dood - happy labor day

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I drewed that for you [img]graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

.....sigh....we rawk...... sigh...... [img]wink.gif[/img]

LMAO!!!! that rules
*copy... saves*

i hope yours was relaxing at least.

i sure could go for a snocone though.... all the
spots in conway have closed permanently [img]frown.gif[/img] and
that one looks really good too!


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Why don't you buy a snocone machine? They're not that expensive... I'm talking about the kiddy ones..

i love snowcones..
the only times ive ever had one was at the Berwick show.. i thought they were the best things in the world, so i bought about 5 in the space of 15 minutes. ive never seen any for sale anywhere since.

Yeah I've only seen them at the Stringybark Bush Festival where the Scouts were selling them.. and at Luna Park once.

But, like I siad, there are snocone machines you can get for kids... Dunno how similar they are to the "professionally" made ones..

i think it honestly depends on how the ice
is crushed. it will either make or break your
snocone experience. you want your ice to be
soft and fluffy like ... well... snow, duh.

but occasionally you will come across a snocone
vender that sells colored ice in a cup...
and i mean, just a whole block of funnel-shaped
ice... and it sucks.

to answer the question... i wouldn't mind a
snocone machine/maker thingy... but i kinda
like the whole experience of visiting the
snocone huts... if and when they are open.

its just not the same otherwise