No...there is something in your answer though, if you look hard enough.yclee0206 wrote:Kodiac or chiniac, alaska
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No...there is something in your answer though, if you look hard enough.yclee0206 wrote:Kodiac or chiniac, alaska
ConfederateSS wrote:------Where in the World is Jn?Where can he be?....
------Jn looks around this city he has stumbled into. He has a "frozen look" on his face.But he can mellow out with refreshing fireball shots.ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion).
--------Frozen look....Fireball...."Kodiac"...."Hard"....ConfederateSS wrote:No...there is something in your answer though, if you look hard enough.yclee0206 wrote:Kodiac or chiniac, alaskaConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion).
No chance he's been eaten by a polar bear I suppose?ConfederateSS wrote:ConfederateSS wrote:------Where in the World is Jn?Where can he be?....
------Jn looks around this city he has stumbled into. He has a "frozen look" on his face.But he can mellow out with refreshing fireball shots.ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion).
--------Frozen look....Fireball...."Kodiac"...."Hard"....ConfederateSS wrote:No...there is something in your answer though, if you look hard enough.yclee0206 wrote:Kodiac or chiniac, alaskaConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion).
ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion).
Kevi wrote:Fireball makes me think volcano
The volcano on Kodiak Island is called novarupta
iAmCaffeine wrote:Thank the Lord for Google.
-----What fireball in fireball shots are made of? Also, Frozen used not as cold...Keefie wrote:Volcan de Fuego, Guatemala ?
Lol for the trendy. You are showing your age.Dukasaur wrote: I'll guess Polonnaruwa, Ceylon (or Sri Lanka for the trendy).
Not much cinnamon production in the Maldives. A little bit in the Seychelles, but still nothing to write home about.yclee0206 wrote:Is it Maldives?
I beg to differ. Both from a gourmand's point of view and from a historical point of view, Ceylon is the place. From a gourmand's point of view, Ceylon cinnamon is vastly superior to other cinnamons. It is definitely the gold standard if you take your palate seriously. From a historian's point of view, the spice immediately brings to mind the Dutch East India Company and its magnificent wars against the Portuguese and later the British, and definitely at Ceylon they were fighting for the cinnamon trade. Nobody cared about the low-grade cinnamon that came from Sumatra and Java. There, the battle was mainly over nutmeg, cloves, saffron, mace, and later coffee.ConfederateSS wrote:-----------DUK....you are so hot you are standing on fire...You are so close on all accounts... BUT NO....CIGAR........Your take on island,island is very spot on...Stone...
......A little help...F.Y.I....Ceylon is not the World's most renown place for cinnamon...How did you miss this place?...Ceylon.
ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion)...Duk gets 90% of credit for this one...Who will take it in for the score...



No...yclee0206 wrote:Is it Maldives?


Extreme Ways wrote:I found him. He was in my basement, but doesn't want to come out.