It was about 27degC in Yorkshire today. Not normal for this time of the year. A good excuse for a big ice cream though.
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fancy an ice cream?
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
Not if you steel yourself.
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
You must have started eating it already! I don't see the chocolate flavoured scoop anymore!
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
I am amazed. I didn't know that ice cream cones grew from the ground in Yorkshire, with scoops already in place. I am amazed further by the fact that the ice cream didn't melt in 27°C weather. 
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
^^^
My daughter and her friends call those 'brain freezes.'
My daughter and her friends call those 'brain freezes.'
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
I thought that they were a product of old age(1)
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(1)The brain freezes, I mean; not the daughters; or the friends.
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
Brain freeze happens to people (and animals) of all ages...
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
And how appropriate that it should have been "unearthed by reindeer herders".
Those folks who look after reindeer.
The reindeer should be having the last laugh on this bear which, undoubtedly, killed off some of the reindeer ancestors.
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Re: fancy an ice cream?
No but in true Yorkshire fashion I felt a chill in my wallet and I had to bite my tongue to prevent a cry of " 'ow much?" when I came to pay for the two tiny ice creams we got from the cafe. They made the tubs of ice ream you get during the interval of a theatre performance look large and reasonably priced. Gave a whole new meaning to the expression 'suffering for your art' but quite apt too as we were at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Ken