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Old 07-30-2011, 10:58 PM   #14038
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Originally Posted by Sacredwoman View Post
Lol how do I follow that?! Sipping water debating the California red in the fridge...how does that taste with kitkat?
Hi Sacredwoman, welcome to the forum. Regarding Kitkat.... EVERYTHING goes well with Kitkat except garlic bread.

Kitkat is as universal as Coke. Some 20 years ago I took an overnight bus out of Kuala Lumpur into central Malaysia. From there I took a 10 passenger motorized canoe 6 hours up river into the Tamon Negara jungles, then a three-man canoe up a smaller tributary that lead to a floating 'general store' of sorts... selling kerosene, machetes, rice, rope, salt, etc.,etc., etc. They also sold Kitkat bars and Marlboro cigarettes!

I'm going to have another glass of ice tea! It's getting hot out there!


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