It's something we ("we" as in people who live in Sicily) call "brioche": a kind of soft and sweet bread, that it's usually cut in half and stuffed with ice cream; the thing on the top is detachable and you can use it as a sort of spoon for the ice cream. It's absolutely delicious:
And by the way the drive to Quebec is very nice too especially if you go through upstate New York and take the route through the Adirondacks.
http://en.wikipedia....ndack_Mountains
I have almond milk with cereal.
I'm allergic to Almonds. My throat swells and closes so I have trouble breathing and swallowing. I do like cow milk though.
You know, I never really understood why, but people seem to hate the Polish around here quite a bit...
Maybe it's just me. I don't really have a serious problem with them, just a little... bad experience.
Heck, people from across the country tell my friend he's Polish (even though he's not) and mean it as an insult.
Neighbouring countries in not getting on shocker. 
Mmmmm...
Welcome back BTW, Artemis.
Hello Duelist! ^^ Thank you! 
*super platonic voice*well you have a "angelic" voice so you can probably sing anythingIt's soooo long though. I'd definitely prefer to do Touch the Sky. Ultimately it depends on which version has the best karaoke video, lol.
Neighbouring countries in not getting on shocker.
It could be the food.
They keep good stuff to themselves and export the bad stuff, or so the rumor goes. I don't really know.
Oh, also, they may have snatched a lot of territory back when Munich treatise got signed. Thought they'd jump aboard the territory claiming train.
Fat lotta good that did them in the end... Still, they had it equally bad later. Maybe even worse. They went down with a good fight.
*super platonic voice*well you have a "angelic" voice so you can probably sing anything
Go with something you know
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It's something we ("we" as in people who live in Sicily) call "brioche": a kind of soft and sweet bread, that it's usually cut in half and stuffed with ice cream; the thing on the top is detachable and you can use it as a sort of spoon for the ice cream. It's absolutely delicious:
Yes, it is freaking good and after eating ice cream out of a quality roll of bread, eating ice cream from a cone or a bowl just isn't the same.
Hah it's funny but you're the second Quebecois to suggest I visit Lake Louise in the past three months! Done! It's added to the "Future Quebec Visits" agenda!
Lake Louise is not in Quebec though. It's in Alberta. XD
It's one of the most spectacular vistas in all of Canada. In order of 'places you have to see in Canada', I would say:
1. Lake Louise (Alberta)
2. Niagara Falls (Ontario)
4. Chilkoot Trail (Yukon)
well i see your dilemma now hahaDude, I've been singing along to Disney since I was 3. I know all the songs like the back of my hand!
Yes, it is freaking good and after eating ice cream out of a quality roll of bread, eating ice cream from a cone or a bowl just isn't the same.
I know right? I never get ice cream in cones or bowls if brioches are around, there's just no way to beat them.
well i see your dilemma now haha
Disney addict in the Sera thread.
Dude, I've been singing along to Disney since I was 3. I know all the songs like the back of my hand!
Much better than knowing all the major small arms in the world by heart, IMHO.
Ugh. Now I'm hungry
Cool! So what are you going to sing?
Sadly my only views of Canada have been from airports and their environs en-route to Mexico, on the two occasions that Air Canada offered us the best deal... Trips to visit my wife's family do tend to eat up most of our travel budget. (Not that I'm complaining, as Mexico is awesome.)
This one was pretty cool, though...
Toronto Sunrise by Your Funny Uncle, on Flickr
Much better than knowing all the major small arms in the world by heart, IMHO.
Lol, Serz you have interesting hobbies
More like I'm weird. Who even needs that knowledge?
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Nice pic.
Canada and Mexico are on my list. But, I have to visit family in Norway and Sweden before I go anywhere else.
Much better than knowing all the major small arms in the world by heart, IMHO.
More like I'm weird. Who even needs that knowledge?
So military is out. what about law enforcement? You sound like you would excel in either of those fields
I couldn't go an be unable to just shoot all the bad guys. I would rely on pure aggression too much. A cop needs to ask questions first, shoot stuff maybe. A soldier is mostly called to places where shooting first, asking questions never is an option.
More like I'm weird. Who even needs that knowledge?
My brother was like that a few years back. He was also into trains, knew literally every locomotive on the tracks.
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