSnoo, queen of the giant jubblies, and holder of the unholy handgrenade of Och

1. zii with her hair down is hot
2. I want zii as my girlfriend she's hot all the time.

-girl crushes on zii-

Might get around to doing some fan art AFTER this quarter is over, animation portfolio is kicking my butt

SaBomJon wrote: I'm also hoping that this will bond Gary and Zii a bit more so that Zii can discover more of Gary's hidden better qualities..who knows, this may lead to more of the actual "Menage a Trois" intoned by the title of the strip.

Menagé can also mean chores. So it could be sexually or, "Chores for three"

Amen, Shadowraven. Amen. Oh, and don't forget DDR Demon.

midgetshrimp wrote:

Pneumonica wrote:I can't speak. My favorite chocolate drink is Spicy Maya by Chuao... dark chocolate, Pasila chilli, cayenne pepper, cinnamon... yeah, I'm not exactly the foe of bitter drinks.

That's not bitter, that's spicy. There's a big difference.

Trust me, dark chocolate and cayenne is bitter. That's not all it tastes, but it's bitter.

SaBomJon wrote:Here's hoping Zii can coerce Gary into discovering the joy of Java! It only takes a few cups "doctored up" with cream and sugar to get one hooked. That's how it happened to me way back in college.

I'm also hoping that this will bond Gary and Zii a bit more so that Zii can discover more of Gary's hidden better qualities..who knows, this may lead to more of the actual "Menage a Trois" intoned by the title of the strip.

Firstly, that's actually how I got OFF coffee. Cram week at the UT and then I couldn't sleep through finals week. After two and a half years of that, my pancreas gave out and I became a type 1 diabetic (actually, that's not how you become diabetic, but it's a funny story nonetheless).

Secondly, it's "Menage a THREE". Can't you read?

Gary wrote:Actually, I hate coffee.

:o A nerd that hates coffee?? I don't know who you are anymore, Gary.

midgetshrimp wrote:Ohh, dark chocolate. Blech, can't stand the stuff.

:shock: I don't know who you are anymore, MidgetShrimp.

MerchManDan wrote:

Gary wrote:Actually, I hate coffee.

:o A nerd that hates coffee?? I don't know who you are anymore, Gary.

midgetshrimp wrote:Ohh, dark chocolate. Blech, can't stand the stuff.

:shock: I don't know who you are anymore, MidgetShrimp.

I'm not even a real midget. Muahahahaha

Actually, most of the 'nerds' I know prefer tea..... But not liking Dark Chocolate? BLASPHEMER!!! *breaks out the burning pitchforks*

Bear wrote:Actually, most of the 'nerds' I know prefer tea..... But not liking Dark Chocolate? BLASPHEMER!!! *breaks out the burning pitchforks*

I hate to break the news, but aside from the Chuao Spicy Maya I've always hated dark chocolate (the spices give it a nice flavor, however). And I hate coffee. I do drink black tea, but only for health reasons (like if I've had a string of migranes). And I'm a geek. What can I say, I'm a deviant among freaks! :lol:

Teacher2B wrote:I only sweeten it when it's white coffee (is it the right word?).

You mean coffee with milk?

Teacher2B wrote:Yes. I've just checked in my beloved dictionary and it says that it's the British way to say coffee with milk. As I was taught RP English (in other words, BBC English), I tend to use that vocabulary, pronunciation and spelling.

Sorry, I wasn't clear. I blame my wife, who was trying to hustle me out the door to go visit her parents for Mother's Day.

I should have asked if you meant "cafe cortado" or "cafe con leche"? "Cafe con leche" is "latte", at least for Americans.

Teacher2B wrote: Oh, no. You were very clear; I understood you question perfectly. I wasn't offended or anything; I was only trying to explain why I used that phrase. And yes, I meant "cafe con leche".
I hadn't thought of using the word "latte". In fact, I know the word, as McDonald's sells Latte and Capuccino, apart from simple black coffee. There's also the McCafe, where there is more variety...and it's far more expensive, of course.

In the end, you always pay more for going to McDonalds.

Teacher2B wrote: Yes. But if you want to buy your coffee to drink it in another place (I don't want to think of a proper word; 6:40 am is too early to think), McDonald's is one of the few options you have. Black coffee is not a problem and quite right in price, but I don't trust the latte anymore. Last time I bought one the milk was bad and it was awful; they changed it but I'm avoiding it.

Frankly, you get better coffee at donut places. Although I don't know if you have Shipley Donuts there. Shipley makes the best donuts, and I'm not just saying that because I'm from Houston.