Cantr II Discussion Forum

My username comes from two things:

1. My real first name, which is Jason.

2. My real last name, which starts with a W.

I have a hard time controlling my creativity sometimes. I'll try and keep it under wraps in the future.

Jason W. wrote:I have a hard time controlling my creativity sometimes. I'll try and keep it under wraps in the future.

Me too. Easy guess what mine means.

To coffee.

In my head, I pronounce your name "Jay Dubs" when I read it.

Mine is half of my first name and half of my surname. Oh, with an s added. -.- I'm just as fun...

DylPickle wrote:In my head, I pronounce your name "Jay Dubs" when I read it.

So do I.

Eleiris wrote:Mine is half of my first name and half of my surname. Oh, with an s added. -.- I'm just as fun...

It's a cool name though. Beats Joshuamonkey.

phoenixannwn wrote:To coffee.

To tea. But initially to cantr.

Ah, okay. It still weirds me out, people putting milk in their tea. I guess it makes sense, but I was raised southern, and the only tea we had was sweet tea, and you sure as hell didn't put milk in it, you put ice.

I drink my tea black. Iced on days like today (40oC) and hot otherwise. I just can't find a good avatar.

Is your tea sweet? Our tea doesn't even have a type (like grey or black or whatever) It's just 'tea', and you add water and sugar and sometimes ice.
You don't put sugar in yours?

Iced tea with sugar, sometimes lemon or mint as the mood takes me.
Hot tea plain. Just add boiling water.
I drink herbal in between to reduce caffiene; green with jasmine, camomile, rosehip. Iced floral teas are nice too.

Huh. I drink Dr. Pepper.

phoenixannwn wrote:Ah, okay. It still weirds me out, people putting milk in their tea. I guess it makes sense, but I was raised southern, and the only tea we had was sweet tea, and you sure as hell didn't put milk in it, you put ice.

As a migrant to the south, I -hate- sweet tea. Also "northern" stuffing is better than cornbread stuffing. Other than that though, I've become a big fan of a lot of other "southern" foods, boiled peanuts, grits, and slaw dogs. I'm particularly pissed to find out I've been missing out on slaw dogs for over half my life.

Back on "topic", I'll take coffee with milk, or a good green tea plain, loose leaf if you've got it. Black, red, herbals, are all good, but green is my favorite.

GIMPY wrote:As a migrant to the south, I -hate- sweet tea. Also "northern" stuffing is better than cornbread stuffing.

No! I love sweet tea, and cornbread stuffing is way better than that mess yall put in it. Plus, Yankees can't cook a turkey worth shit. Baked turkey? *shudders* Ick.
Among the other culinary wonders of the south are fried chicken, cornbread, chicken bog, and biscuits. My great grandma makes the world's best fried chicken and biscuits.