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[pmcd9]

I would have probably spent more time with Jake or Baby Daddy, but you are basically Rock and Roll as far as I am concerned, Paul.

Well I did spend time with them too, but neither of them fondled my moustache.

[jaydub]

Until they dissolve?

I pop mine in the dishwasher now - basically until I hesitate to dirty my greasy plates with the sponge.  Although all mine start life as beer making equipment.  Its one of the few circumstances in our household where my wife gets the hand-me-downs.

[Nabubrush]

Well I did spend time with them too, but neither of them fondled my moustache.

Man . . . man.

Also, my mother has sponges that have been in the family since the Carter administration.

[V-Adore]

I have all sorts of weird childhood memories surrounding powdered milk (mostly at daycare, since my parents at least tried to keep us eating in the Lower 48 style at home), but what I really remember on this subject was my father staring at me while I ate a bowl of cereal dry. "Do you usually do that?" he said. "That's really strange."

I still usually eat cereal dry. Is that pathological?

[Nabubrush]

I have all sorts of weird childhood memories surrounding powdered milk (mostly at daycare, since my parents at least tried to keep us eating in the Lower 48 style at home), but what I really remember on this subject was my father staring at me while I ate a bowl of cereal dry. "Do you usually do that?" he said. "That's really strange."

I still usually eat cereal dry. Is that pathological?

Not if your parents made you use powdered milk, it's not.

[Teatime]

When you eat cereal dry, do you still use a spoon?

[CortJstr]

I still usually eat cereal dry. Is that pathological?

I always eat cereal dry. Raisin bran, frosted mini-wheats, Fruity Pebbles, all if it dry. I actually have a box of CUNT yogurt Cheerios in my desk drawer at work in case I need a handful or two in the morning.

[CortJstr]

Yeah this guy is either one of us or he's created an elaborate identity to carry off a complicated long-game trolling.
Either way I'm impressed.

By the way, it's not Tea-eh-Time-eh is it?

About an hour ago I just read for the first time: "It's pronounced Teh-ah-tim-eh, sir"

[V-Adore]

When you eat cereal dry, do you still use a spoon?

It depends on the size of the pieces. Generally, yes, but with Frosted Mini Wheats and other big chunky cereal I'll occasionally just use my hands.

[littlefallsmets]

Such as one eats popcorn.

I am totally with you on this, Vee.

[Doc]

About an hour ago I just read for the first time: "It's pronounced Teh-ah-tim-eh, sir"

And I hope you are the better for it. I just wish I had the book handy so I could have got the spelling right.

Dry cereal is awesome, all crunchy and grelicious. Milky cereal turns into tasteless sludge with alarming efficiency.

[linnea]

It depends on the size of the pieces. Generally, yes, but with Frosted Mini Wheats and other big chunky cereal I'll occasionally just use my hands.

Frosted Mini Wheats are toooooo dry for me to eat without copious amounts of skim milk. Then again, I take meds that give me hella dry mouth, so your mileage may vary.

[Nabubrush]

Frosted Mini Wheats are toooooo dry for me to eat without copious amounts of skim milk. Then again, I take meds that give me hella dry mouth, so your mileage may vary.

I used to take those same "meds", but I always ate Cap'n Crunch afterwards.

[CortJstr]

I used to take those same "meds", but I always ate Cap'n Crunch afterwards.

Did eating the Cap'n Crunch require ice-cold milk pods?

[linnea]

DAMMIT! I do not take those "meds". I get pee tested at random as part of being a medic, for pity's sake.