It's to die for!

On Thu 08 Dec 2005 11:25:42a, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it The Joneses?

Quoted message said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

Supremo, dahling! (When in Germany, we used "primo!"😉
You'll never get enough ....

I don't suppose you'd want to say, "These are killer pickles!"?

Or, more seriously, "One is never enough!"

--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
_____________________________________________

A chicken in every pot is a *LOT* of chicken!

On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 18:25:42 GMT, The Joneses <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

Sorry 'bout that! <G>

Quoted message said:

Supremo, dahling! (When in Germany, we used "primo!"😉
You'll never get enough ....

Out of this world!
Incredible!
Orgasmic!

Carol, trying to mend her evil ways
--

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/head_trollop/my_photos

In article <[email hidden]>,

Wayne Boatwright said:

On Thu 08 Dec 2005 11:25:42a, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it The Joneses?

Quoted message said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

Supremo, dahling! (When in Germany, we used "primo!"😉
You'll never get enough ....

I don't suppose you'd want to say, "These are killer pickles!"?

Or, more seriously, "One is never enough!"

Mouth watering use to work.

Bill

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On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 18:25:42 GMT, The Joneses <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

You'll never get enough ....

I've used, "You'll find yourself on the floor, writhing in ecstasy,"
but not everyone is comfortable with that, either.

Carol
--

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/head_trollop/my_photos

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

It is always a little disheartening to hear a woman describe a rich, sweet
dessert as being "better than sex".

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

It is always a little disheartening to hear a woman describe a rich, sweet
dessert as being "better than sex".

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but

You just don't have that do or die spirit!

There was a burger joint near UC Davis in N. CA called Murder Burger.
It's motto: burgers to die for. It was well known and respected for
its great burgers for many years.

nb

How 'bout just skipping the dying part altogether and going straight to
the gran finale:

"these pickles are heaven!"

of course, if the pickles aren't that good it could give the
impression that maybe heaven isn't all that.

I'd suggest you not use, "these/this is/are ____ heaven" too lightly.

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

You'll never get enough ....

"Hoo, boy, dat's good; I garonteee!"

"How good is that?!!!"
"Yummo!"

--
To email, replace Cujo with Juno

Carol continued:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

Sorry 'bout that! <G>

Quoted message said:

Supremo, dahling! (When in Germany, we used "primo!"😉
You'll never get enough ....

Out of this world!
Incredible!
Orgasmic!

It's a party in your mouth!
Knee-weakening
Brilliant! (especially if Guinness is involved)
Scrumptious (especially if a Bandersnatch is involved)

Bob

Dave Smith said:

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm
making is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here
I'll
start the list:

It is always a little disheartening to hear a woman describe a rich,
sweet dessert as being "better than sex".

Only if you aren't quite sure what you're doing 😉

Jill

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

Supremo, dahling! (When in Germany, we used "primo!"😉
You'll never get enough ....

No one has yet mentioned "delicious." I vote for "delicious." Also:
"yummie."

--Lia

Yeah, if you take backseat to cheesecake, you ain't doin' something
right.

Julia Altshuler said:

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm
making is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here
I'll start the list:

Supremo, dahling! (When in Germany, we used "primo!"😉
You'll never get enough ....

No one has yet mentioned "delicious." I vote for "delicious." Also:
"yummie."

--Lia

What, no vote for "gnam gnam"? (laughing... sorry, just had to do it!)

Jill

jmcquown said:

Quoted message said:

It is always a little disheartening to hear a woman describe a rich,
sweet dessert as being "better than sex".

Only if you aren't quite sure what you're doing 😉

It would be nice to have the opportunity to provide a basis of comparison.
:-)

jmcquown said:

Quoted message said:

It is always a little disheartening to hear a woman describe a rich,
sweet dessert as being "better than sex".

Only if you aren't quite sure what you're doing 😉

It would be nice to have the opportunity to provide a basis of comparison.
:-)

Damsel in dis Dress said:

On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 18:25:42 GMT, The Joneses <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

Sorry 'bout that! <G>

Quoted message said:

Supremo, dahling! (When in Germany, we used "primo!"😉
You'll never get enough ....

Out of this world!
Incredible!
Orgasmic!

Carol, trying to mend her evil ways
--

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/head_trollop/my_photos

"orgasmic". tee hee hee. When I was in the restaurant business, I had a
customer that was the poster boy for the failures of the pubic school system.

His enthusiastic response to,"how's your food?" was always, "It's good
enough to give ya an organism!"

I actually worried that he was saying that it was of such poor quality as
to make him sick, until the day he came in with some of his friends and
bemoaned his newest dilemma. He said his wife had been to the doctor and
that after so many years on "the pill", her body needed a break.
Exasperated, he complained, "Aw, man .... aw, man.... now I'm going to
have to use a condominium!"

Elaine, too

jmcquown said:

Dave Smith wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

It is always a little disheartening to hear a woman describe a rich,
sweet dessert as being "better than sex".

Only if you aren't quite sure what you're doing 😉

Oh, they know what they're doing; they just don't care about doing it well.

--Lia

Dave Smith said:

The Joneses said:

I just can't quite use this when describing food. Footwear, yes, but
it gives me the shivers to tell someone the pickles or food I'm making
is "to die for." We just gotta think up something else. Here I'll
start the list:

It is always a little disheartening to hear a woman describe a rich, sweet
dessert as being "better than sex".

In the 1960s when "better than sex" cake came along, I remember all the
women whispering the name as they laughed and made funny faces. We didn't
say the word, "sex" out loud back then. So, the cake became the "better
than...you know...er, uh ... 'it'" cake.

Elaine, too