Rural areas and fudge

[diablo]

Why is it that as soon as you drive out of the city, every other house/gift shop/grocery store sells fudge? It's weird.

I see this going snowboarding, to the cottage, Stratford, you name it...

 

[Michlerish]

fudge takes a lot of time and hard work to make.... but it's soooo good to eat.
it symbolizes how much slower and sweeter life is outside of the hustle and bustle of the city.

 

[Funzo]

Because we have to do something with the sludge leftover from our methlabs. What would you do? Throw it in the lakes?? We don't roll like that out in the sticks!

 

[derek]

there's a place in marmora right on #7 (yeah, like there's any other road in marmora) that has the best fudge in the world.

 

[Art Vandela]

Originally posted by derek
there's a place in marmora right on #7 (yeah, like there's any other road in marmora) that has the best fudge in the world.

I can't believe it but I think I've actually had fudge from that place and it's amazing. I used to have a cottage on Crowe Lake.

 

[Boss Hog]

lol Marmora. If you skip it there's always Tweed.

 

[CO2]

I had no idea fudge had such symbolism.

Dont even get me started on what truffles mean to me!

 

[d.code]

All hail the fudge.

 

[Flashy_McFlash]

How do you guys pack the fudge so tight?

 

[Funzo]

Originally posted by Flashy_McFlash
How do you guys pack the fudge so tight?

Ever seen/heard of a country boy fuckin a sheep? It's not just for fun, it's all part of the process

 

[grounded4life]

I love fudge, and so do my thighs!

 

[xtcfreak]

Originally posted by derek
there's a place in marmora right on #7 (yeah, like there's any other road in marmora) that has the best fudge in the world.

where the men are men and the sheep are scared! maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarmora (sheep voice)


Jay <-- from havelock SOUTH of highway 7.

 

[defazman]

Mackinaw Island
Espinola

both great suppliers of the fudge

 

[~Loress~]

mmm memories of all the fudge we consumed up at the scenic caves this past summer.. i <3 fudge

 

[Michlerish]

funny story:

in high school, we were hanging out at my portugese friend's house just chillin in the living room, making fun of each other.
My one friend, after being insulted, retorted with "Shut up, fudgepacker!"
My portugese friend's grandma, sitting at the table, looks in our direction and her eyes lit up. She said "I used to be a fudgepacker!".

Then proceeded to tell us stories of working in a fudge factory.

 

[MissBlu]

Originally posted by grounded4life
I love fudge, and so do my thighs!

LOL!

My mom makes the greatest fudge ever...

 

[deevah]

meh

not really a fan of fudge
too sweet for me

i don't get what's so yummy about it

 

[The Tesseract]

I'd hate to be the guy with the job that puts that stuff into boxes.

 

[basilisk]

 

[rubytuesday]

Originally posted by Michlerish
fudge takes a lot of time and hard work to make.... but it's soooo good to eat.
it symbolizes how much slower and sweeter life is outside of the hustle and bustle of the city.

Ha. I die for the specialty fudges with pieces of candy bars and cookies in them.
*drools*

 

[Boss Hog]

 

[kmac]

Originally posted by Michlerish
fudge takes a lot of time and hard work to make.... but it's soooo good to eat.

Define lot of time and hard work? Fudge is pretty easy to make and doesn't take long, except waiting for it to cool. That being said I like it about as much as I like saltwater taffy, which isn't very much.

 

[LivingRoomPornstar]

Originally posted by Michlerish
fudge takes a lot of time and hard work to make.... but it's soooo good to eat.
it symbolizes how much slower and sweeter life is outside of the hustle and bustle of the city.

I thought it's what they did with the leftover fertilizer and dead cow fetuses

 

[nawberry]

I was in St. Jacobs last summer and there was a pick your own fudge farm, it seemed like a suckery tourist trap so I avoided it, and choose to ride the minature railway instead.

 

[groovespinna]

Originally posted by nawberry
I was in St. Jacobs last summer and there was a pick your own fudge farm, it seemed like a suckery tourist trap so I avoided it, and choose to ride the minature railway instead.

fuckin great.
top notch posting man.