2/6/03 8:04 AMclassicrendezvous-request@bikelist.org
> Sure, you can bring a tart. The judge likes petite natural types with a
> good sense of humor. ;-) What flavor do you like?
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> Brian Baylis
> La Mesa, CA
> What other fun words can we pervert?
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>> Can I bring a tart instead ?
Yya kidding me?
It's not even competition unless there's mention of Crumpet.
Sorry chaps, with regard to supremity of KK's (?) sweet dough holes i couldn't agreee *less* - its either 4 for $1 plain donuts from my local family bakery, or 3 for $1 Churros from the street vendor who risks deportation just to make some coin -or- in a real Parisian bistro i quite fancy them high-zoot beignet a la creme's accompanied with a glass of gewurtztraminer or botrytis (when im being taken out for dinner by some lucky chick).
As polite as i can say it - there are three things i wouldn't be caught dead holding; a Krispy Kreme, an L.L. Bean catalogue or a wedding ring. To me they all spell some form of approved bourgeois consumer creeping death/cliche. Iits gotta be cheap and dirty or magnificently lavish and expensive - the same way i like my Crumpet.
Llife is too short to be the same. Art is in the extreme's.
Classic bicycle content: street vendor churros fit great in a jersey pocket and you dont have to get off yer bike and duckwaddle in cleats. I might not have changed the world by buying them but they have saved me on a ride or two.
donuts = dough-buts
Anyway, who's judging this contest?
I may head down just to take the prize with my family recipe for Pavlova.
http://www.pastrywiz.com/
>From then on it will be like the america's cup - residing in the southern
hemisphere (down-under) where you can say bugger in a bar (pub) without
being offered drinks.
ciao,
ben "doesn't root for anyone but himself" kamen NYC
**** mine is only ever topped with fresh passionfruit pulp, kiwi fruit and strawberries