Ha! I was just having this conversation on Saturday. “The nog is always egg,” I proclaimed. “There is no other nog. In fact, why even bother with the egg part?”
How wrong I was!
mindy
Ha! I was just having this conversation on Saturday. "The nog is always egg," I proclaimed. "There is no other nog. In fact, why even bother with the egg part?"
How wrong I was!
anachronistique+12
whaaaat rolls down stairs alone or in pairs or over your neighbor’s dog it fits on your back it’s great for a snack it’s NOG, NOG, NOG
agreenballoon+1
🙂
Hayley
I cannot express how much I love Werner Herznog.
900ccs+3
Guys, according to Ryan North on twitter, eggnog is called “chicken milk” in certain parts of canada and I’m not sure if I can deal with that.
agreenballoon+3
I can’t really wrap my head around this and the gallon-of-milk in bags thing that they have up North at the same time. I submit: “Don’t count your chicken milk before it’s been bagged,” as a new Canadian proverb. (For the record I am a strictly nondairy milk/nog drinker.)
Jess Davis
I can't really wrap my head around this and the gallon-of-milk in bags thing that they have up North at the same time. I submit: "Don't count your chicken milk before it's been bagged," as a new Canadian proverb. (For the record I am a strictly nondairy milk/nog drinker.)
Hehe. Werner Herznog.
I cannot express how much I love Werner Herznog.
🙂
Ha! I was just having this conversation on Saturday. “The nog is always egg,” I proclaimed. “There is no other nog. In fact, why even bother with the egg part?”
How wrong I was!
Ha! I was just having this conversation on Saturday. "The nog is always egg," I proclaimed. "There is no other nog. In fact, why even bother with the egg part?"
How wrong I was!
whaaaat rolls down stairs
alone or in pairs
or over your neighbor’s dog
it fits on your back
it’s great for a snack
it’s NOG, NOG, NOG
🙂
I cannot express how much I love Werner Herznog.
Guys, according to Ryan North on twitter, eggnog is called “chicken milk” in certain parts of canada and I’m not sure if I can deal with that.
I can’t really wrap my head around this and the gallon-of-milk in bags thing that they have up North at the same time. I submit: “Don’t count your chicken milk before it’s been bagged,” as a new Canadian proverb. (For the record I am a strictly nondairy milk/nog drinker.)
I can't really wrap my head around this and the gallon-of-milk in bags thing that they have up North at the same time. I submit: "Don't count your chicken milk before it's been bagged," as a new Canadian proverb. (For the record I am a strictly nondairy milk/nog drinker.)
🙂
It is in French 🙂 "lait de poule"