Well we tried our own spin on that kumquat treat. We used the lime fruit casings but stewed up the kumquats till the skins were gooey- candy like and a bit chewy .Added a touch of salt and stuffed this into the limes along with a teaspoon of vodka each serve. Topped off with a shaving of dark chocolate .Best not frozen tho. Yum !
Citron givré. I imagine kumquats would be too small for this, but I bet you could make a delicious sorbet from them.
hey thanks AliGator, this looks interesting, got a bottle of vodka out back .We got buckets of Thai limes too, think they would work a treat done like that. Will report back on this one.
I bet you could use gin instead of vodka if you make a frozen dessert with those limes....
Spent too much time trying to figure out how to put a small, window AC unit in my walk up attic. Went ahead and ordered the dang thing. Worst case I’ll just take a hammer to the window.
hey thanks AliGator, this looks interesting, got a bottle of vodka out back .We got buckets of Thai limes too, think they would work a treat done like that. Will report back on this one.
It's citrus time here and we have been out picking our lemonades and kumquats . Her ladyship thinking about freezing up some for dessert dishes. Any good recipes out there ?
Citron givré. I imagine kumquats would be too small for this, but I bet you could make a delicious sorbet from them.
It's citrus time here and we have been out picking our lemonades and kumquats . Her ladyship thinking about freezing up some for dessert dishes. Any good recipes out there ?
I'm garbage at growing citrus, but American-style lemonade is awfully tasty.
It's citrus time here and we have been out picking our lemonades and kumquats . Her ladyship thinking about freezing up some for dessert dishes. Any good recipes out there ?
And only 5 minutes for you to show up and demonstrate what a real rectal intake / exhaust duct you are. I am not Google. If you were actually trying to be helpful you would have directed your response to the person who asked the question.
Here, I'll help you.
The OP expressed a hope, you presented mis-information. Only one needs to be corrected.
Looks like it took me a couple hours to get back to this. I'll try hard, but I doubt I can keep up with the pace of your untruthiness.
Evidently I get to rent space in your head for free. There is plenty of space in there to be sure ...
So what exactly did I get wrong ?
kurtster wrote:
In California the plate stays with the car as it is bought and sold. Been that way my whole lifetime. Not sure about how custom plates work there anymore.
Most vehicles have sequentially issued "standard" license plates that remain with the vehicle when ownership is transferred.
If the vehicle has a special interest or personalized license plate, these plates belong to the plate owner, not the vehicle. As the seller you must decide if you want to retain the license plate for use on another vehicle, or release your interest in the license plate.
You may remove the plates for reassignment to another vehicle or retain for future use and apply for a no-fee Regular Series License Plate. This should be done prior to obtaining the smog certification (if required). Depending on the type of license plate, complete a Special Interest License Plate Application (REG 17) form or a Special License Plate Application (REG 17A) form to indicate retention or release of the special license plate and give the form to the buyer. If you are releasing the plate ownership to the buyer, the buyer would also complete a separate REG 17 form.
I repeat ... what did I get wrong ? You're the one who needs correcting.
This personal vendetta you have towards me is getting really fucking old. Your Little Lord Fauntleroy shit is beyond annoying. Your skin is so thin it's see through.
And only 5 minutes for you to show up and demonstrate what a real rectal intake / exhaust duct you are. I am not Google. If you were actually trying to be helpful you would have directed your response to the person who asked the question.
Here, I'll help you.
The OP expressed a hope, you presented mis-information. Only one needs to be corrected.
Looks like it took me a couple hours to get back to this. I'll try hard, but I doubt I can keep up with the pace of your untruthiness.
In California the plate stays with the car as it is bought and sold. Been that way my whole lifetime. Not sure about how custom plates work there anymore.
4 seconds. I timed myself. Literally (really!) less time than it took either of us to type out these responses. Here you go:
And only 5 minutes for you to show up and demonstrate what a real rectal intake / exhaust duct you are. I am not Google. If you were actually trying to be helpful you would have directed your response to the person who asked the question.
Here, I'll help you.
islander wrote:
haresfur wrote:
Hope you can transfer it for your future travels
4 seconds. I timed myself. Literally (really!) less time than it took either of us to type out these responses. Here you go:
In California the plate stays with the car as it is bought and sold. Been that way my whole lifetime. Not sure about how custom plates work there anymore.
4 seconds. I timed myself. Literally (really!) less time than it took either of us to type out these responses. Here you go:
And, did no one notice that I said that I have the coolest license plate? WILBURY dammit.
Hope you can transfer it for your future travels
In California the plate stays with the car as it is bought and sold. Been that way my whole lifetime. Not sure about how custom plates work there anymore.
