Funny Friday!!!

[jssailem]

Heard a comic talking about his home life.

"We were poor while I was growing up. We couldn't even afford Ice cream. Of course, we did not know that.

After dinner, when we were playing, Mom would call for dessert.

Then she'd put a spoonful of sugar in a bowl and pour in some milk.

We would not hear her call and eventually wander into the kitchen.

Mom, I thought we were having Ice cream.

We were. Yours melted."

 

[Tally Ho]

When we would visit my aunt in Wisconsin (where she and my Uncle lived on a farm, in a 2-room log cabin), my mom and aunt would tell my cousins and siblings that we were getting a “treat” and to each get one mitten. Then they would go out and break icicles off the room of the cabin eave, bring them in and hand us each an icicle

It wasn’t funny then, and it isn’t funny now

Greg

 

[Will Gilmore]

In northern New England, you pour a few drops of maple syrup on a snowball and it's called, "sugar on snow," as if that's a special treat. They even make them to sell. The funny part is, people pay.

-Chill Will

 

[DArcy]

In northern New England, you pour a few drops of maple syrup on a snowball and it's called, "sugar on snow," as if that's a special treat. They even make them to sell. The funny part is, people pay.

-Chill Will

That's maple taffy, I fun treat here in Canada at the sugar bush when the sap is flowing.